• Tasting: Nevada Beer Bash at Ellis Island

  The Nevada Craft Brewer’s Association’s first festival of the year lands at the venerable Ellis Island Casino & Brewery Saturday, starring your favorite flavors from Able Baker, Banger, Big Dog’s, CraftHaus, Great Basin, Lovelady and many other breweries from all over Nevada. VIP tickets offer early access and five food pairings with select brews. August 21, 6 p.m., $50-$85, nvbeer.com/beer-events. –Brock Radke

• Concert: The After Party at Venetian

  Let the pop music nostalgia flow freely: Boyz II Men’s Wanya Morris, NSYNC’s Joey Fatone and Backstreet Boys AJ McLean and Nick Carter team up for four shows at the intimate Sands Showroom at Venetian featuring their groups’ hits and other favorites from different eras. Expect special guests, and plan to spend a lot of time up and out of your seat. August 19-22, 9 p.m., $130-$172. –Brock Radke

• Party: Field Trip at Fergusons Downtown

  Downtown’s best party series is changing things up a bit: For the first time, the DTLV Field Trip is allowing guests as young as 18. On August 20, the event will partner with Crykit’s Playhouse to present Dutch DJ/producer Full Crate, plus locals OG Moose, Nate Quest, Kailyn Hype, Tim Tones and Crykit herself. Plus, Paradise City Creamery will be on hand with the good scoops. August 20, 8 p.m. –Geoff Carter

• Concert: Mt. Joy & Trampled by Turtles at Brooklyn Bowl

  The folk-rockers of Mt Joy are picking up where they left off when COVID-19 prematurely ended their previous tour in 2020. This time, the Philadelphia-to-LA musicians have a new album to promote, Rearrange Us, released last summer during that enforced downtime. Long-running Minnesota bluegrass act Trampled by Turtles—last seen here at 2014’s Life Is Beautiful festival—bolsters the bill. August 20, 7:30 p.m., $43-$60, proof of vaccination or negative test result required. –C. Moon Reed

• Comedy: Dane Cook at The Chelsea

  We could all use a good laugh right now. And who better to deliver it than a zany guy next door like Dane Cook? The prolific comedian brings his outlandish stand-up back to the Cosmo for the first time in three years. Earlier this month, Cook announced that he’ll film his next comedy special in October, so fans could get a sneak peek at some of that content here. August 21, 8 p.m., $69-$210. –Amber Sampson

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