The fourth release from Folsom—the pillar of Las Vegas’ fading, macho hardcore scene—is a pack of consistently balls-out, hate-filled testosterone abuse. Its metal-tinged guitars and manic drumming, not to mention Stu Folsom’s barbaric, obscenity-filled yells, are about as intense as it gets. Typical, maybe, but Nights has an angry charm, making it a potential Vegas classic and proving these rage-aholics remain relevant locally and beyond.
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Belgian darkwave duo Ultra Sunn plays the new Bizarre Bar
Grounded in Belgium’s electro lineage, the band balances reverence with reinvention. Its sound pairs Gaelle Souflet’s hypnotic synth lines with Sam Hugé’s commanding baritone.
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Legendary talents Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis bring 'Nothing But Hits' to the Venetian
The duo has co-written and produced a streak of Billboard Top 20 hits for dozens of artists, including Janet Jackson, Boyz II Men, Mariah Carey, ...
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Vocalist Samara Joy shares a legacy of reimagined jazz at the Smith Center
The six-time Grammy winner performs at Reynolds Hall for the first time on April 10.
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