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hen DJ Five and Eric DLux get together Voltron-style to play as FAED—like they do at their Calling In Sick party at Jewel Nightclub or like they will for this weekend’s SKAM takeover at the Dream Hotel in Hollywood—you know a memorable night is about to go down. We caught up in Las Vegas to talk about how they’ve become two of the city’s favorite DJs, together and apart.
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ON THE VEGAS SCENE DLux: “There’s nothing like it. I refer to it as the major leagues of DJing. You made it if you DJ in Las Vegas, and every DJ’s dream around the world is to play Las Vegas. The energy is crazy. You can feel it when you travel to other places and it’s not the same.” Five: “Even on a more mellow or slower night, the energy is still unlike anywhere I play.”
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Five: “Getting booked overseas. Getting to travel to places like Asia has been my dream since I was 15. It’s always so much when you get flown out of the country to DJ because it’s like, you want me? You could get anybody, and here I am in Japan, DJing.”
Five: “There are hundreds, maybe thousands of others trying to do this same thing. We get asked all the time, ‘How do I get on in Vegas?’ You have to build a following. Be active on social media. Practice. Know your music. And be a nice person.”
DLux: “For me it was co-writing a track called “Shots” with LMFAO and Lil Jon. That got me to the next level in the DJ market, better venues, more money ... that was my moment.” –Brock Radke
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im Haughinberry has been a part of Las Vegas hospitality for 30 years, so he’s seen the industry’s ups and downs, changes and growth. The founder and CEO of unique national marketing and consulting firm Back Bar USA worked in tons of restaurants and bars when he first arrived from Southern California, became Southern Wine & Spirits’ youngest manager, emerged as a pioneering force in cigar distribution during the boom of the early 2000s and launched the Montecristo rum brand— all before founding Back Bar.
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“I always loved the energy in Las Vegas, and thought I would own my own casino one day when I first got here,” says Haughinberry, who came to town to attend UNLV. He says he called the busiest restaurant in town to ask for a job. “They put the GM on the phone, and I said I heard this was the busiest restaurant in town and I wanted to come to work. He made me a busboy. That busiest restaurant was TGI Friday’s on Flamingo.” Clearly, Vegas hospitality has changed a lot since then, and Haughinberry has stayed on top of those changes to grow his business. Back Bar is a consulting company as well as a third-party marketing company, promoting and executing liquor-based events all over
the country for casinos, restaurants, bars and other brands. It also operates its own successful events, including the annual For the Love of Cocktails series. “In my business when the economy is good we drink more expensive, and when it’s bad we just drink more. There’s a constant flow of booze and business in this city and every American city,” Haughinberry says. “As far as trends, I think we’ve seen the peak of mixology, where if you don’t have a strong program people [notice]. People are going more loungey, back to an old pub style, back to more communication in bars. That’s why so many restaurant lounges are so busy. And nightlife is popular in Las Vegas but as I travel it seems less popular elsewhere. What is popular is a well-educated waitstaff in the kitchen and bar like we’ve never seen before.” –Brock Radke
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Drai’s After Hours has always been at the forefront when it comes to introducing different types of dance music to locals and tourists. The younger but also pioneering Embassy Nightclub has carved its niche as the top destination for Latin nightlife in Las Vegas, thanks to a rotating roster of live bands, headliners and DJs playing a wide variety of music genres. This Friday, August 18, they come together to create the Reggaeton Room, an Embassy-programmed experience in the back room
at After Hours, Drai’s basement club at the Cromwell. “Victor [Drai] was the first person to introduce house music to this town, and now what he’s doing at Drai’s [Beachclub & Nightclub] on the roof is taking hip-hop to another level,” Embassy operator Zaher Fakih says. “Now he’s putting his vision into the Latin market, and that’s great. We’re kind of the king of the local [Latin] market— though we do get tourists—and we’ve been proving that this market has the juice. If we can jump on the Strip to show more people what Latin nightlife is all about, all the better, and to do it at Drai’s is amazing.”
It might be called the Reggaeton Room— and that hip-hop and Caribbean-influenced genre is certainly at a high point these days—but After Hours guests can expect to hear other Latin sounds as well. Embassy is always switching up its soundtrack with Latin pop, tropical, reggaeton, salsa, merengue, cumbia, banda, bachata and more. It could be a musical experiment, or it could be the beginnings of something bigger. The one certain thing is that if it’s at After Hours, it’s going to be a lot of fun. –Brock Radke Photograph by Nick Coletsos
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But the minds of the music industry go to a different place. Caesars Entertainment has more than 40 venues across the country, making it the world’s third-largest promoter of live entertainment. As senior vice president of marketing and entertainment, Jason Gastwirth oversees the entire empire. “In Las Vegas, everyone is working toward a common purpose, so it has popped dramatically,” Gastwirth says. “But outside of Vegas, we’re also presenting some of the highest-profile entertainers in the world, and it’s been a real positive to be able to book artists across our large venue portfolio.” Caesars is still shaking things up in Vegas, too, making big moves like adding The Who to
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s the Tao Group has rolled out its dining lineup at the buzzy new Dream Hollywood hotel—Beauty & Essex, Tao LA and the new Highlight Room on the roof—high expectations have been met, and culinary excitement has reached a peak. But a little pizza place has, on occasion, stolen the show. Luchini Pizzeria & Bar has become a fast favorite thanks to its authentic and creative New York-style pies. Tao’s corporate executive chef Marc Marrone—a transplanted New Yorker himself—says infusing the true flavor and style of the Big Apple was essential in creating yet another venue at Dream that would stand out, from the hip-hop album cov-
P I E ers on the wall to the deep-dish Sicilian pizzas coming out of the ovens. “We knew what we needed to tie this block together was kickass New York pizza,” he says. The menu seems simple: salads, Neapolitan and Sicilian pizzas and slices, fries and a burger. But a lot of research and testing went into those pizzas. “The dough was a real process for all of us,” Marrone says. “I think we went through 15 different versions to get the right crunch and the right chew. It was the biggest challenge of the whole thing.” The chef knew he had a winner on his hands with the Sicilian—especially the popular Roni Roni with classic cup-and-
char pepperoni—but was a little surprised the thicker-crust pies have been so successful in SoCal. “I really thought being in LA and just anywhere on the West Coast, the bigger, heavier, more dough thing would be less popular, but we sell out of it, all day long,” he says. “It’s the No. 1 hit.” Luchini Pizzeria & Bar at Dream Hollywood, 323-593-7771; daily 11 a.m.-2 a.m. –Brock Radke
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ou already know what B&B Burger & Beer specializes in—it’s all in the name. But excellent as those offerings can be, you’d be missing out if you didn’t explore the casual eatery’s other great sandwiches.
Grilled chicken on ciabatta with tomato, romaine, bacon, avocado and mayo is an easy pick, but you might find the piledhigh Grilled Veggie Stack even more satisfying, thanks to the balsamic-marinated portabello mushroom anchoring the combo of zucchini, yellow squash,
fried green tomato and basil mayo on a honey wheat roll. The clam roll and cheesesteak hoagie will temporarily transport your taste buds away from Las Vegas, while the classic Cuban and the cold Italian sub—stacked with the holy trinity of pork cold cuts, mortadella, prosciutto and salami—keep it real to the last bite.
Your cravings have perfect timing: August is National Sandwich Month. B&B’s special menu addition is a turkey club sandwich, but this is no room-service classic. It’s upgraded with thick slices of
house-roasted bird on sourdough toast, carefully layered with provolone cheese, Bibb lettuce, juicy slices of vine-ripened tomatoes and smoky bacon. This might be the club sandwich of your dreams, and it’s being served at a burger joint. B&B Burger & Beer at Venetian, 702-414-2220; daily 11 a.m.-1 a.m.
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juice and salt and pepper. That’s a whole meal’s worth of ingredients, tucked neatly into your breakfast glass. It’s not surprising that the Lucky Penny would offer such a dynamic drink, considering the new Palms spot boasts a menu that covers all the bases between classic coffee shop fare, late-night cravings and healthy dishes that will make you feel good no matter the hour. Lucky Penny at the Palms, 866942-7770; daily 24 hours.
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mix show from the college station, Bob really found his own voice, learning the radio ropes and letting his outgoing personality shine. “I’d sit in on everyone’s shows to see how they ran the board. I sucked it all up like a sponge, then put my own spin on it. It was a dream to be on the station I grew up listening to.” Now at Hot 97.5 for the last seven years, Bob has had a No. 1 show on all three local stations where he’s been on the air. He’s one Vegas native who has truly found his calling. –Brock Radke
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M AR QU E E 8/18 Ruckus. 8/19 DJ Mustard. 8/21 Vice. 8/25 Vice. 8/26 Nas. 8/28 Carnage. 9/1 Kevin Hart. 9/2 French Montana. 9/4 Carnage. Cosmopolitan, Mon, Fri-Sat, 702-333-9000.
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HYDE EM BASSY 8/17 DJ Two Lips. 8/18 El Micha. 8/19 DJ V-Tech. 8/24 Angie Vee. 8/26 DJ C-L.A. 3355 Procyon St, Thu-Sat, 702-609-6666.
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8/17 DJ Five. 8/18 DJ Scene. 8/19 Eric DLux. 8/24 Justin Credible. 8/25 DJ Scene. 8/26 Gucci Mane. 8/31 Justin Credible. 9/1 E-40. 9/2 Ty Dolla $ign. Venetian, Thu-Sat, 702-3888588. XS 8/18 Diplo. 8/19 Alesso. 8/20 Nightswim with Nicky Romero. 8/21 RL Grime. 8/25 DJ Snake. 8/26 The Chainsmokers. 8/27 Nightswim with Yellow Claw. 8/28 EDX. 9/1 The Chainsmokers. 9/2 David Guetta. 9/3 Nightswim with Marshmello. 9/4 Nightswim with Diplo. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702-770-0097.
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8/18 Nightswim with Flosstradamus. 8/19 Nightswim with Dillon Francis. 8/23 Nightswim with DJ Snake. 8/25 Nightswim with Getter & Ookay. 8/26 Nightswim with Conor McGregor. 8/30 Nightswim with Yellow Claw. 9/1 Nightswim with Major Lazer. 9/2 Nightswim with DJ Snake. 9/3 Nightswim with Dillon Francis. Encore, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-7707300.
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8/17 Amanda Rose. 8/18 DJ Mika Gold. 8/19 Amanda Rose. 8/20 DJ Mika Gold. 8/24-8/25 DJ Mika Gold. 8/26 Amanda Rose. 8/27 Jenna Palmer. 8/31 Amanda Rose. Palazzo, Thu-Sun, 702-767-3724. CLU B
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8/18 Benzi. 8/19 Zeds Dead. 8/20 Kyle. 8/22 Swim Night with Snoop Dogg. 8/25 Destructo. 8/26 Rae Sremmurd & Adventure Club. 8/27 DJ Franzen. 9/1 Boombox Cartel. 9/2 Adventure Club. 9/4 Deux. Cromwell, Fri-Sun, 702-777-3800. E NCO RE
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8/18 Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. 8/18 Nightswim with Flosstradamus. 8/19 Diplo. 8/19 Nightswim with Dillon Francis. 8/20 Alesso. 8/23 Nightswim with DJ Snake. 8/25 Cedric Gervais. 8/25 Nightswim with Getter & Ookay. 8/26 The Chainsmokers. 8/26 Nightswim with Conor McGregor. 8/27 DJ Snake. 8/30 Nightswim with Yellow Claw. 9/1 Kygo. 9/1 Nightswim with Major Lazer. 9/2 Alesso. 9/2 Nightswim with DJ Snake. 9/3 David Guetta. 9/3 Nightswim with Dillon Francis. 9/4 The Chainsmokers. Encore, ThuSun, 702-770-7300.
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8/17 Jenna Palmer. 8/18 JD Live. 8/19 Eric Forbes. 8/20 DJ Vegas Vibe. 8/21 DJ Tavo. 8/22 Greg Lopez. 8/23 DJ J-Nice. 8/24 Jenna Palmer. 8/25 JD Live. 8/26 Eric Forbes. 8/27 DJ Vegas Vibe. 8/28 DJ Tavo. 8/29 Greg Lopez. 8/30 DJ J-Nice. 8/31 Jenna Palmer. 9/1 JD Live. 9/2 Eric Forbes. 9/3 DJ Vegas Vibe. 9/4 DJ Tavo. Flamingo, daily, 702-697-2888. T HE
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8/18 Andrew Rayel. 8/19 Carnage. 8/20 Nora En Pure. 8/25 Ruckus. 8/26 DJ Mustard. 8/27 M!KEATTACK. 9/1 Tritonal. 9/2 Dash Berlin. 9/3 Galantis. 9/4 Sunnery James, Ryan Marciano & Michael Calfan. Cosmopolitan, daily, 702-3339000. PALMS
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8/18 Breathe Carolina. 8/20 Kid Ink. 8/26 Puff Daddy. 8/27 Ice Cube & Meek Mill. 9/1 Dee Jay Silver. Hard Rock Hotel, Fri-Mon, 702-6935505. TAO
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8/17 Mark Rodriguez. 8/18 DJ C-L.A. 8/19 Eric DLux. 8/20 Javier Alba. 8/24 Chuck Fader. 8/25 Angie Vee. 8/26 Eric DLux. 8/27 Mark Rodriguez. 8/31 Javier Alba. 9/1 DJ Five. 9/2 Kevin Hart. 9/3 DJ Mustard. Venetian, Thu-Sun, 702-388-8588. VE N U S
DAYC L U B Caesars Palace, daily, 702-650-5944.
8/19 Brody Jenner. Palms, daily, 702-374-9770.
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8/18-9/3 Britney Spears. 9/6-10/7 Jennifer Lopez. 10/11-11/4 Britney Spears. 11/8-11/18 Backstreet Boys. Planet Hollywood, 702-7776737. BOWL
8/20 Cracker. 8/25 J Boog. 8/28 The Fixx. 8/29 Simple Plan. 9/1-9/2 Viva Ras Vegas with the Expendables, Long Beach Dub Allstars and more. 9/6 X. 9/14 Lil Yachty. 9/15 Catfish & The Bottlemen. 9/16 Bob Saget. 9/20 The Magpie Salute. 9/23 Danzig. 9/24 Metal Alliance Tour. 9/28 Motionless in White. 9/29 Make America Rock Again. 9/30 Andrew W.K. 10/4 Chronixx. 10/5 Post Malone. 10/6 Jon Bellion. 10/12 Father John Misty. 10/13 The Church. 10/20 Run the Jewels. 10/21 In This Moment. 11/1 Capturing Pablo. 11/5 I Prevail. 11/22 Periphery & Animals as Leaders. Linq Promenade, 702-862-2695.
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8/17 Bryan Ferry. 8/23 Die Antwoord. 8/26 Trombone Shorty. 8/27 Foreigner & Cheap Trick. 9/1 Usher. 9/2 Kevin Hart & Friends. 9/3 Dave Chappelle. 9/15 Ricardo Arjona. 9/16 Pepe Aguilar. 10/6 Nas. 10/7 Maxwell. 10/15 The Script. 10/21 Pixies. Cosmopolitan, 702698-6797.
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8/18-9/3 Rod Stewart. 8/23 Jeff Dunham. 8/25 Steve Martin & Martin Short. 8/30 Jeff Dunham. 9/6 Jeff Dunham. 9/8-9/9 Jerry Seinfeld. 9/13 Jeff Dunham. 9/14 Gloria Trevi & Alejandra Guzman. 9/15-9/16 Enrique Iglesias. 9/17 Gloria Trevi & Alejandra Guzman. 9/19-10/7 Celine Dion. 10/8 Sebastian Maniscalco. 10/11-10/28 Elton John. 10/22 Joe Bonamassa. 10/29 Steve Martin & Martin Short. 11/1-11/4 Elton John. Caesars Palace, 866-227-5938.
8/17-9/2 Richard Marx. 9/5-10/7 Donny & Marie. Flamingo, 702-777-2782. DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS EVENTS CENTER 8/25 Rancid & Dropkick Murphys. 9/21 Banda Los Recoditos. 9/29 Sublime with Rome & The Offspring. 200 S. Third St., 800-7453000.
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8/17 Elvis Monroe. 8/18 Steel Panther. 8/19 Van Jones. 8/24 August Alsina. 8/25 Steel Panther. 8/30 Dude Ranch. 9/1 Steel Panther. 9/2 Farruko. 9/9 Aaron Lewis. 9/12 Reverend Horton Heat. 9/13-9/24 Santana. 9/14 Yuri. 10/4-10/21 Billy Idol. 10/8 Damian Marley. 10/19 Stone Sour. 10/22 Issues. 10/25 Hanson. 10/27-10/28 Marilyn Manson. 11/1-11/12 Santana. 11/7 Blues Traveler. 11/17 Suicideboys. 11/22 Molotov. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7600. T H E
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8/18-8/19 Dave Koz & Larry Graham. 8/26 Brian Culbertson. 9/1-9/2 Jon Lovitz & Dana Carvey. 9/16 Jonathan Butler. 9/23 Mindi Abair. 10/6-10/7 Jon Lovitz & Dana Carvey. 10/27-10-28 Jon Lovitz & Dana Carvey. 11/311/4 Jon Lovitz & Dana Carvey. 11/18 Boney James. SLS, 702-761-7617. GOLDEN N UGGET SHOW ROOM 8/18 Gary Puckett & the Union Gap. 8/25 BJ Thomas. 9/1 Tommy James & The Shondells. 9/8 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels. Golden Nugget, 866-946-5336.
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8/27 Smash Mouth. Flamingo, 702-697-2888.
8/18-8/20 Psycho Las Vegas. 8/26 Yestival. 8/27 The Australian Pink Floyd Show. 9/15 Franco Escamilla. 9/30 Ellismania 14. 10/1 Apocalyptica. 10/6 Kings of Leon. 10/7-10/14 Incubus. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5000. M A N DA L AY
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8/18 311. 8/25 Iration. 9/2 I Love the ’90s with Salt-N-Pepa, All 4 One, Kid ’n Play & more. 9/8 Lifehouse & Switchfoot. 9/9 Lost ’80s Live with Wang Chung, Berlin & more. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7777. M A N D A L AY B AY EVENTS CENTER
9/15 Marco Antonio Solis. 9/16 Marc Anthony. 10/14 Janet Jackson. 10/22 Arcade Fire. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7777. MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA 8/26 Big3 Championship Finals. 9/15 Maná. 11/16 Latin Grammy Awards. MGM Grand, 702521-3826.
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8/19 Endurocross. 8/25 Super Summer Bash with Boy George & more. 9/15-9/16 Joe Weider’s Olympia Fitness & Performance Weekend. 10/20 Andre Rieu. 10/21 Old School Party Jam. 10/27 Harlem Globetrotters. 11/2311/24 Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational. 11/25 PJ Masks Live. Orleans, 702-365-7469.
8/17 The Phat Pack. 8/21 Mondays Dark. 9/11 Mondays Dark. 9/17 Daniel Emmet. 9/18 Mondays Dark. 9/22-9/24 ScoopFest. 10/2 Mondays Dark. 10/6 Alexandro Querevalu. 10/8 Brandon & James. 10/16 Mondays Dark. 3460 Cavaretta Court, 702-903-1070.
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8/18-8/19 Cher. 9/2-9/3 Bruno Mars. 9/9 Jonathan Lee. 9/12-9/23 Ricky Martin. 9/29 Bill Burr. 9/30 Ruff Ryders 20th Anniversary Tour. 10/7 Ali Wong. 10/14 Theresa Caputo. 10/27-10/29 Widespread Panic. 11/8-11/25 Cher. Monte Carlo, 844-600-7275.
TOPGOL F 8/24 Scotty McCreery. 8/25 Young Dubliners. 8/26 Empire Records. 9/15 Leroy Sanchez. 9/16 Through the Roots. 10/6 Turkuaz. 10/14 TR3. 4627 Koval Lane, 702-933-8458.
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8/18-8/19 Ron White. 8/18-8/27 Boyz II Men. 8/25 Jay Leno. 8/26 Tim Allen. 9/1-9/2 George Lopez. 9/1-9/17 Boyz II Men. 9/3 Iliza Shlesinger. 9/8-9/9 Bill Maher. 9/15-9/16 Gabriel Iglesias. 9/29 Jay Leno. 9/30 Tiffany Haddish. 10/6-10/29 Boyz II Men. 10/7 Wayne Brady. 10/20-10/21 Ron White. 10/27-10/28 Bill Maher. 11/10-11/25 Boyz II Men. 11/24-11/25 Jim Jefferies. Mirage, 702-792-7777.
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8/19 Sara Evans. 9/2-9/3 Rob Schneider. 11/11 Peter Cetera. 11/18 Great White & Slaughter. Tropicana, 800-829-9034. VEN E T I AN
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9/20-9/30 Il Divo. 10/6-10/21 Rascal Flatts. Venetian, 702-414-9000.
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8/18 Young the Giant. 9/1 Mary J. Blige. 9/2 Idina Menzel. 9/8 Luis Fonsi. 9/9 Melissa Etheridge. 9/15 Miguel Bosé. 10/6 Megadeth. 10/14 Evanescence. 10/21 Tegan and Sara. 10/27 Hollywood Undead. 11/25 Ana Gabriel. Palms, 702-944-3200.
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8/26 Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor. 9/1-9/2 George Strait. 9/15 Alejandro Fernández. 9/16 Canelo Alvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin. 9/22-9/23 iHeartRadio Festival. 9/29 Imagine Dragons. 9/30 Depeche Mode. 10/8 Los Angeles Lakers vs. Sacramento Kings. 10/14 The Weeknd. 10/28 Jay-Z. 11/1-11/5 PBR World Finals. 11/17 Guns N’ Roses. 11/20-11/22 MGM Resorts Main Event Basketball Tournament. 3780 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702-692-1600.
8/18-8/20 Psycho Las Vegas. 8/24 Terravita. 9/8 SZA. 9/21 Zakk Sabbath. 9/22 Master of Puppets. 9/28 Andy Mineo. 9/30 Ellismania 14 Afterparty. 10/18 The Interrupters & SWMRS. 10/20 Nothing More. 11/1 LANY. 11/3 Bayside. 11/15 Bad Suns. 11/16 Propaghandi. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5000.
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