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The fast-rising English DJ and producer rode shotgun with Britney Spears and G-Eazy at the VMAs. Now catch him at Jewel.

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ew DJs have a track record as expansive as David Guetta’s. Not only has the French producer been credited for pushing electronic dance music’s explosive mainstream crossover, the two-time Grammy winner has surpassed two billion streams on Spotify and won Billboard’s Top Dance/Electronic Artist award in May. His latest single—“This One’s for You” featuring Zara Larsson—was the official anthem for the UEFA Euro 2016 soccer tournament.

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create gigantic anthems. Coming on the heels of his celebrated “F*ck Me I’m Famous” summer-long party in Spain, the Encore residency is a perfect fit for his club bangers. “It’s actually the same idea really, because I’m the only DJ in Ibiza to do two parties a week.”

Even with all the accolades, Guetta keeps it real. Having returned to his dynamic XS and Encore Beach Club residency over Labor Day Weekend, he spoke to us about the secret to keeping the party going all month long. Hint: It’s the fans.

While his Ibiza sets—at Pacha nightclub and poolside at Ushuaia—mirror the over-the-top intensity of his Strip club appearances, there’s something about Vegas crowds and their intensity that makes the experience here one-of-a-kind.

“I’m very happy to come back,” Guetta says of his return to Vegas, which continues through the 1st of October. “It’s quite magic, Vegas is. It’s about the people. They come to my shows because they just want to have a good time. They want to go crazy, and that’s what I’m trying to do with my music: a lot of energy and happiness.”

“We get along good, Vegas and myself,” Guetta says. “I’m so pumped after being away the entire summer. That makes it even more exciting.” David Guetta at XS at Encore, September 9, 16, 18 & 24; at Encore Beach Club, September 10, 17, 24 & October 1. –Leslie Ventura

It’s what he does best. From chart toppers like “Hey Mama,” with Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha and Afrojack, to “Dangerous” with Sam Martin, Guetta continues to explore new boundaries, fusing electro with pop and hip-hop to


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he inescapable sounds of Drake take over the Las Vegas Strip this weekend, when his Summer Sixteen Tour rolls into T-Mobile Arena Sunday, followed by an official afterparty at Hakkasan Nightclub at MGM Grand. But this is nothing new; Drake is always in Vegas, his music permeating every dancefloor in practically every club, every weekend. Unbelievably, his star continues to rise: After the release of his album Views in the spring, Drake set an almost inconceivable Billboard record with 20 tracks simultaneously charting on the Hot 100.

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Looking deeper at his most recent work, it’s worth noting that somehow, Drake turned his homage to his hometown Toronto—a mostly winterysounding record, with so many sparse, icy beats composed by longtime producer Noah “40” Shebib—into summer’s hottest soundtrack. Injecting bubbling Caribbean rhythms into the mix on tracks like “Controlla” and “With You,” and especially current smashes “One Dance” and “Too Good,” effortlessly brings the heat to Views, which over the course of the summer and Drake’s opening tour stops has packed as many hits as any

of the rapper/singer’s projects. You’ll see for yourself (if you landed a ticket) Sunday night at one of the biggest T-Mobile concerts thus far. Drake Official After Party at Hakkasan at MGM Grand, September 11. –Brock Radke

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Having already launched the successful sneaker boutique CRSVR at the Cosmopolitan, Sakai met with the Queens icon at the construction site of the Linq Promenade to discuss new possibilities. Today, 12am Run isn’t just a dream; it’s a success story. “We were in hard hats,” Sakai says of that first meeting. “I had to kind of sell it to him, but I didn’t want to come off as some sales dude.” Luckily, Nas loved the pitch. “Forty minutes after meeting him, he started tweeting, ‘At the site of my new sneaker shop in Vegas.’ So I was like, all right, I’m in.” PHOTOGRAPH BY MONA SHIELD-PAYNE

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hen 12am Run cofounder Nick Sakai was approached to open a shoe store with hip-hop legend Nas, it couldn’t have felt more like a dream.

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Despite Nas being one of the busiest men in hip-hop, he still makes time to be hands-on at the shop. “He’s got an eye for it and a passion for it,” Sakai says. “He wants to be involved in everything. He designs our stuff; he brings in brands. It’s awesome because it’s real.” So real that when Nas is in town, it’s not

uncommon for him to just kick it at the store. On the right day at the right time, you might even bump into him. It’s that vibe—and the equally memorable kicks—that make 12am Run special. From contemporary designs like the taupe Adidas Yeezy Boosts to the Tubular Doom Primeknit, everything is minimal, fashion-forward and ridiculously sleek. “As a kid there were three things I did religiously: watch Michael Jordan, ride my skateboard and listen to hip-hop,” Sakai says. “The funniest thing is, here I am, 25 years later, and I have a business that’s focused around Michael Jordan, skate culture and hip-hop. It’s been a part of me forever.” 12am Run at the Linq Promenade, 702-912-5968; Sunday-Thursday 10 a.m.-midnight, Friday & Saturday 10 a.m.-1 a.m. –Leslie Ventura


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ixty high-def flatscreen TVs. Memorabilia recognizing history’s greatest professional athletes. An expansive selection of draft and bottled beers, everything from NFL fave Bud Light to imported specialties like Innis & Gunn Rum Cask Oak Aged Scotch Ale. It’s very clear that TAP Sports Bar at MGM Grand was tailor-made for football season, and football season is here. But there are other factors that set TAP apart from every other sports bar. First, it’s huge, a sprawling space ready to accommodate your biggest

big-game party. The MGM Grand is a massive casino but TAP is planted in the perfect spot, just steps away from the race and sports book and equally close to Hakkasan Nightclub, so you can rightly celebrate your winning wager. And then there’s the menu, a murderer’s row of bar-food favorites utilizing fresh ingredients with hit-the-spot precision. Do you dare attack the spicy Ghost Sauce chicken wings? Think you can handle a burger stacked with a house-ground beef patty and pepper-crusted pastrami with fried jalapeños and Swiss cheese on a pretzel roll? You might need your own cheerleading squad to tackle that

one, but at TAP, you’ll always feel like you have the home field advantage. TAP Sports Bar at MGM Grand, 702891-7239; Monday-Wednesday 11 a.m.11 p.m., Thursday & Friday 11 a.m.midnight, Saturday 9 a.m.-midnight, Sunday 9 a.m.-11 p.m.


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veryone knows it’s the sexy scene and the scrumptious steaks that keep STK at the top of the heap ... right? It’s certainly true that the Cosmopolitan hot spot remains a Strip fave, but those are just two reasons why. A recent revamp of the menu from chef Stephen Hopcraft not only added some thrilling new dishes for the Vegas regulars, but his cool cuisine was made more consistent at all STK locations across the globe. So now when you find something you love on your next trip to the Strip, you can enjoy the same dish in Atlanta, Miami, London or Milan. STK has always allowed for equally delicious lighter eating, but new seafood selections are set to stun. An appetizer of perfectly seared dayboat scallops stacked on savory risotto cakes with roasted fennel and saffron cream brings new dimensions of flavor—a truly beautiful way to do bivalves. Follow this dish with the

new spicy tuna entrée: sesameseared medallions of bright red fish splashed with mango and red curry sauces, sweet-and-spicy contrast balanced out by earthy trumpet mushrooms. Everyone knows STK is about more than steak, but if you haven’t been back for dinner lately, it’s time to freshen up. STK at the Cosmopolitan, 702-698-7990; SundayThursday 6-11 p.m.; Friday & Saturday 5:30 p.m.-midnight. –Brock Radke


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Then we found out legendary barman Tony Abou-Ganim would heade up the cocktail program at Libertine Social, and excitement became a grand understatement. The vibrant new Mandalay Bay restaurant and lounge boasts eclectic drink systems that will take many, many visits to properly explore, from bottled and draft and barrel-aged cocktails to Abou-Ganim’s playful, craftoriented bar-within-the-bar, Arcade. But to start out on the right path, begin with a classic

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Caribbean swizzle, the refreshingly fruity and light rum-based libation perfect for the final weeks of summer in the desert. It’s a group drink. Get a pitcher of the Queen’s Park, 15-year-old El Dorado rum—with demerara syrup, lots of fresh lime juice, Angostura bitters and spearmint—and maybe grab a table on the patio overlooking the beach. We do have a beach here, you know. Libertine Social at Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7200; Daily 5-11 p.m. –Brock Radke


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9/9 Burns. 9/10 BRKLYN & We Are Treo. 9/12 FAED. 9/16 Lil Jon. 9/17 Jamie Foxx. 9/19 Steve Aoki. 9/23 Swizz Beatz. Aria, Mon, Thu-Sat, 702-590-8000. LAX 9/8 DJ R.O.B. 9/9 Eric Forbes. 9/10 DJ Bozak. 9/15 DJ R.O.B. 9/16 Eric Forbes. 9/17 DJ J-Nice. 9/22 DJ R.O.B. 9/23 DJ Scooter. 9/24 DJ Kid J. Luxor, Thu-Sat, 702262-4529. L I GH T

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9/9 Sam I Am. 9/10 DJ Earwaxx. 9/16 Play n Skillz. 9/17 Taboo. Mandalay Bay, nightly, 702-632-7631. GHOST BAR Thu DJ Benny Black. Fri-Sat DJs Mark Stylz & Exodus. Sun DJ Benny Black. Mon-Tue DJ Seany Mac. Wed DJ Vibratto. Palms, nightly, 702-942-6832. HAK KASAN 9/8 Tiësto. 9/9 Lil Jon. 9/10 Tiësto. 9/11 Drake Official After Party. 9/15 The Chainsmokers. 9/16 Dada Life. 9/17 Axwell^Ingrosso. 9/18 3LAU. 9/22 Tiësto. 9/23 Fergie DJ. 9/24 Tiësto. 9/25 GTA. MGM Grand, WedSun, 702-891-3838. HYDE 9/9 DJ Crooked. 9/10 DJ D-Miles. 9/13 DJ Direct. 9/14 DJ D-Miles. 9/16 DJ Crooked. 9/17 DJ D-Miles. 9/20 DJ Direct. 9/21 DJ D-Miles. 9/23-9/24 DJ D-Miles. Bellagio, nightly, 702-693-8700. IN T RIGUE 9/8 Flosstradamus. 9/9 Politik. 9/10 A-Trak. 9/15 Diplo. 9/16 Konflikt. 9/17 Diplo. 9/22 Nghtmre. 9/23 Jesse Marco. 9/24 Daya. Wynn, Thu-Sat, 702-7707300.

9/9 Morgan Page. 9/10 DJ E-Rock. 9/14 DJ Mustard. 9/16 T-Pain. 9/17 DJ Mustard. 9/21 Baauer’s Studio B. 9/23 DJ Five. 9/24 DJ Mustard. Mandalay Bay, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-632-4700. M AR QU EE 9/9 Benny Benassi. 9/10 Dash Berlin. 9/12 Tritonal. 9/16 Dash Berlin. 9/17 French Montana. 9/19 Vice. Mon, Fri-Sat, Cosmopolitan, 702-333-9000. OM N I A 9/9 Calvin Harris. 9/10 Showtek. 9/13 Chuckie. 9/15 Fergie DJ. 9/16 The Chainsmokers. 9/17 Afrojack. 9/20 Burns. 9/23 Martin Garrix. 9/24 Nervo. Caesars Palace, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-785-6200. S U R R EN D ER 9/9 Grandtheft. 9/10 RL Grime. 9/14 Dillon Francis. 9/16 Flosstradamus. 9/17 Dillon Francis. 9/21 Yellow Claw. 9/23 RL Grime. 9/24 Dillon Francis. Encore, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-770-7300. XS 9/9 David Guetta. 9/10 Dillon Francis. 9/11 Audien. 9/12 Nghtmre. 9/16 David Guetta. 9/17 Zedd. 9/18 David Guetta. 9/19 Dillon Francis. 9/23 Marshmello. 9/24 David Guetta. 9/25 Diplo. 9/26 RL Grime. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702-770-0097.


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9/9 Lema. 9/10 Tritonal. 9/11 Thomas Jack. 9/16 Lema. 9/17 Vice. 9/18 Politik. 9/23 Lost Frequencies. 9/24 Tritonal. 9/25 Thomas Jack. Cosmopolitan, daily, 702333-9000.

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