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arren Peace is one of the few true pioneers of sound in Las Vegas, a DJ who has truly left an impact and helped shape musical trends in nightclubs and beyond. He first made a dent in the scene playing some of the first hip-hop club events on the Strip at venues like Luxor’s Ra. After that, an unlikely but significant career development found Peace playing ’80s tracks at the former Polly Esthers nightclub at the Stratosphere. “Doing that for six months really got me on my game, because it taught me how to hold the crowd even better,” he says.
Peace then teamed with Dave Fogg to work on a local house-music radio mix show called Vibrate, which led the duo to construct what came to be known as the “XS format” when the Encore megaclub opened in 2008. “We took what we were doing on the radio and put it in the club at the right time,” he says, explaining the mashup of Euro-flavored dance music with different tempos, hip-hop and more. “That is something that is really dope to hear in music now, the way those genre walls are being broken down.” Today, Peace is focused more on private gigs and festivals, along with expanding his DJ record pool business DirectMusicService.com—used by every Vegas
DJ you can think of. He executiveproduced the recent documentary film As I AM: The Life and Times of DJ AM, and he keeps busy being a dad, too. “It’s funny, because I was pigeonholed as the hip-hop dude, and I’m kind of pigeonholed as a house DJ now,” he says. “At this point in my career I’m looking at a bigger stage.” –Brock Radke
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ustin Blau, better known as rising-star DJ 3LAU, has spent half his life in Las Vegas, graduating from the Meadows School before pursuing his passion as an EDM producer. When he isn’t traveling the world on his current 3LAU Haus tour, he’s back in Vegas, performing at Hakkasan Group venues or working on new music. We caught up with him before his next gig at Jewel to talk Bon Jovi, Ariana Grande and his upcoming EP. What separates your residency in Las Vegas from other shows you play all over the world? I actually change my Vegas set pretty frequently to test different concepts. Vegas is a transient market, so you have people from all over the world coming in who listen to all different styles of music. It’s a lot more of a challenge playing Vegas than playing anywhere else, but it’s also a really fun challenge. I’ll play straightup Bon Jovi, which is not something I usually do on tour, but it’s fun for me, because I get to experiment with combining new dance music with stuff that everyone’s familiar with.
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How much time do you actually spend in Vegas these days? I usually spend most of the weekdays there when I’m not on tour. I love my city. I live in the mountains, and I can get away from the city and the craziness to make music. I’m not home nearly enough, and I think that’s why next year I’m going to take a lot more time to focus on my residency and making music at home, because I’ve been all over the world for the past five years. You recently remixed Ariana Grande’s “Into You,” but you broke onto the scene doing mashups. I still do make mashups, but when I hear a vocal that I really like, like the Ariana vocal, I get really inspired to make a remix. Whatever I’m inspired by in the moment, that’s what I focus on. 3LAU at Jewel at Aria, October 14. –Leslie Ventura For the complete interview, visit lasvegasweekly.com/industry.
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wenty-year-old singer/ songwriter Alessia Cara has been in Vegas a lot lately: Before she took her rightful place among other hitmakers at the iHeartRadio festival, she opened for Coldplay at T-Mobile Arena. Now, the voice behind pop-R&B gems “Here” and “Wild Things” and current single “Scars to Your Beautiful” returns to the Strip to play the warm, intimate SLS concert hall the Foundry. “I just did Radio City, too, and that was the biggest crowd I’ve ever played. It was incredible,” Cara says from a tour stop in Detroit. “But I like to do more intimate shows just as much as the big ones. The fans get equally excited at both.” Cara has made many fast fans since her debut album, Know-ItAll, came out last fall. It’s easy to connect with her velvety voice and a smooth, confident delivery suggestive of a performer twice her age. “It’s been pleasantly sur-
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edona was once a suburban restaurant hot spot. When Golden Entertainment took over its space early this year, initial plans would have replaced it with the popular Sierra Gold tavern brand. But plans changed. “We’ve opened four or five brands underneath our PT’s umbrella, and we decided we wanted to test ourselves to find that next niche product,” says Blake Sartini II, Golden’s senior vice president of distributed gaming. “We’re trying to get outside the confines of the gaming [bar] ... When we got this location, it made sense to put this vision of SG Bar into play.”
Located on West Flamingo Road near the Beltway and opened in September, SG Bar could be described as an elevated gaming tavern, armed with a fresh, comfortable design focused on food and beverages. There are 24 beers on tap—including some produced at Golden’s new PT’s Brewing Company— an expansive food menu that goes far beyond bar favorites, one-of-a-kind artwork and patio and private spaces for corporate events and parties. “I think it’s a much more upbeat experience, and you can feel it when you walk in,” Sartini says. Golden Entertainment, which operates more than 50 taverns in Nevada,
continues its rapid growth, having converted to a publicly traded company last year and taking on operations of casinos and properties in Maryland and Montana. SG Bar could become a bigger piece of the company’s overall picture. “Can we take this [concept] to Denver or Portland and survive there? That’s something we’ve always been interested in,” Sartini says. “This could be the vehicle to test those waters.” SG Bar at 9580 W. Flamingo Road, 702-320-4700; 24/7. –Brock Radke
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ports and food are an ideal combination, and on the Las Vegas Strip, there’s perhaps no place better to optimize this combo than at Lagasse’s Stadium, tucked away beneath the lobby of the Palazzo. Stadium-style seating gives excellent viewing angles of the wall of big screens. Between the quality of the viewing experience and the quality of the food, you might not leave for the entire three-week run of March Madness. Chef Scott Pajak, a Chopped champion, just introduced new items to the Stadium menu. The truffle shrimp and crab pasta is as luxurious as it sounds, with plump sautéed shrimp atop linguini with lump crab meat, all tossed in a truffle-herb butter. Lobster grilled cheese isn’t far behind on the decadence scale. Thick Texas toast ups the ante, and an interior of sweet lobster
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hen it comes to mixology, the bartenders at Oak & Ivy don’t mess around. The cuttingedge cocktail bar at Downtown Container Park has a vintage vibe, shelves stocked with hard-to-find liquors and a careful craft process headed by lead bartender Chris Gutierrez. The Whiskey Smash is the signature cocktail, pleasing those who think they can’t drink whiskey and those who love whiskey the most. It’s updated seasonally with different fruit, and the fall menu’s Smash features Buffalo Trace, fresh lemonade and muddled raspberries, garnished with a sprig of soft sage.
Gutierrez likes to emphasize the texture of Oak & Ivy’s drinks; he and the staff have a passion for utilizing top ingredients and developing a story behind each cocktail. “Intention is an ingredient,” he says, noting that each drink makes you feel a certain way. Another new fall cocktail is Mrs. Lovett’s Pies, its name referencing a character from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Gutierrez considered using pumpkin but switched it up to combine butternut squash puree with house-made pecan syrup, Absolut vanilla, Luxardo amaretto and cinnamon, garnished with thyme and lemon zest. The result: a smooth blend, drink
and dessert in a glass. “We make drinks every day that we’ve never made before,” Gutierrez says. “We want to create concepts that will become modern classics.” Oak & Ivy at Downtown Container Park, 702-945-6717; Monday-Thursday 3-11 p.m., Friday 1 p.m.-1 a.m., Saturday 11 a.m.-1 a.m., Sunday 11 a.m.-11 p.m. –Rosalie Spear
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owntown Las Vegas nightlife has emerged as a very different animal from its big, bold counterpart of the Strip. Beyond the tourist-oriented Fremont Street Experience there’s a locals-centric fun spot featuring hip bars, innovative restaurants and lots of live music soundtracking a walkable district of fun. The newest venue to emerge on the scene is Freedom Beat, a restaurant
and concert hall with a modern roadhouse feel inside the Downtown Grand. The renovated space has a tiered design to optimize the audience experience during each performance, and sound, lighting and staging developed with the artist in mind. With an all-American menu including 24-hour breakfast, chicken-fried bacon, flame-grilled oysters and shrimp jambalaya—not to mention a full bar—Freedom Beat promises to
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