Win free tickets to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs!

Who wants to play a fun game of “What the heck is Karen O wearing?”… for free?

The Weekly is teaming up with Citi Private Pass again to give away a pair of concert tickets, this time for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs!

Brian Chase and Nick Zinner will join Karen—though significantly less sequined—live at the Pearl at The Palms this Saturday.

You’re undoubtedly familiar with the indie trio or you probably wouldn’t bother reading about this contest. But just to refresh your memory, the New York-based group’s songs that have most likely been stuck in your head or had you tapping your feet are “Maps,” Gold Lion” and most recently, “Heads Will Roll.” They haven’t played Vegas for about seven years, so you don’t want to miss this chance to see the band’s energetic performance… plus Karen O on her knees deep throating the microphone. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!

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