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t seems as if Sia Furler has moved audiences, be it through television or computer screens, from the very beginning of her career. Unbelievably, though, most of us would still have difficulty picking out the charttopping singer in a crowd. The oft-veiled vocalist’s latest video, for her single “The Greatest,” continues to shake viewers to the core, first pulling us in with her intoxicating vocals, then captivating with the striking emotional power of dance. The six-minute video, featuring 14-year-old dancer Maddie Ziegler, is a sorrowful tribute to the Pulse nightclub shooting
in Orlando. As Ziegler dances with 48 other children—49 dancers for 49 victims—it’s obvious Sia’s artistry goes beyond pop boundaries. That the Australian singer and songwriter has managed to funnel her creativity into the mainstream without most of us having ever seen her face is a testament to her sound and vision. Not only has she crafted dancefloor-ready jams like “Cheap Thrills” and belted sweeping ballads like “Chandelier,” she has co-written for stars like Beyoncé and Rihanna. This Friday, Las Vegas will witness the artist, and Ziegler, on Sia’s first arena
tour, with the sizzling Miguel as the opener. Given the resonating effects of her videos and the intensity of her live shows—Sia’s 2016 Coachella performance has been praised as one of the best shows in the festival’s history—her Mandalay Bay stop will likely be one of the most memorable Vegas concert experiences of the year. Sia with Miguel & AlunaGeorge at Mandalay Bay Events Center, October 7. –Leslie Ventura.
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Better known as EDM wunderkind Skrillex, the LA native has won eight Grammy awards—most by any electronic dance music artist—including Best Dance Recording for “Where Are Ü Now,” the 2015 smash hit produced with Jack Ü cohort Diplo, featuring Justin Bieber. Skrillex also co-produced four of the Biebs’ other tracks on 2015 album Purpose, including
“I never want to make music that everyone understands,” Skrillex told Billboard in June as he was collaborating with another pop titan, Bruno Mars. “Every time I get in the studio with somebody else and collaborate, that’s when I always have revelations and learn about stuff.”
That’s not all Skrillex has been up to lately. This year, he played Coachella, opened Guns N’ Roses’ Houston reunion show and dropped the short film Still in the Cage with Dutch DJ Wiwek.
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summer at Encore Beach Club last month, the DJ returns to Vegas this month for his XS residency. Skrillex knows how to get the party going. And for those who think DJs just press play, Skrillex has some words. “I kind of like the misconceptions,” he told Billboard. “It makes me feel younger when people still think that you press one button and a whole song happens.” Skrillex at XS, October 8, 22 & 29. –Leslie Ventura
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s summer fades away, so does the electric, rowdy phenomenon known as Vegas daylife ... not. The wild and woolly Ghostbar Dayclub (GBDC) returns for its sixth season on October 22, one of the most outrageous afternoon parties ever to hit Las Vegas. GBDC takes over the Palms’ 55th-floor nightclub each Saturday, mixing spontaneous confetti explosions, costumed club squads, go-go dancers and junk-food takeovers with beloved panoramic views of the Vegas Valley from atop the Ivory Tower. Clubbers dressed in costume receive free ad-
mission, as do local ladies. Favorite features returning this year include bottomless mimosas, brownbagged forties and the Flabongo (a flamingo-shaped beer bong). New additions to the GBDC party include a full-sized, hot pink claw arcade game, for which you’ll receive a token to play with the purchase of a Bud Light beer tube or a 32-ounce souvenir yard. If your claw game is tight, you could win a stay in the Palms’ Hardwood Suite. Party themes this season will range from Halloween’s “Day of the Killer Costumers” contest to November’s
National Doughnut Day and December’s ugly sweater contest and gift giveaway. Mark Stylz, Exodus, Daisy Dukes, Dee Jay Silver and many more will rock the GBDC party. If you’re ready to get crazy in the afternoon, you know where to be. GBDC at the Palms, 702-942-6832. –Brock Radke
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as Vegas poker has changed. The game’s boom era of high stakes and high rollers is in the rearview mirror, and poker rooms on and off the Strip have diminished. But if anyone can help recapture—and even improve upon— the game’s glory days, it’s Steve Wynn. The original Wynn poker room relocated to its sister property Encore at the end of May, and its reincarnation brings a breath of fresh air to a scene in need of exactly that. With 28 tables across 8,600 square
feet, the modern space features its own sports-betting window (with 37 hi-def TVs to keep track of that parlay bet you made between hands), USB ports at each table and in-room restrooms. Tableside food service comes courtesy of Jardin and Wazuzu restaurants—options that far surpass the sandwiches available in most poker rooms. It’s also in a prime location, steps from Encore Beach Club and Surrender. One could easily transition from a rowdy afternoon at the pool or a night
of bottle service to a lively high-stakes session. And those who want more than a few hours of recreation can check out Wynn’s classic tournament series and test their skills against some of the best players in the game. Wynn Poker Room at Encore, 702-770-7654; 24/7. –Debbie Lee
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f you’ve been to the World Series, the Super Bowl or the Kentucky Derby—or here in Las Vegas, attended an event at the new T-Mobile Arena or the recent NASCAR Truck Series race at the Speedway—you’ve probably seen a Bar Pod, solid yet mobile structures that can be customized and carted around the country. But you might not know how the Bar Pod came to be, and you certainly don’t know where it’s going, which is everywhere. Bay Area native Michael Manion, a veteran of global nightlife and music festivals, came up with the idea of the Bar Pod when he saw the success
of frozen-drink kiosks in Las Vegas. “The original ones we built from scratch looked like shipping containers,” he says. “Now we are pushing the limits with multiple models. The one we just set up for NASCAR is 50-feet long; both sides open up, and the rooftop patio holds 300 people.” What was a beverage kiosk has quickly become a real mobile venue, and Manion’s business has boomed since he moved his entire operation to Vegas. The company’s growth has necessitated a name change—to Mobile Brands—because Manion is ready to take Bar Pods beyond concessions. “We are going into other markets,
from augmented virtual reality experiences to product launches,” he says. His company doesn’t just build the pods; he’ll manage their operations, and transport and store them. “Every major corporation wants to get in front of people who attend these events, and we’re a turnkey solution. We take your brand mobile.” –Brock Radke
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hen Herringbone uses the term “ocean to table,” it’s serious. The coastal-cuisine hot spot at Aria has quickly become known as one of Las Vegas’ best places to eat oysters, and it doesn’t matter if you’re there for brunch, lunch or dinner—these briny treats are always fresh and ready, served with classic and innovative accoutrements including mignonette, lemon, Tabasco and kimchi. There’s always fresh variation, too—a mix of the saltier, larger-shelled East Coast types and the smaller, sweeter West Coast options. Whether you’re dedicated to Kumamotos or Blue Points, Herringbone has you covered. That’s especially true on Mondays, when they’re all $3 each on the Hooked on Mondays menu, which also includes a “build your own bucket” option from the Salt & Brine por-
tion of Herringbone’s dinner menu, featuring dishes like shrimp cocktail, tuna poke, Maine lobster and Alaskan king crab. Part of Aria’s Flawless Mondays experience (which extends to Jewel and Alibi downstairs), Hooked on Mondays also offers select halfpriced bottles of Champagne, the perfect match for a few dozen icy oysters. Herringbone at Aria, 877-230-2742; Sunday-Thursday 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday & Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.
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utumn is finally here, and that means pumpkin spice and vanilla are back in high demand. The Spa at the Linq is one of the latest resort destinations to offer the seasonal favorites in luxury form. With wood and stone accents throughout, the spa transports you to a distant and beautiful destination from the moment you enter. Set your intentions for the day with a Himalayan salt crystal and leave any negative energy at the door, then lose yourself in the spa’s warm and cozy aura. Worries slip away and senses are
delighted with the new pumpkin spice and vanilla face and body package, a lush combination that ushers in the season with a relaxing vanilla desert stone massage and facial. Using Tahitian vanilla body butter and warm desert stones, the 50-minute massage eases muscle soreness and tension for a rejuvenating state of zen. Next, a 50-minute pumpkin spice facial uses natural pumpkin enzymes to exfoliate the skin, and a rich, soothing organic mask leaves the skin soft and radiant. Your skincare specialist will tailor the treatment to your needs, with attention to whatever specific care your skin requires.
As if that weren’t enough, the Spa at the Linq offers calming amenities like a sauna and hot tub, and boasts the only Himalayan salt cave on the Strip, which can help alleviate skin and respiratory ailments as well as inflammation. With discounts available to locals, a seasonal trip to the Spa at the Linq could easily become your new fall ritual. The Spa at the Linq, 702-7943242. –Leslie Ventura
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