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MusicThree shows in three nights: Quicksand, Car Seat Headrest and Destroyer
In 24 hours, the Bunkhouse went from seven musicians onstage to just one—and both acts delivered.
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A&EJa Rule, ‘Peter Pan,’ the Star Trek Convention and more to do this week
Also, comic Colin Kaye and a Downtown electro party.
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A&EThe Aces’ home opener, Blink-182, Pink and more to do this week
Also: Future’s back at Drai’s, and Louie Anderson stops at South Point.
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A&ELGBT pool parties, Glass Animals, ‘Big Fish’ and more to do this week
Also: Cults at the Bunkhouse, and the Phil closes out its season.
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NightlifeExpect new music (and fake animal heads?) for Beats Antique’s DJ set
“We look at it as a chance for us to experiment with music that we’re influenced by and play new music, new tracks and everything.”
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MusicThe Weekly interview: Joy Division/New Order bassist Peter Hook
His band, The Light, will play both Substance albums at Brooklyn Bowl.
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MusicConcert on-sales: J Cole, Pink, Lil Xan and more
Also: Jimmy Eat World, Whitesnake and Ninja Sex Party
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A&EFree Comic Book Day, Travis Scott, comedian Gad Elmaleh and more to do this week
STS9 at Brooklyn Bowl and an Indian Food Festival.
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MusicConcert on-sales: J Balvin, A Perfect Circle and Billie Joe Armstrong‘s new band
Also: The Breeders return, Alanis adds a second show and Method Man & Redman hit Brooklyn Bowl.
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A&E‘The Color Purple,’ the Mob Museum’s boozy new exhibit, alt-J and more stuff to do this week
Also: Walshy Fire & Ape Drums at Drai’s Beachclub and Ghostface Killah at Brooklyn Bowl.
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Arts & EntertainmentHarrah'sBrooklyn BowlEmerge, Day 3: Quick meals, hot soul and Twin Shadow on Rhye
The last day of the Emerge Music + Impact festival was a mixed bag, but it contained more good stuff than bad.
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MusicConcert on-sales: System of a Down, a K-Pop Festival and Enrique Iglesias
Also: Cults, Gwen Stefani’s new residency and an additional Caifanes performance
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MusicThe Fairy Tale Ball and Lauren Ruth Ward highlight Night 1 of Emerge
A historical master class on vogueing and an LA roots-rocker got the new conference/festival off to a great start.
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MusicBassist Dave Hartley talks about The War on Drugs’ anticipated return to Las Vegas
The Philadelphia band has only played here once, supporting The Hold Steady back in 2009.
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NightlifeLas Vegan 3LAU brings big energy and ‘Ultraviolet’ textures to Brooklyn Bowl
This weekend marks Justin Blau’s first headlining show here outside of a nightclub.
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MusicMinistry and Chelsea Wolfe make for a powerful—and appropriate—live pairing
Their latest albums redefine “heavy.”
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MusicLongtime David Bowie collaborator Mike Garson brings a celebratory tour to town
“[On the Ziggy Stardust Tour] these guys were dressed in the wildest costumes, and I’m in jeans thinking, ‘I’m on another planet.’"
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MusicLocal music notes: Brooklyn Bowl’s new showcase, Megabolts’ new EP and more
After seven years, Avalon Landing calls it a day.
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NewsAllAggregateHome means Nevada (for Californians, Utahans and Arizonans, too)
While the addition of more than 100,000 residents since 2016 and three professional sports teams has certainly had a positive role in helping the market, ...
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NewsAllAggregateA familiar name takes over at Beauty Bar
Roxie Amoroso, a veteran Vegas promoter and musician who has played in bands like Pigasus and Crazy Chief—and the owner of Exile on Main Street ...
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DiningDowntown favorite the Goodwich fires up its southwest Valley location
Coming soon: a fenced-in side-patio area that could turn into your new favorite outdoor eating space when the calendar turns to fall.
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NewsAllSportsCollege decisions: We offer predictions for the Heisman, playoffs and championship
After scouring the Westgate Las Vegas Superbook odds, here are the best bets to answer college football’s three biggest questions.
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NewsAllAggregateTips for staying safe and comfortable when traveling by plane
Whether flying once a week or once a year, many people have a love/hate relationship with air travel. Yes, it can be faster than traveling ...
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NewsAllAggregateIt's fig season: How to grow them, what to do with the harvest
Can a fruit tree rich in vitamins and fiber thrive in the heat of the Vegas summer? You better believe it.
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NightlifeA day in the nightlife: Saint Clair packs a lot into her pre-show routine
When the SKAM Artist is in Las Vegas for her residency with More Coin at Hyde Bellagio, she starts her day at One Kick’s Gym ...
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NewsAllAggregateLeukemia & Lymphoma Society a guiding light to cancer patients for decades
Meet a nonprofit organization that has invested more than $1.2 billion in research to fight blood cancer.
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NewsAllAggregateAttorney's military training laid foundation for career in public and private sectors
Greg Brower, a shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, joined the firm after his third stint with the U.S. Department of Justice. He splits his ...
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DiningBlinders Burgers & Brunch aims to entice all with its plant-based menu
“Our main goal isn’t to convert carnivores, but how cool would it be to spark the interest of someone who never experienced how good plants ...
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MusicHeavy favorites: Eleven acts to catch at Psycho Las Vegas festival
From Dvne to Witchcraft and Goblin to Sunn O)))
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DiningTry Gäbi for the coffee and pastries, stay for the cultural immersion
Take off your shoes and sit on a giant wooden staircase in the back, or find a spot on a swinging sofa before satisfying your ...
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NightlifeCatching up with Wynn Nightlife resident Nicky Romero
“Anything can happen in Vegas, and I’ve made many incredible memories here.”
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MusicPanic! At the Disco’s Brendon Urie talks philanthropy, Broadway and what will be the band’s biggest-ever Vegas show
"The wind changed directions entirely, and the water just dowsed us and the crowd," he says of his band’s Stanley Cup Finals performance in the ...
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MusicMemorable moments from Panic! At the Disco’s huge Vegas show
Brendon Urie did it all at T-Mobile Arena, from floating on a piano to backflipping from a drum riser and covering Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody."
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NightlifeDutch DJ Fedde Le Grand is ready to transform his touring production
His theatrical, large-scale production has only been seen in the Netherlands, he’s is hoping to make some adjustments that will allow him to take it ...
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NightlifeMajor Lazer at Encore Beach Club, Wiz Khalifa at Drai’s and other club musts this week
The Sneaker Formal takes over Tao’s Worship Thursdays.
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MusicA primer on cult rock band Dispatch ahead of its Vegas debut
The band’s “final” concert in Boston in 2004 resulted in one of the great pilgrimages in rock history: an estimated 166,000 people.
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Fine ArtJK Russ’ ‘Desert Flower Power Landscape’ pleases the eye and skirts controversy
She began by choosing materials that resolve the significant site-specific constraints of the Rotunda: the circular space, constant pedestrian traffic, unpredictable air currents, bright windows ...
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A&ETiffany Salerno puts her passion for band photography on the page
The black-and-white collection of photos dropped July 26 and is available at blurb.com as an $8 zine or a $6 PDF.
