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“I know what I do is grimy, but partying isn’t supposed to be classy,” ’grams the infamously instigating photog, who celebrates his birthday at Ditch Fridays this week.

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ujit Kundu never thought his career would be built on music. “My dad was an engineer and my mom worked at a bank, and their goal was for me to be a doctor or a lawyer,” he says. “I didn’t play an instrument. I didn’t come from a musical family. I was going to be an accountant or something.”

For the past two years, Kundu has also worked under the legendary L.A. Reid at Epic Records; he now serves as senior vice president of promotions. “I already have three No. 1 records in my tenure, Jidenna’s ‘Classic Man,’ Travis Scott’s ‘Antidote’ and Fifth Harmony’s ‘Work From Home’ and I think my next one is Kent Jones’ ‘Don’t Mind’,” he says.

That didn’t happen. Kundu took a different path, one that began when he threw a high school warehouse party—as part of a bet—in Fullerton, California. He enrolled at the University of California, Santa Barbara to follow the plan, and found it was “so wide open” that he had to go back to throwing parties.

He might have never imagined working with iconic artists like Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez and Puff Daddy, but his access to this musical universe drives the steady growth and evolution of SKAM. “The more information you have, the better decisions you can make,” Kundu says. “I can hear from one of the greatest in the game, L.A. Reid, on the label side, and I’m dealing with the biggest guys in radio. SKAM is a very diverse agency; we don’t specialize in one kind of music. I see music through a lot of different angles.”

From those origins, SKAM Artists evolved. Booking DJs, artists and celebrities at nightclubs across the country and around the world, SKAM is a dominant force—especially in Las Vegas, where it seems you can pick any night or any club and find one of Kundu’s DJs controlling the music and the party. SKAM is everywhere.

SKAM is a tight-knit group, a family that includes superstars such as Lil Jon, Nick Cannon and Swizz Beatz, legends like Bad Boy Bill, Richard

Vission and Fatman Scoop, and celeb names like Amber Rose and Blac Chyna. Kundu often refers to his artists as blue-collar DJs and his company as a mom-and-pop, which makes sense considering the founder’s work ethic and DIY principles. SKAM’s overwhelming success has been built upon giving everyone what they want and need. “It’s because we treat the clubs and talent buyers the same way we do all our clients and DJs,” Kundu says. “We put the right DJs in the right rooms, pair up the right clubs with the right guys, and we put a great deal of resources and social media effort into promoting our DJs. We want to make sure the clubs have the highest percentage chance of making the greatest night possible.” –Brock Radke

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or the past two years, the crowds that flock to Las Vegas for the Electric Daisy Carnival at Las Vegas Motor Speedway have made EDC the most-attended one-weekend music festival in North America.

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As EDC sets up for its 20th festival and sixth in its perfect home in Sin City, another stellar lineup suggests records will continue to break. And while electronic dance music remains a prominent force on the Las Vegas Strip, it becomes the dominant sound and experience during EDC Week. Hakkasan at MGM Grand brings one of the biggest DJ lineups imaginable from Wednesday (June 15) through Sunday (June 19): Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Hardwell, Axwell & Ingrosso, Calvin Harris and The Chainsmokers. It’s practi-

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cally a five-day festival unto itself, especially if you throw in sets from Above & Beyond, Afrojack, Tiësto, Martin Garrix and Steve Aoki at the megaresort’s Wet Republic dayclub. Afrojack also kicks off EDC Week at Omnia with a June 14 performance, and the awe-inspiring Caesars Palace club follows with Krewella, Nicky Romero, Armin van Buuren and Garrix. Omnia’s intimate new sister-club Jewel at Aria offers sets from Oliver Heldens, Aoki and Dada Life. The luxurious nightclubs at Wynn and Encore consistently offer some of the biggest names in the EDM game, and EDC Week will be a nonstop party at Surrender, XS, Encore Beach Club (day and night) and the gorgeous new Intrigue. Skrillex and Marshmello team up

on June 15 at Surrender to kick things off, and the Wynn/Encore circuit is jammed from there with powerhouse sets from the likes of Major Lazer, Flosstradamus, Zedd, Nghtmre, Alesso, Kaskade, Yellow Claw, DJ Excel, DJ Snake and Diplo. A few more EDC-influenced parties to consider: Laidback Luke, Claude VonStroke and Morgan Page play Light; Disclosure DJs Daylight; Knife Party and Flux Pavilion hit Rehab; and Liquid Pool Lounge goes big with 3LAU, GTA, Heldens and The New Order team of SNBRN, Shaun Frank and Dr. Fresch.

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n retrospect, it seems like a miracle: When Pasquale Rotella first came up with the idea to create a business conference covering the exploding dance music industry, he asked his Insomniac team to put it together in just three months. Somehow, they pulled it off. And next week’s fifth annual EDMbiz conference might be the biggest and most diverse event yet. “In the beginning, it was very much a pure business-to-business conference, and the entire dance music ecosystem was there. The whole community signed up and everybody came to Vegas early before EDC,” says John Boyle, Insomniac’s chief growth of-

ficer and interim CFO. “It was very rushed that first year, but it was also ideal timing for what the industry needed, and over the years it has really broadened its reach and taken on a different focus of education.” EDMbiz is now all about inspiring and assisting aspirationals, people who want to get into the business as a DJ, promoter, producer, manager or anything else. “As this business continues to mature and commercialize, the way it stays true and maintains its soul is by having talented, passionate people coming into it for the right reasons,” Boyle says. Highlights of this year’s conference

include a keynote discussion with Rotella and childhood friend, John Amato, CEO for Billboard; keynotes from iconic dance-music artists Moby and Armin van Buuren; the panel discussion “After the Drop: Where Do We Go From Here? The State of Dance Music” and a “Beyond the Boys’ Club” panel focused on the role and future of women in dance music. EDMbiz Conference & Expo at Caesars Palace, June 14-16, EDMbiz.com. –Brock Radke

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friends bouncing up and down inside Hakkasan anytime soon. But then you hear it again, and again. It pops up on a playlist or you catch it on the radio and its groove seeps into your brain. In the case of Harris’ latest—the gently pulsating “This Is What You Came For,” layered with some of Rihanna’s sweetest vocals yet—it could easily become summer’s anthem, perfectly positioned for that crazy club session or pristine poolside relaxation. Like his more recent tracks “Blame” and “How Deep Is Your Love,” this one gets warmer

with each listen, and before you know it, you might have a new favorite. It sneaks up on you and makes you smile, dance and sing along. Calvin Harris at Hakkasan at MGM Grand, June 9, 18 & 30; at Omnia at Caesars Palace, June 10, 20 & 24. –Brock Radke

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ontrolling some of the biggest parties in Las Vegas can be a high pressure situation, but it’s no problem for DJ E-Rock. When he’s not making us move during his Saturday-night residency at Light Nightclub, E-Rock might be playing to 60,000 firedup football fans at Levi’s Stadium as the DJ for his hometown San Francisco 49ers. “It’s an intense experience, because football is one of the most prideful games in the world,” he says. “Those fans are ready to be the 12th man if you give them the chance, and it’s make or break. If you play the wrong record and the team ends up losing, you might get some fingers pointed at you.” The Bay Area open-format champion and radio stalwart—his longtime show now known as The Bassment is nationally syndicated and features appearances by some of the biggest names in the game—has been playing Vegas

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clubs for nearly a decade and couldn’t be happier with his current Strip home, not to mention the recent resurgence of his multi-genre style. “It’s probably the best situation I’ve ever had in Las Vegas,” E-Rock says of his residencies at Light and Daylight, where he began in the fall. “Culture is everything there, and I really look forward to coming to work and coming to rock. I think it’s awesome that the open-format guy is able to be the rock star again. We haven’t had that since the days of DJ AM.” E-Rock (with T-Pain) at Light at Mandalay Bay, June 11. –Brock Radke

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here was a time not so long ago when your Vegas party began at Fix, the slick food cave embedded into the northern edge of Bellagio’s casino. Whether it was dinner before Cirque’s O or pregaming a wild night in the original Light Nightclub (now the Bank), Fix deftly and happily provided just that—the perfect fix. Funny thing: Go there tonight, and the feeling hasn’t changed. The environment is the same, casual

but buzzy, and the food is as fun as ever—maybe even more so. The iconic dishes remain: the chilled seafood extravaganza, the Bobby Baldwin mini-burgers, the addictive chicken wings and the wood-grilled prime steaks. But other plates have emerged to challenge the favorites, from potato chip-crusted crab cake poppers and baked mozzarella in crisp phyllo to sea bass risotto with lobster broth and truffled penne with prosciutto, parmesan and peas.

Somehow, Fix feels like right now, not one of those classic restaurants frozen in its original era ... and it doesn’t hurt that it’s so delicious. Fix at Bellagio, 702-693-8400; Sunday-Thursday 5-11 p.m., Friday & Saturday 5 p.m.midnight.

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nyone involved in nightlife venue operations is used to bouncing between tasks at a hectic pace, managing artists, staff and audience in an efficient way. But not just anyone can handle the expanded universe of tasks that comes from multiple venues. That’s Brian Kline’s job. As director of venue ops for House of Blues Las Vegas, he oversees everything at the concert hall at Mandalay Bay, its Crossroads restaurant, the retail space and the resort’s Foundation Room club on the hotel’s 63rd floor. “Most managers are looking at [the

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his team, too. “There’s a lot of fun stuff we get to do that we sometimes forget how these are once-in-a-lifetime experiences for our guests. I like focusing on that. I’ve probably seen Santana 40 times, but when you get up close with legends like these—Billy Idol is another one—for soundchecks and events, you remember that we’re very lucky to do what we do.” –Brock Radke

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6/10 Scott Disick & Nick Ferrer. 6/11 DJ Gusto. 6/15 DJ Turbulence. 6/17 DJ Shift. 6/18 DJ Gusto. Mirage, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-6938300.

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6/9 Kid Conrad. 6/10 DJ Que. 6/11 DJ G-Squared. 6/12 DJ Karma. 6/16 Kid Conrad. 6/17 DJ Que. 6/18 DJ Break. 6/19 DJ Karma. 6/23 Kid Conrad. 6/24 DJ Que. 6/25 DJ C-L.A. Bellagio, Thu-Sun, 702-693-8300.

HYDE 6/10 DJ Karma. 6/11 DJ Crooked. 6/14-6/15 DJ D-Miles. 6/17 DJ Five. 6/18 Konflikt. 6/21 DJ Ikon. 6/22 DJ D-Miles. 6/24 Joe Maz. 6/25 Jay Sean. Bellagio, nightly, 702-693-8700.

6/10 Anthony Pisano. 6/11 Ruen. 6/17 Sam I Am. 6/18 Greg Lopez. Mandalay Bay, nightly, 702-6327631.

6/9 Eric DLux. 6/10 Konflikt. 6/11 Jesse Marco. 6/16 Marshmello. 6/17 Politik. 6/18 DJ Excel. 6/23 Aazar. 6/25 Konflikt. Wynn, ThuSat, 702-770-7300.

6/10 Lil Jon. 6/11 Steve Aoki. 6/13 GTA. 6/16 Oliver Heldens. 6/17 Steve Aoki. 6/18 Dada Life. 6/20 Lil Jon. 6/24 The Chainsmokers. Aria, Mon, Thu-Sat, 702-5908000. L AX

GHOST BAR Thu Benny Black. Fri-Sat DJs Exodus & Mark Stylz. Sun DJ Shredz. Mon-Tue DJ Seany Mac. Wed DJ Vibratto. Palms, nightly, 702-942-6832.

HAK KASAN 6/9 Calvin Harris. 6/10 Showtek. 6/11 Tiësto. 6/12 Steve Aoki. 6/15 Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. 6/16 Hardwell. 6/17 Axwell & Ingrosso. 6/18 Calvin Harris. 6/19 The Chainsmokers. 6/23 Tiësto. 6/24 Hardwell. 6/25 Tiësto. 6/26 Lil Jon. MGM Grand, Wed-Sun, 702891-3838.

M AR QU EE 6/10 Cedric Gervais. 6/11 Dash Berlin. 6/13 Dash Berlin. 6/16 Galantis & Loco Dice. 6/17 Andrew Rayel. 6/18 Vice. 6/20 Carnage & Dash Berlin. 6/24 Eric Prydz. 6/25 Cash Cash. Mon, Fri-Sat, Cosmopolitan, 702-333-9000.

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OM N I A 6/10 Calvin Harris. 6/11 Nicky Romero. 6/14 Afrojack. 6/15 Krewella. 6/16 Nicky Romero. 6/17 Armin van Buuren. 6/18 Martin Garrix. 6/20 Calvin Harris. 6/21 Oliver Heldens. 6/24 Calvin Harris. 6/25 Martin Garrix. Caesars Palace, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-7856200.

S U R R E N D ER 6/9 Skrillex. 6/10 Slander. 6/11 Flosstradamus. 6/15 Skrillex & Marshmello. 6/16 Major Lazer. 6/17 Nghtmre. 6/18 Yellow Claw. 6/22 Slander. 6/23 Audien. 6/24 Grandtheft. 6/25 RL Grime. Encore, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-7707300.

XS 6/10 Kaskade. 6/11 Zedd. 6/12 Dillon Francis. 6/13 RL Grime. 6/17 Zedd. 6/18 Kaskade. 6/19 Alesso. 6/20 Skrillex & Diplo. 6/25 Zedd. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702-770-0097.

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DAY L I G H T 6/10 Eric DLux. 6/11 Stafford Brothers. 6/12 Baauer’s Studio Beach. 6/16 Bassjackers. 6/17 Morgan Page. 6/18 Laidback Luke. 6/19 Disclosure. 6/24 Scooter & Lavelle. 6/25 Steve Powers. 6/26 E-Rock. Mandalay Bay, Thu-Sun, 702-632-4700.

DRA I’ S BE ACH CLU B 6/10 Ghastly. 6/11 MAKJ. 6/12 Deux. 6/14 F3R. 6/17 Bassjackers & Makj. 6/18 Zeds Dead & Adventure Club. 6/19 Quintino. 6/21 F3R. 6/24 Sidney Samson. 6/25 Bassjackers. 6/26 4B. Cromwell, Fri-Sun, 702-777-3800.

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FOXTAIL P OOL C LUB 6/10 Kid Conrad. 6/11-6/12 DJ Ikon. 6/16-6/18 Borgore and friends. 6/19 Borgore. 6/24 DJ Wellman. 6/25 DJ Hollywood. SLS, daily, 702-761-7621.

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REHAB 6/11 Bikini Invitational. 6/12 Bingo Players. 6/16 Bassrush Pool Party. 6/18 Knife Party. 6/19 Flux Pavilion. 6/26 R3HAB. Hard Rock Hotel, Fri-Sun, 702-693-5505.

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Buy-in only $250 | $100 rebuys and add-ons! Registration begins at 9:00 AM | Cards in the air at 12:00 PM Event details available at www.MaximumHopeFoundation.org Special! Purchase 2 rebuys in advance and get the 3rd free. Brunch generously donated by Wolfgang Puck. Enjoy food and fun in the company of celebrities and poker pros!

Tournament benefits Maximum Hope Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides urgent financial assistance to families with a critically ill child.

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All proceeds benefit Maximum Hope Foundation. Cash prizes totaling $10,000 are guaranteed, though not all funds raised will be applied towards this amount. Registration payments made in-person at the tournament will NOT qualify as charitable contributions.

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