Corey Feldman’s Lost Weekend in Las Vegas

He skipped his IG recap for back-to-back Vegas gigs, from rock legends to surprise EDM sets

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May 22, 2025

He skipped his IG recap for back-to-back Vegas gigs, from rock legends to surprise EDM sets

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Lost Weekend In Las Vegas

Corey Feldman kicked off the week by apologizing to fans for missing his #MondayMemories series—blaming a “lost weekend in Vegas” that was anything but lost. In an Instagram post (https://www.instagram.com/p/DJ8hzvAxXwt/), the actor-turned-musician teased a big surprise coming to his X account at 2:22 PM PST, then rolled out a five-day highlight reel of non-stop shows, events and celebrity meetups under Sin City’s neon lights.

Rock Legends And Edm Icons

A key stop on Feldman’s desert tour was a backstage hang with ’80s pop-rock pioneers The Go-Go’s and classic rock icon Sammy Hagar. He then headed to EDC Las Vegas, where he joined rising singer-songwriter Adrien Skye both on and off the dance floor. The weekend lineup also boasted encounters with industry A-listers—from hospitality mogul Pasquale Rotella and Hollywood heavyweights like Jamie Foxx to legendary DJ Paul Oakenfold lighting up the decks with his signature trance beats.

Surprise Finale At The Palms

The grand finale came courtesy of a surprise concert at The Palms Casino Resort. Feldman and friends were treated to an intimate set from guitar great Billy Gibbons and drummer Matt Sorum—two longtime pals who, along with Feldman, now share the same management team. “It was a terrific end to an amazing adventure of 5 days in the desert,” Feldman wrote, capping off his Vegas odyssey with fireworks, drone shows, backstage footage and laser spectacles.

Feldman first rose to fame as a child actor in E.T. (1982) and The Goonies (1985), later fronting the band Corey Feldman & The Angels. His career has woven between Hollywood projects and music releases, and this Vegas weekend underscores his continuing passion for live performance and collaboration.