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ew DJs have seen Vegas change the way Fergie DJ has.

Originally from Northern Ireland, Fergie (Robert Ferguson) has been spinning records since he was teenager, and lighting up Las Vegas clubs since 2001. He’s called Sin City home for four years now.

“The first time I came here playing dance music, people were looking at me like I had two f*cking heads,” Fergie says. “There was no dance music on the Strip whatsoever or really going on in America.”

How things have changed. That first gig was a Godskitchen event at Ra at the Luxor. Fergie has been a prominent resident since day one at Hakkasan at MGM Grand, the megaclub that has set the pace for the current Vegas nightscape. “It changed the way people looked at this music for sure, here and around the world. It really put Vegas on the map, on the world stage.”

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Fergie has changed his style quite a bit over the years, starting out with house music (“That’s all it was called back in the day.”) before dipping into hard house and a more underground sound he cultivated on his BBC One radio show. Today his bigger, wider sound is designed to please the varied

clubbers he encounters in Las Vegas and around the world.

“When you’re playing Vegas, you have to really have one foot in the booth and one foot on the dancefloor,” Fergie says. “It goes back to the older days of really keeping your eye on every aspect of the room. There was a learning curve even though I’ve been doing this for 25 years, but it’s been great to go back and really look at what a DJ actually is.”

A funny thing happened on his way to finding the formula to entertain the Vegas dance-music fan: He grew to enjoy his sets more than ever. “I find I get more enjoyment out of it, I’m more free to just try things and dip into different styles, because I’m playing to such a different crowd.”

Fergie DJ at Omnia, December 10 & 13. –Brock Radke

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he Hard Rock Hotel recently unveiled the first phase of a $13 million renovation of its Casino Tower, including a refreshed look for 575 hotel rooms east of the Las Vegas Strip. The update is one of the ways the resort is staying “in the forefront of the Las Vegas market,” says Jody Lake, HRH chief operating officer. “For more than 21 years, the property has offered guests high-energy entertainment, innovative gaming and a revolutionary nightlife, daylife and music scene.

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The remodel includes new furnishings and finishes, including quartz countertops, spa-style oversized bathrooms with marble flooring and lighted makeup mirrors, diverse new artwork throughout the tower and USB ports throughout each room.

Other room amenities include a fully stocked mini bar, 55-inch high-def TVs and French doors that open to impressive pool or city views.

A second renovation phase of the Casino Tower remodel will upgrade its 65 luxury suites. HRH has 1,500

total rooms offering the services and amenities of the Strip’s larger casino hotels while preserving an intimate and exclusive environment. Resort accommodations also include the 15-story All-Suite Tower with its 359 suites, eight spa villas and seven penthouse suites; and the 17-story Paradise Tower with 490 rooms and suites.

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ight Nightclub at Mandalay Bay will show its true Vegas colors this weekend, with a Friday kickoff party and a Saturday afterparty recognizing the UNLV vs. Duke college basketball game set for T-Mobile Arena on December 10, a milestone meeting for two teams that haven’t matched up for a quarter of a century.

a relaxed, industry-oriented party where attendees wore ugly holiday sweaters, and the club’s sexy servers were decked out in red lingerie to match their Santa hats. As it goes at Light, the entire venue was decorated on theme, including sometimes silly, always high-energy holiday visuals flashing across its 700-plus digital screens.

And if that doesn’t sound festive enough, Light will really throw it down on Wednesday night, with the return of the Mother of All Christmas Parties. It was a huge hit last year,

Since its rebirth at Mandalay Bay in 2013—the original is now the Bank at Bellagio—Light has quickly engineered a reputation for creating the right vibe with the right music and

the right scene for its audience at any given party. Those who remember last year’s holiday shindig recognize it as a perfect example, and they’re surely looking forward to this year’s edition.

Mother of All Christmas Parties with DJ Five at Light at Mandalay Bay, December 14.

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obert Hunter has been DJing for so long, he might as well have a Ph.D. in partying. If there’s a song that can get the crowd going, Hunter, aka DJ Karma, has it down. Having grown up on hip-hop, his go-to track is “Be Faithful” by Fatman Scoop. It still gets people dancing, 17 years after its release.

“It’s what you would call a party break record,” Karma says. “I still play it when I DJ every week, usually early on. It’s not something I’d play in the middle of the night, [but] it still works however many years later.”

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Don’t just take his word for it—catch him dropping Fatman Scoop at his weekly residencies—at 1 OAK, Hyde and the Bank. When he does, make sure you sing along. –Leslie Ventura

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or the past 12 years, it has existed as one of the Forum Shops’ finest dining gems, and Sushi Roku remains a pioneer of contemporary Japanese in Las Vegas. Its new fall menu, with innovative dishes from Chef Haru Takeshita, is the latest reminder of the LA offshoot’s tremendous staying power.

The latest shareable dishes were made to impress. Start light, with the citrus-forward Hokkaido scallop sashimi with sweet and tangy kiwi, yuzu jelly and Maldon sea salt. Yellowtail is the rightful star of the hamachi serrano, no-frills sashimi featuring buttery slices of fish, garlic and yuzu ponzu.

While Sushi Roku earns kudos for the quality of its fish, the filet mignon tobanyaki is one of the restaurant’s most sensational dishes, a succulent cut of beef mingling with tender asparagus and mixed mushrooms in an aromatic garlic truffle ponzu sauce.

Takeshita’s new creations also highlight Sushi Roku’s return to more traditional fare, with dishes like lotus root tempura—a crunchy textural sensation with chopped shrimp, curry salt and chili ponzu dipping sauce.

Be sure to ask for the chef’s marinated tuna, an off-menu special featuring soy-marinated Hawaiian tuna, kizama

wasabi and yuzu miso. Pair it with a refreshing cocktail or two, like the Yukai—Patron Silver, cucumber, shiso and sweet and sour—for a complete experience.

Wherever the night takes you, starting at Sushi Roku is always a good decision. Sushi Roku at the Forum Shops, 702-733-7373; Sunday-Thursday noon-10 p.m., Friday & Saturday, noon-11 p.m. –Leslie Ventura

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hether you’re closing out your holiday-gifting list with a shopping trip to the Palazzo’s stylish Grand Canal Shoppes or the massive and diverse Town Square mall, Double Helix has you taken care of when it’s time to put down the packages and sip on something soothing.

In fact, the playful lounge has created just the right elixir for the season, something festive and strong: the Sangria Martini.

Smooth red wine is spiked with Ketel One Oranje, blackberry brandy, Apple Pucker and peach schnapps, and then served up with a cinnamon-sugar rim.

Fruity and refreshing, not too sweet and not too sour, this concoction is well-balanced and easy to drink, so much so that you might need another round before

jumping back on that retail carousel. It’s also the perfect partner for any of the savory small plates available at both Double Helix locations. You’re taking care of everyone else with those thoughtful gifts; don’t forget to take care of yourself, too. Double Helix Wine & Whiskey Lounge at Town Square, 702-473-5415; at Palazzo, 702-734-9463.

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o matter how much Las Vegas changes and evolves, there will always be demand for the retro experience, places you can go and things you can see that hearken back to the days when Sinatra or Elvis was onstage— a taste of vintage Vegas. As time goes on, it’s only natural that such throwback venues will become more rare. That’s what makes Andiamo so special.

First, it’s an Italian steakhouse straight from Detroit, and it has only been open at the D on Fremont Street

since 2013. But its dedication to the highest quality of cuisine and service align with that old Vegas vibe, as do the servers in white jackets, the cozy high-backed booths and the roving dessert cart.

The atmosphere alone is enough to have you recalling a bygone and glorious era, and the menu only fortifies that feeling, old-fashioned food with a few modern touches that make all the difference. Steaks and chops are butchered on the premises, appetizers are hearty enough to make a meal of their own, and classic dishes like Ital-

ian wedding soup, tableside Caesar salad and Dover sole are executed faithfully and with flair.

If you know where to look, you don’t have to go to an old Vegas restaurant to bring back those old Vegas feelings.

Andiamo Steakhouse at the D, 702-388-2220; daily 5-11 p.m.

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imothy Sheldon has done and a seen a lot in his varied career. He was a professional soccer player touring Asia until an injury cut short his time on the pitch. He worked in television production in LA for Warner Brothers, with Sharon Osbourne and at a new media startup called TMZ. Then he went to New York City to serve as personal assistant and stylist for Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs.

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The common thread running through everything Sheldon has done: travel.

“It is my No. 1 passion. Anybody who knows me knows that any given week I could be on any given continent,” he says. “It keeps me in touch with what’s new and fresh in different markets and on top of emerging trends in music, fashion and hospitality. Traveling is the nucleus of what I do.”

Someone with Sheldon’s knowledge, network and taste would be an incredible asset for a luxury nightlife venue on the Las Vegas Strip, so it makes sense that he stewards the Living Room at Intrigue Nightclub at Wynn Las Vegas.

“It’s so counter intuitive to common nightlife ideas,” he says. “There are so many clubs, but nobody is doing this concept. This room is special, for invited guests only, and you can’t just

buy your way in. So many other venues are really just about the business [of nightlife], but here we want to bring it back to that secret venue where you know you are getting great people and great clientele.”

Sheldon travels constantly, spreading the word about Intrigue and the new experiences to be had at Wynn while continuing to explore what the world outside Las Vegas has to offer. What’s his favorite new discovery? You can have one guess.

“The Living Room is it for me. It’s a new paradigm, ahead of the curve. I feel very lucky, walking around the property every night and seeing the excitement and energy of the casino, knowing we have a special venue here—one that could only happen in Las Vegas.” –Brock Radke

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12/8 Matoma. 12/9 Borgeous. 12/10 Lil Jon. 12/11 Mark Eteson. 12/15 WeAreTreo. 12/16 Fergie DJ. 12/17 BRKLYN. MGM Grand, WedSun, 702-891-3838.

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12/9 DJ Direct. 12/10 DJ Crooked. 12/13 DJ Ikon. 12/14 DJ D-Miles. 12/16 DJ C-L.A. 12/17 DJ Crooked. 12/20 Konflikt. 12/21 DJ D-Miles.

12/23 DJ Karma. 12/24 Greg Lopez. Bellagio, nightly, 702-693-8700.

DRAI’ S IN T RIGUE 12/8 Ross One. 12/9 DJ Esco. 12/11 DJ Franzen.

12/15 Eric DLux. 12/16 DJ Esco. 12/18 DJ Franzen. 12/22 Ross One. Cromwell, Tue, ThuSun, 702-777-3800.

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M AR QU E E 12/9 Cash Cash. 12/10 Dayclub Dome with Andrew Rayel. 12/10 Cedric Gervais. 12/12 Eric DLux. 12/16 Andrew Rayel. 12/17 Dayclub Dome with Sander van Doorn. 12/17 Tritonal.

12/19 Andrew Rayel. 12/23 Cash Cash. 12/24 Andrew Rayel. 12/25 EC Twins. Mon, Fri-Sat, Cosmopolitan, 702-333-9000.

OM N I A 12/9 Burns. 12/10 Fergie DJ. 12/13 Fergie DJ. 12/16 Mark Eteson. 12/17 Jeff Retro. Caesars Palace, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-785-6200.

S U R R E N D ER 12/9 Grandtheft. 12/10 Brillz. 12/14 Marshmello. 12/21 DJ Mighty Mi. 12/23 David Clutch.

Encore, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-770-7300.

TAO 12/8 DJ Five. 12/9 Enferno. 12/10 Eric DLux. 12/15 Jerzy. 12/16 Dainjazone. 12/17 Justin Credible. 12/22 DJ C-L.A. 12/24 DJ Wellman.

Venetian, Thu-Sat, 702-388-8588.

12/8 DJ R.O.B. 12/9 Mary J. Blige. 12/10 DJ Scooter. Luxor, Thu-Sat, 702-262-4529.

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12/9 Audien. 12/10 RL Grime. 12/16 Virgil Abloh. 12/17 Alesso. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702770-0097.

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LAX at Luxor has enjoyed a successful 2016, thanks in part to its old-school hip-hop and R&B-flavored Throwback Thursdays party, so why not wrap the year with more of the same? LAX recently announced its NYE Weekend lineup: Ying Yang Twins, Ginuwine and Warren G. ... Roving afterhours and underground music party After has found a new home, signing a long-term deal with the Sahara Lounge (1000 E. Sahara Ave.). The After party launches there December 9. ... The 18-and-over Life in Color music festival returns to Cashman Center on December 10, featuring Flux Pavilion, Doctor P, Cookie Monsta, Funtcase and Diskord. Look for tickets ($45-$70) on Ticketfly. ... The Axis at Planet Hollywood will host Live Nation’s Wu Year’s Eve concert—yes, starring the Wu-Tang Clan—on December 31. Grab those tickets ($69-$149) at Ticketmaster. ... The Downtown Las Vegas Events Center is teaming with promoters Collective Zoo for a new dance music series dubbed Zoology. The party starts January 6 with Billy Kenny, Bixel Boys and Justin Jay, and continues January 20 with Shiba San and Will Clarke.

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