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The last night party of the season at Encore Beach Club will get funky when Henry Steinway shows up and shuts it down.

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ary Brooks’ first nightlife position in the U.S. wasn’t in Las Vegas, the entertainment capital where he now works as Hakkasan Group’s executive director of promotions, but in St. Louis, Missouri. It was a bit of a switch from his work with the institution known as Godskitchen in the U.K. and Ibiza.

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“I actually quite liked it,” he says of St. Louis. “The people were very nice, and I was a novelty— they’d never met anyone who was English. It’s more of a bar culture there, and the nightclubs are more underground.” Brooks helped build Angel Management Group’s Home Nightclub at the Ameristar Casino. “The town was screaming out for it, but it didn’t have the custom for it.”

Brooks quickly transitioned to Las Vegas, where the nightlife culture and his company’s promotions department are both highly developed. “One thing I’ve learned about my job is to listen to what the customer is saying,” he says. “I stand at the door and talk to people coming out and

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going in, and they give you invaluable feedback. In our company, everybody—regardless of department or job title—has an opinion and is allowed to be vocal about it.

You should always listen to your customers and your staff; only a fool wouldn’t.”

Another big part of Brooks’ job: listening to the world-famous artists who call Hakkasan clubs their home in Las Vegas. He has been working with Armin van Buuren and Tiësto for a decade. “I’ve known Calvin Harris probably eight years now, and I was just telling him how it’s weird [seeing] one of your friends become so big and so famous,” Brooks says. “But he doesn’t act like he’s famous. He’s just a normal guy.

It’s been weird for me seeing him get bigger and bigger, but there’s no weirdness with him.”

–Brock Radke

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club DJ is one thing.

A radio DJ is another.

And serving as the DJ for a music festival like iHeartRadio is a different animal altogether.

“For me it’s such a huge look,” says Prostyle, who’s held the gig since the festival launched in Las Vegas five years ago. “It’s such a unique show to be part of. All the biggest artists in every genre are going to be performing. I do a lot of big events, but it’s always something specific—a hip-hop concert or a Top 40 event or an EDM festival. This one touches everybody, and they are bringing out the legends like only iHeart could do.”

Indeed, the performers for this year’s fest—September 23 and 24 at T-Mobile Arena—include U2, Britney Spears, Sting, Ariana Grande, Usher and Pitbull.

Prostyle, a SKAM Artist DJ who will also touch down at Daylight and Tao Beach this weekend, hosts one of the most popular shows on Power 105.1 in New York City, and he’s excited to be back

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Expect to see Prostyle hit the Strip more frequently, since he’s working on new music with artists like Jeremih, Ne-Yo, Sean Paul and Daddy Yankee. His full-spectrum sound is another reason why he’s the man for such diverse gigs.

“I think I just represent what iHeart brings to the table, which is a cross of all types of music,” he says. “I’ve never been the type of DJ stuck in one lane. Hip-hop, R&B, island music, old-school classics, EDM ... I like to mix it up, and I’m always dealing with a mixed crowd.” Prostyle at Daylight at Mandalay Bay, September 23; at Tao Beach at Venetian, September 24. –Brock Radke

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hen Luxor nightclub LAX launched its Throwback Thursdays promotion earlier this year with a spotlight on old-school hip-hop and R&B, one artist seemed like a perfect pick to perform and host the gig—and he lives right here in Las Vegas. This week, it happens.

Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter and producer Al B. Sure! might be known best for his late-’80s hit “Nite and Day,” but he’s been based in Las Vegas for almost eight years and has been hosting his Secret Garden radio show on local institution KCEP 88.1-FM for several years. The music he plays fits

right in with the Throwback Thursdays vibe. “I wanted to make sure it’s kept alive since I’m from that era and genre.

It’s the soundtrack to my generation,” Sure says. “I feel like, who better than to represent it than Al B. Sure? I’m the biggest fan of the music, and I was there when it was being made.”

When Sure’s not formulating his next radio show or traveling around the country to perform with artists like Keith Sweat, SWV, Teddy Riley and Dru Hill, you can find him making the rounds at local favorites like Kona Grill, DW Bistro and La Casa Cigar Lounge at Tivoli Village. “It’s a really nice environment to get a few

of the fellas, go listen to live music, take in the beautiful surroundings and get into a cigar once in a while,” he says. “They have a Brazilian night and Cuban music and a little R&B ... I like the eclectic mix. And right now, I love to be the spectator, because traditionally, I’m the one on display.”

Throwback Thursday with Al B. Sure! at LAX at Luxor, September 22.

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hink of Blend: The DJ Institute as a one-stop shop for electronic music producers.

“I consider myself a jack of all trades,” says owner and founder Andrew Benna, who heads up a team well-versed in everything from DJing to producing to repairing turntables.

Benna, a hip-hop and electronic guru, has been DJing for 25 years, starting in San Francisco before moving to Vegas. Today he’s a resident DJ for Heart Bar at Planet Hollywood and 3535 at the Linq. But his “heart and soul,” he says, is at Blend. “I couldn’t do it by myself, he says. “We have a bunch of people that wear different hats and do

different things.”

The school offers beginner, intermediate and advanced courses, all series of six one-hour lessons. “Just like guitar or piano, if you don’t practice you’re not going to excel.”

Blend also sells new and used gear and can assist with repairs, production and marketing. “I’ve got a guy that concentrates on [buying and selling] vinyl,” Benna says. The shop focuses on rare and old school hip-hop, but has a little bit of everything. “There’s a lot of hip-hop parents who want their kids to learn how to DJ,” he says, but Benna can turn anyone into

a turntable hero—from doctors to insurance agents and senior citizens.

“I just had a 72-year-old student two days ago,” he says, later adding, “We really try to focus on serving the DJ community. That’s our main purpose.”

Blend: The DJ Institute, 5165 S. Fort Apache Road #175, 702-550-4492.

–Leslie Ventura

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he just-off-Strip resort best known as the Las Vegas Hilton is now Westgate, and while its transition hasn’t gone unnoticed, its updated restaurant offerings deserve to be uncovered. Start your exploration of these tasty new experiences at the Edge, a classic steakhouse transplanted from Park City, Utah.

Just because it has that classic feel doesn’t mean it serves heavy food in a masculine environment. The Edge feels comfortable and familiar yet surprisingly refined, and that includes its cuisine. Silk Road spicy shrimp is one of the most popular starter dishes,

a delicately balanced take on Nobu’s signature spicy-creamy shrimp dish.

Keep the richness but lighten up with salmon belly crudo, dressed in electric flavors of avocado, jalapeño and Meyer lemon-soy vinaigrette.

The star of the Edge’s offerings: prime beef from Harris Ranch in California, Snake River Farms in Idaho and Miyachiku in Fukuoaka, Japan. Highly recommended are the 8-ounce Wagyu ribeye cap and the 10-ounce Manhattan sirloin, perfectly marbled with fat and flavor, accompanied by truffled mac and cheese with veal demi-glace and roasted mushrooms with aged sherry vinegar and boursin cheese.

Indulge with a Maine lobster tail or buttery shrimp scampi.

Eating at the Edge combines a regal steakhouse experience with the thrill of discovering an overlooked Vegas restaurant gem. The Edge Steakhouse at Westgate Las Vegas, 702-732-5755; Tuesday-Saturday 5-10 p.m.

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f you haven’t been to Thailand, you’ve surely seen the country’s amazing street food on TV. Think Anthony Bourdain walking through the streets of Bangkok, giant tilapia crisping on a hot grill as he devours chunks of meat skewered on wooden sticks. Every dish looks so mouthwatering, you can almost smell it through your screen.

Inspired by those very street vendors and markets in Thailand, the owners of Chada Thai & Wine ushered in a new take on Thai cuisine with a savory spinoff last year. Following in the tradition of its predecessor, Chada Street boasts a strong wine

program and a sexy, dark interior with classic touches of marble and wood, plus an unforgettable menu packed with authentic flavors. From its grilled prawns and crispy roasted duck to its fried pork belly with nam prik noom, it became an instant addition to our evergrowing list of Chinatown favorites.

A mile from the Strip and a few doors down from Vegas’ newest Polynesianthemed bar, Golden Tiki, Chada Street is an ideal spot for impressing friends or family before a big night out.

Start with a half dozen fresh oysters— sweet, briny mollusks topped with chili paste and fried shallots—before moving to Chada Street’s other succulent dishes,

like pad ped pla duk (crispy catfish with chilli paste and green beans) or kao pad mun pu, a heaping mound of fried rice cooked with buttery crab fat. No matter what you order, it’s sure to be a memorable experience. Chada Street, 3839 Spring Mountain Road, 702-5790207, Tuesday-Sunday, 5 p.m.-3 a.m.

–Leslie Ventura

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