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Business Insider
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Business Insider
How to get Zedd tickets: 2025 prices for Las Vegas, Seattle, Orlando, and more
Producer, DJ, and overall EDM legend Zedd has a busy schedule for the remainder of the year, with multiple festival performance stops while bouncing back to Las Vegas to perform regularly at both the Omnia and Tao Beach dayclub. Considering his numerous top hits, it's no wonder his sets always draw a crowd, and 2025 is looking to be no different in terms of demand to see the artist. With that in mind, I've broken down how to get Zedd tickets below if you're looking to party with fellow EDM fans live. Hailing from Germany, Zedd, born Anton Zaslavski, had his beginnings in creating remixes of popular artists, even going so far as to win contests for them. It was his remix of Lady Gaga's 'Born This Way' that first appeared on the special edition of her 'Born This Way' album and brought the artist into the mainstream. In 2012, Zedd signed with Interscope Records and released the top-charting song 'Clarity'. Over the years, Zedd has collaborated with several top artists, such as Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez. In recent times, February 2025 saw the release of 'Jaka Jaan,' the opening song for the popular new iteration of the Dragon Ball series, Dragon Ball Daima, on which Zedd is credited as producer. We've got you covered if you're looking to party with Zedd this year at one of his many performance stops. Here's our breakdown for how to get tickets for Zedd's 2025 show dates, as well as his festival appearances. This will include what information we know about Zedd's tour schedule, purchasing details, and price comparisons between tickets. You can also look at ticket details at your leisure on StubHub and Vivid Seats. Zedd's 2025 tour schedule 2025 will see Zedd moving between regular Las Vegas performances and various festival appearances for the remainder of the year. You can find most of his tickets available for resale from StubHub and Vivid Seats, but unlike many other artists, you may find better prices shopping for original seats directly from Zedd's site. North America Date City StubHub prices Vivid Seats prices August 15-16, 2025* Grand Rapids, MI $142 $143 August 15, 2025* Grand Rapids, MI $104 $104 August 16, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $90 - August 23, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $66 $97 August 29-31, 2025* Bridgeview, IL $372 $432 August 29, 2025 Palmer, AK $99 $96 August 30, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $63 $90 August 31, 2025* Bridgeview, IL $141 $204 September 6, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $58 - September 12-13, 2025* Chester, PA $196 $228 September 12, 2025* Chester, PA $119 $130 September 13, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $74 $74 September 13-14, 2025* San Bernardino, CA $250 $225 September 14, 2025* San Bernardino, CA $193 $208 October 4, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $75 $80 October 11-12, 2025* San Diego, CA $548 $547 October 11, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $86 - October 12, 2025* San Diego, CA $262 $285 October 31-November 1, 2025* Seattle, WA $332 $341 November 7-9, 2025* Orlando, FL $314 $386 November 20, 2025 Las Vegas, NV $88 - November 20, 2025** Las Vegas, NV - - * Indicates a music festival Zedd will be performing at, in addition to several other artists. **It was recently announced that Zedd would be the Thursday headliner for the F1 Vegas Grand Prix, performing on November 20 at the T-Mobile Zone at the Sphere. This will take place before his evening show at Omnia nightclub the same evening. While there is limited information on the time schedule available at the moment, keep an eye on the official website for more details. How to buy tickets for Zedd's 2025 concert tour Tickets for Zedd's 2025 performances can be purchased from each event's unique event page, which is linked to from Zedd's official website. Ticketmaster only displays a selection of his festival appearances but links to each event's official page, so we recommend you check his personal official site for the most comprehensive source for original tickets. Verified resale vendors such as StubHub and Vivid Seats also have tickets for Zedd's shows available to purchase. These are good to check, especially for his festival performance dates, which may have more limited availability in securing the specific ticket type you are looking for, especially as the festival dates grow closer. How much are Zedd tickets? Prices to see Zedd this year vary depending on the date, demand for each show, and the event type (whether it is one of his club performances or a festival appearance). His Las Vegas shows also tend to have price differences for male and female attendees. Original presale general access prices are listed on Zedd's official website for Vegas shows as $40 for females and $67 for males. The official site also lists VIP tickets starting at $128 for females and $154 for males as well. VIP tickets include several perks such as VIP entry, bar credit, and discounts on retail value pricing. Please check the official site for exact details and prices for VIP tickets. StubHub and Vivid Seats also offer verified resale options for Zedd's Las Vegas appearances. The most affordable options on StubHub range from $58 on September 6 to $90 on August 16. Vivid Seats offers similar prices for his Vegas shows, ranging from $74 on September 13 to $97 on August 23. Currently, standard entry from Zedd's official site offers cheaper options if you can grab presale tickets, but they may be limited in availability the closer to the date of the performance. We recommend checking both options so you can grab the best price. Festival pricing will vary depending on the ticket type (general admission vs. VIP or other similar elevated tickets) as well as whether it is a single-day or multi-day ticket. On StubHub, the prices range from $104 for a single-day ticket to his appearance in Grand Rapids on August 15, to $548 for a multi-day ticket to the Niteharts Festival in San Diego on October 11-12. Vivid Seats has more limited ticket availability for festivals, with affordable prices ranging from $104 to $547 for the same two performances. All prices for resale vendors are listed before additional taxes and fees. Who is opening for Zedd's tour? For Zedd's Las Vegas performances, he is typically a solo act, so it is unlikely there will be an opening act before the star takes center stage. It was recently announced that Zedd will be performing alongside T-Pain and MGK at the T-Mobile Zone concert during the F-1 Vegas Grand Prix, with more information still to be announced soon. Will there be international tour dates? Zedd does not currently have any international dates scheduled for 2025. With the artist's schedule filled through November, it's not very likely that he'll add any new stops before the year ends. When is Zedd in the Park 2025? Zedd in the Park was last held on September 6-7, 2024, at the Los Angeles State Historic Park. The two-day event featured DJ sets spread across two days and attracted a loyal audience of eager fans who enjoyed the smaller, more intimate setting of the event as compared to larger EDM festivals such as Electric Daisy Carnival. As of writing, there has been no announcement as to whether there will be a 2025 iteration of the festival. Given the popularity, however, of past years, it would be no surprise if Zedd decides to bring the event back in the future.
Bloomberg
02-08-2025
- Bloomberg
Omnia Serves Authentic Lebanese Flavors in Hong Kong's Soho
Despite Hong Kong's plethora of international cuisines, the flavors of the Middle East are sorely underrepresented. As someone who grew up in the Persian Gulf, I struggle to find places in town that serve kibbeh, manakeesh, shawarma and other regional staples. So I was especially eager to pay Omnia a visit when I heard a new Lebanese restaurant had recently opened its doors in Soho. Omnia, which means 'wish' in Arabic, is run by chef and culinary entrepreneur Nadim Hamze, formerly of Sumac. Hamze promises to celebrate Lebanese culinary heritage and deliver 'soulfully satisfying' food with his latest dining venture, which opened in May.
Yahoo
01-08-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Deloitte introduces advanced AI features in Omnia platform
Deloitte has revealed a range of new AI capabilities within its Omnia platform, which serves as a global cloud-based solution for audit and assurance. These developments are intended to adapt the audit process to the growing complexities faced by businesses and their external environments, offering integrated and agile solutions, the accounting giant said. Deloitte Southeast Asia audit & assurance transformation leader Juntira Juntrachaichoat said: 'At Deloitte, we are driven by a commitment to quality and excellence across our people, processes and technology. 'Our Omnia platform is part of our continuous efforts to empower our audit talent with solutions that complement their skillset and help them thrive in a dynamic environment.' The latest enhancements focus on rethinking essential audit processes through the use of Generative AI. Among these features is the ability for GenAI to conduct preliminary reviews of audit documentation, providing suggestions for improvement in clarity and consistency. Additionally, auditors will benefit from improved navigation tools that allow them to delve into draft financial statements, facilitating more efficient tie-out procedures through the ability to ask detailed questions about the content. The data extraction process has also been refined, with GenAI enabling auditors to summarise information across multiple documents, thereby enhancing the efficiency of reaching conclusions. Furthermore, the platform now includes advanced drafting capabilities, allowing for the generation of initial drafts of audit-related communications and accounting memos. Deloitte has also enhanced its research capabilities within the audit and accounting domain, equipping auditors with tools that deliver timely answers to complex research inquiries and assist in synthesising intricate accounting topics. In terms of risk management, the firm is developing technology aimed at identifying potential audit risks by evaluating external information sources for relevant risk events. As part of its ongoing evolution, Deloitte is incorporating intelligent agent functionalities into the Omnia ecosystem. These digital agents are designed to perform specific tasks, retain pertinent information, and collaborate with one another as part of a cohesive system. All these AI advancements have been developed in accordance with Deloitte's Trustworthy AI framework, which ensures that governance, controls, and compliance are integral to the AI lifecycle, thereby enhancing quality and fostering user trust. Deloitte Southeast Asia audit & assurance regional managing partner Lee Boon Teck said: 'Through our ongoing investment in advanced, adaptive technologies, we enable our people to expand the depth and breadth of their capabilities to navigate evolving demands efficiently, while upholding the core principles of quality and trust.' "Deloitte introduces advanced AI features in Omnia platform" was originally created and published by International Accounting Bulletin, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Sign in to access your portfolio
Cision Canada
30-07-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Deloitte Canada Expands its Suite of GenAI and Agentic AI Capabilities in Omnia, Advancing the Audit Experience Français
New AI features empower auditors to navigate an increasingly complex, tech-enabled business landscape amid evolving client needs TORONTO, July 30, 2025 /CNW/ -Deloitte Canada has announced a series of new artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities within Omnia, Deloitte's global cloud-based Audit & Assurance platform, designed to evolve the audit and assurance experience, advancing Deloitte's effort to drive innovation with enhanced technology. As the external landscape and client businesses transform, these capabilities represent an evolution of the audit process, addressing increasing complexity with agile, integrated solutions. "AI is reshaping the future of the audit profession, driving meaningful advancements that strengthen innovation and trust," said Susan Bennett, Managing Partner, Audit & Assurance, Deloitte Canada. "With these new AI capabilities within Omnia, our people are equipped with cutting-edge tools to meet the complex and rapidly changing needs of Canadian clients and communities, ensuring we continue to deliver exceptional quality and value in a dynamic landscape." Advancing audit processes with GenAI Building upon Deloitte's award-winning Omnia platform, this suite of new capabilities reimagines key processes using Generative AI (GenAI): Enhanced documentation review: GenAI capabilities can perform initial reviews of audit documentation and suggest enhancements for clarity and consistency. Improved navigation of financial statements: can explore relevant information in uploaded draft financial statements and ask nuanced questions about statement content, streamlining tie-out procedures. Streamlined data extraction processes: GenAI's ability to summarize information across documents enables auditors to unlock richer insights and reach conclusions more efficiently. Advanced drafting capabilities: A GenAI-powered workflow can create first drafts of audit-related communications and accounting memos. Improved research capabilities: New capabilities within Deloitte's audit and accounting research platform help deliver timely responses to auditor research questions and synthesize challenging accounting topics, helping them uncover new insights. Proactive risk management: Deloitte is developing risk identification technology designed to evaluate external information sources for risk events and identify potential audit risk factors. "Leveraging technology that complements and amplifies the professional judgment of our auditors is essential to shaping the future of the profession," said Gianmarco Lombardi, Audit & Assurance and Digital Change Leader, Deloitte Canada. "Through more than a decade of strategic investment in our Omnia platform, we are enabling our people to lead the audit industry with confidence and deliver exceptional results on every engagement." The next frontier: Empowering auditors with AI agents As the next step in the evolution of Omnia technology, Deloitte is integrating intelligent agent capabilities into the Omnia ecosystem. AI agents function as digital specialists capable of performing specific tasks, remembering relevant information, and coordinating with other agents as an interconnected system. These AI capabilities were all developed in alignment with Deloitte's Trustworthy AI™ framework, which embeds governance, controls, and compliance throughout the AI lifecycle, driving Deloitte's quality imperative and improving user confidence and trust. Technology innovation and ongoing AI commitment Since its launch in 2015, Omnia has evolved to embrace new technology, with the goal of delivering a high quality, tailored audit experience adapted to meet the challenges of our clients. Last year, Deloitte was recognized with the inaugural 'AI Innovation Initiative of the Year' award at the International Accounting Forum and Awards for its enhanced Omnia GenAI capabilities. Deloitte remains committed to infusing GenAI across the organization to empower its professionals and augment their skills. Deloitte has rolled out purpose-specific large language models and chatbots that can be leveraged by Deloitte's nearly 85,000 audit and assurance practitioners globally. Deloitte's audit professionals also leverage the organization's employee-wide GenAI chatbot, running over three million AI prompts in the first year of use. Deloitte also continues to broaden its external AI technology offerings, most recently launching the Global Agentic Network. This network offers a suite of ready-to-deploy AI agents that enable Deloitte practitioners to advise clients on deployment at scale. For more information about Omnia, please visit our webpage. About Deloitte Canada At Deloitte, our Purpose is to make an impact that matters. We exist to inspire and help our people, organizations, communities, and countries to thrive by building a better future. Our work underpins a prosperous society where people can find meaning and opportunity. It builds consumer and business confidence, empowers organizations to find imaginative ways of deploying capital, enables fair, trusted, and functioning social and economic institutions, and allows our friends, families, and communities to enjoy the quality of life that comes with a sustainable future. And as the largest Canadian-owned and operated professional services firm in our country, we are proud to work alongside our clients to make a positive impact for all Canadians. Deloitte provides industry-leading consulting, tax and legal, financial advisory, audit and assurance, and risk advisory services to nearly 90% of the Fortune Global 500® and thousands of private companies. We bring together world-class capabilities, insights, and services to address clients' most complex business challenges. Deloitte LLP, an Ontario limited liability partnership, is the Canadian member firm of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited. Deloitte refers to one or more of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited, a UK private company limited by guarantee, and its network of member firms, each of which is a legally separate and independent entity. Please see for a detailed description of the legal structure of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited and its member firms. © Deloitte LLP and affiliated entities.
Powys County Times
24-07-2025
- Business
- Powys County Times
Tesco to start selling potatoes grown in low-carbon technology trials
Tesco plans to start selling potatoes and other crops grown on a farm hosting trials for emerging innovations that have potential to decarbonise food production. The supermarket recently unveiled its arable 'low-carbon concept farm' in Lincolnshire, a multi-year commitment launched in January to test methods of reducing planet-heating greenhouse gas emissions caused by farming. Farmers recently started testing some of the new products and techniques on various crops in the fields of Langrick Farm, near Boston. Tesco is working in partnership with potato supplier Branston and collaborating with pea, wheat and broccoli suppliers on a seven-year crop rotation to minimise disease and boost soil health. Branston has been using some of the lower-carbon techniques across 20 acres on the farm. The company said it expects to harvest about 520 tonnes of potatoes from that section, which could supply about 260,000 two-kilogram packs of potatoes to Tesco shelves later this year. Plans also involve trialling innovations over the next few years that range from robotic tilling, low-nitrogen crop varieties and alternative fuels to biomass heating, pollinator cover crops and anaerobic digesters. R-Leaf, a product that converts nitrogen pollutants from the atmosphere into plant feed, Ccm Technologies' low-carbon fertiliser and Omnia, a system designed to map farms and gather data, are among the technologies already out in the fields. Langrick is one of two so-called 'low-carbon concept farms' that Tesco announced in January, the second of which is a collaboration with livestock producer ABP, where the trials are currently less established. It is understood Tesco is supporting the farms financially in the initiative, through its contracts with the suppliers. By exploring which innovations are economically viable and have real-world measured impacts, the supermarket hopes to de-risk green investments for its supply base. The trials will take several years although they come at a time when 2030 climate targets are fast approaching and increasingly extreme climate patterns are already affecting British farms. Asked why Tesco is spearheading the trials, Ashwin Prasad, the supermarket's UK chief executive, said the supermarket has a 'vested interest' in a resilient food economy. 'Being the leading retailer in the UK, I do think we have a responsibility to lead for the things that create a path for food security, better environmental outcomes, better outcomes for farming families and communities,' he told the PA news agency. Some Tesco farmers have told the supermarket that scale-up innovation is inaccessible and expensive, and the risk of investing in unproven technologies too high, according to Mr Prasad. One aim of the trials is to help de-risk low carbon investments for suppliers by establishing which technologies work but are also financially viable for the farmers. The supermarket has not yet outlined a formal strategy on how it will incentivise suppliers to invest in and adopt proven technologies beyond the trials. But Mr Prasad said the supermarket will likely share the findings with its sustainable farming groups – a platform for Tesco farmers and suppliers to collaborate on best practices for sustainability and animal welfare – before exploring opportunities for scale. 'It's early days still,' Mr Prasad said. 'I think the first thing we've got to do is just make sure we don't run before we've really learnt how to walk in this space, given these are new and emerging technologies, and give ourselves enough time to feel confident about them.' On whether the cost of investing in these technologies will ultimately be pushed on to farmers or shoppers, he said: 'Consumers are really facing tough times in the UK. 'Our role is to also champion them for value and then work through those relationships … with our suppliers to say 'How can we accelerate the technologies that do the things consumers are looking for without exorbitant cost increases?'' A key tool for encouraging farmers to take on these technologies will likely be long-term contracts, he said, adding that this can provide them with certainty to make investment decisions. Another aim of the low-carbon concept farms is to get different suppliers working together to find solutions on a pre-competitive basis, Mr Prasad said. 'All of these things feel like they have broader application, so the collaboration pre-competitively versus a more restricted mindset … could be another big unlock.' Asked if Tesco will share its findings with other supermarkets, he said: 'Yes, absolutely'. 'The route to net zero isn't something you are able to achieve on your own. 'It requires everyone to work together and understand what things could be scaled so that we're all making progress against that target that we have to do as a nation.'
