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lectric Daisy Carnival veterans and electronic dance music allstars Axel Hedfors and Sebastian Ingrosso have been spending a lot more time in Las Vegas nightclubs lately, performing individually and as Axwell-Ingrosso at Hakkasan and Omnia. Industry Weekly caught up with the dynamic Swedish duo as they prepare to take the EDC and Hakkasan stages again this weekend. What’s it like to be back again for EDC this year? Ingrosso: We’ve both played EDC in the past, but back in 2014 we made our EDC Vegas debut as AxwellIngrosso. It’s always an amazing time, and this is the 20-year anniversary so we’re looking forward to another night of incredible memories.
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What do you think separates EDC from other festivals around the world? Ingrosso: The production is truly over the top, genuinely one of the best in the world. And when the crowd brings that much energy you always know that it’s going to be a sick party. Naturally we want to give all our energy back to the crowd and make the show epic for them. You’ve both been in Vegas a lot lately. What is your take on the Vegas club sound right now? Axwell: The thing that sets Vegas apart is that people come here to have a crazy fun time no
matter what. Just like the music scene evolves, we see the club scene evolving and it’s interesting to see how the most progressive-thinking minds in entertainment and nightlife are approaching the “new” Vegas. It’s important to support the talent of tomorrow—and having a great mix of talent at the shows—so we’re really excited by the fact that clubs are putting more and more focus on bringing in emerging talent to add diversity in the artists being booked, in addition to the established acts. How much fun did you have putting together the video for “Thinking About You”? Ingrosso: Ax actually came up with the idea of creating [it] ... once we saw the Snapchat face swap filter, we were hooked and have been using it to face swap ourselves with everything, all the time! Needless to say, we’ve been hysterically laughing at the video ever since we received the first draft. Axwell-Ingrosso at Hakkasan at MGM Grand, June 17. –Brock Radke
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or three nights, Electric Daisy Carnival will once again light up the sky, but the afterglow of the annual festival will live much longer. Traces of EDC can be found at nightclubs and party pools all around Las Vegas throughout the year, as Insomniac’s influence and modern take on rave culture have permanently infiltrated the city’s dayclub and nightlife scene. Just look at Marquee’s Halfway to EDC bash in February, produced in conjunction with Insomniac and hosting a roster of top-tier DJs like Dash Berlin and Andrew Rayel dropping beats for a massive crowd of neon-clad
clubbers—many sporting kandi bracelets and daisy-wreath headbands, hallmarks of the festival’s fashion. EDC’s stamp can also be seen at Hyde’s elaborate XIV Vegas Sessions parties—specifically its Neon Circus edition—and at Ghostbar Dayclub, where neon tutus, furry legwarmers and bedazzled bikinis are the norm. It’s not just rave wear that makes Vegas nightclubs feel like it’s EDC all year long. Some of the city’s newest party palaces, Jewel and Omnia, have made massive DJ booths the focal point of their rooms, and routinely fill them with the same headlining talent playing Las Vegas Motor Speedway
this weekend. Daylight’s half-dome would fit right in among the Cosmic Meadow and Circuit Grounds stages. The EDC impact will be most prominent this week, of course, when festival DJs—and many of its hundreds of thousands of attendees—flood the Vegas clubs. Don’t forget your kandi beads. –Mark Adams
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t’s still somewhat new to the Strip, and considering its proximity to the new Vegas icon known as the High Roller—you know, that 550-foot glowing wheel everybody keeps snapping for their social pics—perhaps the Linq hotel and casino is still ripe for discovery. If you have made the rounds at the spot formerly known as Imperial Palace, you might have noticed an overall relaxed vibe and discovered a no-fuss place to party, eat, drink and more ... including swim. The Pool at the Linq has recently emerged as an upbeat alternative to the Strip’s swanky day-
clubs. The sparkling pool is lined with 24 cabana rooms and 35 daybeds, all sheltered by the hotel’s smile-inducingly bright, multi-colored towers ... and the High Roller, of course. The views are as fun as the programming. DJs spin every day, and on Fridays, the infamous O’Sheas bar (from the Linq Promenade below) takes over, bringing drink specials, beer pong and its rowdy mascot Brian “Lucky” Thomas. Tropical Saturdays and Champagne Sundays push the fun further, and if you hit the Linq during one of the Mountain Dew Kickstart Poolside Pregame parties (the next one is June 25), be ready for
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an Diego chef and Top Chef grad Brian Malarkey is fairly new to the Las Vegas Strip. His first Vegas venture— already a must-dine hit in SoCal—has San Diego similarities. Searsucker Vegas is near mega-nightclub Omnia, as it is in downtown San Diego’s bustling Gaslamp Quarter. The two venues in Caesars are adjoining, perfect for a bite before clubbing commences. Searsucker specializes in the freshest of food from the farm and sea. The recently revamped menu is separated into creative categories with an emphasis on shareables, including the spicy hamachi and avocado sashimi-
style dish with Fresno chili and cilantro, and the shrimp ceviche and toast with cucumber and pickled banana. A bit heartier but equally fun to pass around the table are the biscuits with whipped butter and infused honey, the play-on-breakfast eggs and bacon with pork belly and a crispy poached egg, and the Buffalo-influenced lollipop wings. Consider the beer-braised shortribs, braised pork butt and scallops with spring peas from the signature dishes selection, but save room for the sweets, from the s’mores bar and chocolate trifecta to the backto-basics cookies and milk. Enjoy it
all with Searsucker’s inventive and savory cocktail menu, an absolute delight. Searsucker at Caesars Palace, 702-866-1800; Sunday, Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 5-11 p.m., Tuesday, Friday & Saturday 5 p.m.midnight. –Don Chareunsy
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OM’s seasonally rotating signature libations—each playfully dubbed with a memorable ladies’ name—are as hand-crafted as it gets, employing house-made weapons of taste construction such as maple gastrique, habanero syrup, strawberry balsamic shrub and aleppo pepper-infused honey syrup. The Svetlana is a thing of beauty, horseradish-infused vodka with lemon, ginger and the Czech Republic herbal liqueur Becherovka. If it sounds like the perfect cocktail match for sweet and briny oysters, you’re starting to catch on. Bessie is a fresh, spice-kissed take on a margarita, smoothed over
with watermelon. Mavis blends rye, vermouth, lime and tiki bitters with sweet, tropical Velvet Falernum liqueur and silky, sensuous gomme syrup. Most cocktail menus have a few easy drinkers listed, concoctions that go down a bit too smooth. Other Mama’s entire menu fits that bill, which is why this neighborhood upstart is not just one of the best restaurants off the Strip, but one of the best bars, too. Other Mama, 3655 S. Durango Drive #6, 702-463-8382; daily 4-11 p.m. –Brock Radke
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