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mbassy Nightclub brought Bad Bunny to Las Vegas in May, just as the Puerto Rican rapper was about to break big. Since then, the artist born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio has emerged as one of the leaders of the hot Latin trap movement, collaborating with established stars and fast-rising names like Prince Royce, Timbaland, J. Balvin, Wisin and Karol G. Now, thanks to the Embassy-Drai’s connection—the off-Strip club co-programs the Reggaeton Room at Drai’s After Hours—the Bunny returns for a Latin Grammys afterparty performance at Drai’s Nightclub on the Cromwell rooftop.

Bad Bunny was one of the first performers announced for this year’s Latin Grammy Awards, set for November 16 at MGM Grand Garden Arena, and he’s also nominated for Best Urban Fusion Performance for “Si Tu Novio Te Deja Sola,” a slinky reggaeton track with Balvin. His newest songs and guest appearances seem to hit even harder; but you can get a solid feel for Bad Bunny’s sound by listening to “Soy Peor,” on which he uses his striking baritone to come off like Bryson Tiller or Travis Scott en espanol. Earlier 2017 single “Diles” has already gone viral with more than 300 million YouTube views.

Intricately shaved hairstyles, a flamboyant fashion sense and natural charisma have helped Bad Bunny become a true breakout artist, but it all stems from the music. Bad Bunny at Drai’s at the Cromwell, November 16. –Brock Radke

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he last time Axl Rose set foot in Las Vegas, his foot was broken. When the reunited Guns N’ Roses played two shows at thenbrand-new T-Mobile Arena last spring, the notorious frontman was confined to a fancy rock ’n’ roll throne on loan from the Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl. But singing while seated proved to be a powerful method of delivery for Rose and the band, as the vocals took the worked-up crowd back to the days of Appetite for Destruction and Use Your Illusion. GNR is back on the Strip Saturday night with the Not in This Lifetime tour. Just like last year, classic-lineup members Rose, guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan are together again, bolstered on this tour by longtime keyboard contributor Dizzy Reed, guitarist Richard Fortus, drummer Frank Ferrer and keys player Melissa Reese. Pink and Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top have popped up onstage during recent dates, both to guest on the 1988 ballad “Patience.” The tour, which kicked off in 2016 and has already moved through the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Chile and Argentina, is set to swing through Europe next summer. After so many years in rock limbo, it seems Axl, Slash and company are doing everything they can to put Guns N’ Roses where fans have always believed it belongs—on the short list of the greatest rock bands of all time. Guns N’ Roses at T-Mobile Arena, November 17.

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t feels like only yesterday we were awaiting the opening of celebrated chef Masaharu Morimoto’s eponymous Las Vegas restaurant. But time flies when you’re having fun, and Morimoto is all about creating a good time—memorable, special moments and flavors that can’t be replicated anywhere else. The Iron Chef touched down in Las Vegas to celebrate the restaurant’s one-year anniversary and to talk about the success of yet another critically acclaimed restaurant. “Everybody likes Las Vegas,” Morimoto told Industry Weekly. “This is my dream come true.” Since opening his spot at the MGM Grand in 2016, Morimoto says the key

question has always been, “How can I make my customer happy?” He doesn’t follow trends and describes himself as the conductor of an elaborate orchestra. At 62, his health is a priority. “I counted last year how many days I stayed at home and used my own pillow—68 days,” he says. “I respect who I hire. Maybe 150 people work here under the Morimoto name in Las Vegas, and [I have] more than 1,000 employees under the Morimoto name [worldwide]. A lot of people are on my shoulders. I have to be healthy.” The chef is so busy, he had to sit out the upcoming season of Iron Chef to prepare for two new restaurant openings. While he might not appear on your television

screen as soon, he still hopes to make an impact with his latest cookbook, Mastering the Art of Japanese Home Cooking. “People think Japanese cuisine and sushi is mysterious, but Japanese cooking should not be mysterious,” he says. “It’s easy! Try it.” Don’t think you can master oyster foie gras or yellowtail pastrami at home? We won’t blame you for visiting Morimoto instead. –Leslie Ventura

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he Palms has been the source for plenty of nightlife speculation and anticipation since Red Rock Resorts, parent company of Station Casinos, acquired the off-Strip resort in 2016. Now Vegas visitors and locals have a clearer picture of what the new Palms is going to look like: Tao Group and Clique Hospitality will partner with the resort to create new clubs, restaurants and lounges, and chefs Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Marc Vetri are working on new dining spots, too. “The Tao Group is excited to be part of the greatest nightlife and daylife team ever assembled in Las Vegas as we partner with Red Rock Resorts on the Palms project,” Tao Group partner Noah

Tepperberg said in a press statement. “We are eager to share the fresh and innovative dayclub, nightclub and dining concepts being introduced at what will be the largest dance music venue in Las Vegas. With over 100,000 square feet, we are gearing up to once again raise the bar on the entire hospitality experience by providing something that is truly a one stop shop for a full weekend of varying food, beverage and live entertainment.” “Opening in the Palms, the epicenter of Las Vegas pop culture, marks a true milestone in our expansion into the world’s most exciting and vibrant destinations,” Clique founder Andy Masi said in a separate statement. “When you think about Las Vegas, few places are more iconic than the Palms. My

team and I are looking forward to add to the history and the lore while still offering guests incredible experiences and the opportunity to make some new memories.” “Vegas won’t know what hit it when the Palms debuts their new look,” added Symon, who will create his first-ever Vegas project. “I truly feel it will become the premier dining and nightlife spot in all of Vegas. The team at Red Rock Resorts is top notch, and we’re so psyched to be part of this project. Look out Vegas, here we come!” –Brock Radke

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ney F is embarking on his first North American tour, and it includes a gig for the local Cymatic Sessions’ three-year anniversary party. With over a decade’s experience behind the decks, he recently opened up for Richie Hawtin at a sold-out Halloween show in Aney F’s native Slovenia, and he’ll bringing those vibes to Vegas Friday night.

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What’s the electronic scene like in your home country? We’re a really small country. Only 2 million people live here, but we have a good, small scene, and you can listen to international DJs every week. Unfortunately, we don’t have big festivals, as there is simply not enough rave people here, so you really need to love what you are doing to survive in our scene. Since you’re new to Las Vegas, how would you describe your sound? It’s hard to describe music with words, but I could say my sounds are going from minimal to deep tech to techno, but from my point of view I still play good house music.

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You launched your Innocent Music label six years ago. I decided to open my own imprint to push my stuff out and also to give chances to other upcoming quality artists. Innocent Music is a platform for young and upcoming artists from all over the world. You’ve been releasing some music on vinyl. Why is that format important to you? I’ve released a lot of records in last couple of years. It’s not that it is important to me, but I’ve released music for other parts of the music world who play just vinyl—there are still a lot of people who are doing it. Cymatic Sessions with Aney F at Juicy Beets, 3900 Paradise Road, November 17. –Deanna Rilling

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ith so many talented dancers from so many artistic genres making Las Vegas their professional headquarters, it seems only natural for the 15-time Emmy Award-winning show So You Think You Can Dance to bring its live tour to town. The show’s top 10 finalists from its 14th season are in the middle of a 34-city run that takes the stage at the Pearl inside the Palms on November 17. The theme for this year’s tour is “All the Right Moves”—favorite routines

from the TV season return to mingle with original pieces created exclusively for the live show. Accompanying the 10 finalists— Robert Green, Logan Hernandez, Lex Ishimoto, Koine Iwasaki, Dassy Lee, Kaylee Millis, KiKi Nyemchek, Taylor Sieve, Sydney Tormey and Mark Villaver—are SYTYCD all-stars Jasmine Harper and Marko Germar. Harper has performed in Beyoncé’s Lemonade, at the 87th annual Academy Awards and alongside artists like Taylor Swift, Usher and Pitbull. Germar has gone on to perform in Grease Live, on Glee and with Jennifer Lopez.

It’s a safe bet that when this show moves from the small screen to the big stage in a city built on dance, it’ll be one of the weekend’s most memorable performances. So You Think You Can Dance at the Pearl at the Palms, November 17.

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xpectations hit the ceiling when MGM Resorts and the Sydell Group planted award-winning chef Bryce Shuman on the Las Vegas Strip to launch Primrose, the next evolution of the casino three-meal restaurant at Monte Carlo (which will soon become Park MGM). We only knew that the food and drinks would be Frenchinspired and thoughtfully composed to match the country home and garden environment inside the new restaurant space.

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It turns out Shuman is really good at frying things, the first of many discoveries made at Primrose. Lunch or dinner must start with the mozzarella croquette, a fancy name for what’s essentially the best version of the bar-food favorite you’ve ever encountered. The soft, salty cheese with the perfectly crispy crust rests on a bed of bright, fresh tomato sauce, topped with crispy basil. A similar approach results in the fried chicken Provençal, boneless tenders coated in a remarkably flavorful and light batter with herbs de Provence blended in, a

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fresh and savory take on the classic comfort dish. There’s tangy spring onion aioli for dipping, too. Shuman’s “garden fries” are another must-eat offering, an addictive array of pickled and tempura-fried dill beans and hot peppers with a light, mustardy sauce gribiche as accompaniment. Each bite is crunchy and stunningly non-greasy, a snack you simply cannot resist. These appetizers offer an ideal gateway into the Primrose menu, full of roasted and grilled specialties and delicate vegetable dishes. And they’re an early indication that we’re all going to be spending a lot of time exploring the cuisine at this refreshing new restaurant. Primrose at Monte Carlo, 702-730-6600; Sunday-Thursday 7 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday & Saturday 7 a.m.-midnight. –Brock Radke

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legant, sexy and luxurious, the bar at Sage piques your curiosity and engages your senses with moody lighting, whimsical cocktails and Russian absinthe service. But forget about absinthe for the moment—it’s time to talk vodka. And not just any vodka. House of Carbonadi is a recent addition to MGM Resorts’ beverage program, a little-known secret waiting to be discovered and enjoyed by both vodka and cocktail connoisseurs. Sage is an excellent place to get a taste. Located in the Piedmont region of Northern Italy, the family-owned Carbonadi distillery borders France and Switzerland, in an area known for its quality of wheat. Its premium spirit is made with water from the Italian Alps and filtered through a winemaking process called micro-oxygenation, which mimicks slow-barrel maturation. The vodka is then filtered through activated charcoal before entering its final phase using carbonados, or black diamonds, in California. The result: a clean, silky finish unlike

any vodka you’ve ever tasted. Embrace the change of season by steeping a cup of tea and mixing it with Carbonadi, clove, cinnamon, mint, orange and honey, or consider pairing it with maple syrup, lemon juice and aquafaba—chickpea juice used to substitute for raw egg whites in creative cocktails. Both of these were among the experimental creations served by MGM bartenders at a recent Carbonadi tasting event. CEO Richard Miller III says Carbonadi can also be enjoyed simply. Order it as a sipper on the rocks, or in a classic martini for a refined and elevated experience perfectly suited for the environment at Sage. –Leslie Ventura

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TAO 11/16 DJ Five. 11/17 DJ Wellman. 11/18 Vice. 11/23 DJ Five. 11/24 Enferno. 11/25 Eric DLux. 11/30 DJ Five. 12/1 Devin Lucien. 12/2 DJ Politik. Venetian, Thu-Sat, 702-388-8588. XS 11/17 The Chainsmokers. 11/18 Marshmello. 11/25 The Chainsmokers. 12/1 DJ Snake. 12/2 The Chainsmokers. 12/8 RL Grime. 12/9 Nicky Romero. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702-770-0097.

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11/17-11/25 Celine Dion. 11/29-12/10 Reba, Brooks & Dunn. 12/6 Jeff Dunham. 12/14-12/22 Mariah Carey. 12/15 Bill O’Reilly & Dennis Miller. 12/30-1/20 Celine Dion. 1/31-2/3 Van Morrison. 2/9-3/2 Elton John. Caesars Palace, 866-227-5938. DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS EVENTS CENTER 12/29-12/30 Boys Noize & Gorgon City. 200 S. Third St., 800-745-3000.

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11/26 Snails. 12/2 Patton Oswalt. 12/3 Kelly Clarkson. 12/6 Holiday Havoc with Rise Against, Portugal. The Man, Royal Bood & more. 12/8-12/9 Gary Allan. 12/18 Mondays Dark 4th Anniversary Show. 1/7 Markiplier. 1/20 The National. 2/23-3/3 Nickelback. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5000.

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11/17 Adam Sandler. 11/18 Ishe Smith vs. Julian Williams. 11/25 Wakin Chau. 11/29 Lee Brice. 12/8-12/9 Cole Swindell. 12/10 Dustin Lynch. 12/13 Dwight Yoakam. 12/15-12/16 Dierks Bentley. 12/22 Lindsey Stirling. 12/24 Louis Yan. 12/29 Zac Brown Band. 12/30 Duran Duran. 12/31 Foo Fighters. 1/12-1/13 Willie Nelson & Family. 1/20 Spoon. 1/27 Adam Sandler. 2/16 Queens of the Stone Age. 2/17 Cake. Cosmopolitan, 702-698-6797.

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11/17 Richard Cheese. 11/18 Imomsohard. Green Valley Ranch Resort, 702-617-7777.

M A N D A L AY B AY EVENTS CENTER

12/30-12/31 Maroon 5. 2/16 Lana Del Rey. 3/24 Kid Rock. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7777. MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA 11/16 Latin Grammy Awards. 12/5 UNLV vs. Oral Roberts. 12/9 UNLV vs. Illinois. 12/28 The Original Misfits. 2/3 The Killers. 2/10 Shakira. MGM Grand, 702-521-3826.

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I N D U S T R Y

W E E K L Y

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O R L EANS

ARENA

11/23-11/24 Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational. 11/25 PJ Masks Live. 12/2 Las Vegas Soul Festival with Teddy Riley, Faith Evans, SWV and more. Orleans, 702-3657469. O R L E ANS

SH OWRO O M

11/24 Timothy B. Schmit. 12/22-12/23 Under the Streetlamp. Orleans, 702-365-7111.

PA RK

TH EATER

11/17-11/25 Cher. 12/30-12/31 Bruno Mars. 1/121/13 Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. 2/142/19 Bruno Mars. Monte Carlo, 844-600-7275.

TH E

P EARL

11/17 So You Think You Can Dance. 11/25 Ana Gabriel. 12/11 Holiday Havoc with The Killers & more. Palms, 702-944-3200.

RAILH EAD

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TH E

11/16 Roy Rogers. 11/18 The Edgar Winter Bad. 11/30 Nikki Hill. 12/2 Robert Cray Band. 12/7 Coco Montoya. 12/16 Keiko Matsui & Euge Groove. 12/22 Christmas with the Celts. Boulder Station, 702-432-7777. R O CKS

LO U NG E

11/19 Brunch to Broadway. Red Rock Resort, 702-797-7777. S O U TH

P O INT

SH OWRO O M

11/16 Frankie Moreno. 11/17-11/19 Donny Edwards. 11/24-11/26 Chubby Checker. 12/1-12/2 Rob Garrett. 12/12 Sierra Black. 12/13-12/16 Cody Johnson. 12/21-12/23 Tony Orlando. 12/28 Frankie Moreno. South Point, 702-796-7111. TE R RY

FATO R

TH EAT ER

11/17-11/18 Ray Romano & David Spade. 11/1711/25 Boyz II Men. 11/24-11/25 Howie Mandel & Puddles Pity Party. 12/1-12/2 Ray Romano & David Spade. 12/8-12/16 Ron White. 12/2212/24 Boyz II Men. 12/29 Joe Rogan. 12/30 Jay Leno. 1/19-1/21 John Mulaney. Mirage, 702-792-7777.

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11/17 Guns Nâ€™ Roses. 11/20-11/22 MGM Resorts Main Event Basketball Tournament. 12/8-12/9 George Strait. 12/16 Lady Gaga. 1/5-1/6 Ice Vegas Invitational. 1/20 Katy Perry. 3780 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702-692-1600.

VEN E T I AN

T H E AT R E

1/24-1/25 Jeff Foxworthy. 1/26-2/3 Styx & Don Felder. 2/7-2/24 Chicago. Venetian, 702-4149000.

VI N Y L T ROPICAN A

T HEAT ER

11/18 Great White & Slaughter. Tropicana, 800-829-9034.

11/16 Propaghandi. 12/1 Syd. 12/5 Dance Gavin Dance. 12/7 Daryle Singletary. 12/8-12/9 Mark Wills. 12/10-12/11 David Ball. 12/12-12/13 Andy Griggs. 12/14 Daryle Singletary. 12/22 Sonny Digital. 2/3 Tonight Alive & Silverstein. 2/9 Lights. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5000.

THE FAB

A VERY BEATLES CHRISTMAS

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Saturday, December 2 • 8pm Tickets $1495 GA

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*Cannot be combined with any other offer. Must be booked before 12/15/17.

New Year’s Eve

IN-A-FECT

Sun, Dec 31 • Doors open at 9pm with DJ DMC Tickets start at $50

New Year’s Eve

NEXT MOVEMENT

Sun, Dec 31 • Doors open at 9pm with DJ DENIRO Tickets start at $60