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Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Derrick Carter. Farina’s sonic innovations also have him credited with crafting the first ambient house record, the classic “Mood.” And his Mushroom Jazz series of mixtapes is the stuff of dance music legend; Farina’s signature style projects a continuous, subtle vibe that keeps fans locked into a downtempo groove on the dancefloor. Expect him to pull a ton of underground-jackin’ goodies from his crate and bring Las Vegas a much-needed night of proper house music on the Strip.
While it’s unlikely Brooklyn Bowl would be down with one of Farina’s preferred eight-hour sets on Friday night, expect him to intrigue and entice you into begging for more when the last beat drops. Mark Farina with DJ Sneak at Brooklyn Bowl at the Linq Promenade, April 14. –Deanna Rilling
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Between the tropical lagoon-style Go Pool’s new Wednesday industry nights and its coming summer Night Jams concert series, there’s a lot of momentum outdoors at the Flamingo. But that’s not all there is to offer. “Center Cut Steakhouse is definitely a hidden gem,” Gilbert says. “You can find some really great product, like the Wagyu beef you find at top steakhouses, but you would never think a small steakhouse in the Flamingo would have it. It just works for our clientele, who are valuedriven but still want an amazing product.” As Gilbert knows well, it’s all about creating experiences. And at Flamingo, it’s about making those experiences as easy, fun and welcoming as they possibly can be. “Who you are doesn’t matter, we just want you to come have fun with us,” he says. –Brock Radke
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he two DJs that make up Canadian electronic duo Sultan & Shepard depend on their varied musical interests— and the point at which those creative perspectives converge—to drive their own sound. And they learn a lot about themselves and what things sound like when they play in Las Vegas. “We just released a song called ‘Damn’ that has a slower tempo. It still has a house beat to it but it’s more of a pop record,” says Shepard. “One thing I realize especially when we play in Vegas is how electronic music has really merged with pop in a good way. The Vegas audience, as much as they want
to hear club music, they want to hear things they know, too. It’s all about the song, and now you have club records coming out that are very diverse, lots of different styles.” The audience is okay with that, and so are Sultan & Shepard, who resume their Wynn Nightlife residency at Intrigue Friday night. Of course, we have to ask them each about the current track they’re obsessed with. For Sultan, it’s the Vintage Culture and Slow Motion remix of “Drinkee” by Sofi Tukker, “a real dope record with kind of an indiedance vibe to it.”
After you check that one out, dig into Shepard’s pick, fellow Wynn resident David Guetta’s remix of Fat Joe banger “All The Way Up.” “You put that record on and everyone just goes off,” Shepard says. “We did a cool mashup with that remix that’s been a staple of our sets for the last couple months.” Sultan & Shepard at Intrigue at Wynn, April 14. –Brock Radke
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arely is anything as satisfying as a bath with one of Lush’s invigorating, rainbow-colored bath bombs. One soak with these game-changing, fizzy balls of essential oils and you’ll never be the same.
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exemplary food to its guests. That is why we recognized this international franchise opportunity as being an ideal partnership,” said Grimaldi’s Pizzeria CEO Joseph Ciolli in a statement. “Not only will we be able to treat new UAE customers to a truly uncompromised, coal-fired New York pizza experience, but also benefit from the reassurance that comes from working with Tablez, far and away the UAE’s finest food and beverage group.”
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Grimaldi’s has also engaged other investment groups in markets around
the world in an effort to secure multiunit franchise partners in Southeast Asia, South America, Central America, Europe, Mexico, Canada and Australia, among other regions. The fast-growing pizzeria chain currently includes 50 company-owned restaurants across the United States.
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21 years and getting really creative and I’ve found myself getting back there and working with those [Banger] guys. They really have a passion for what they do and that’s one of the main reasons we chose to work with them.” New offerings include the Blue Diamond golden blonde ale; the high-ABV Honey Blonde; the High Hops IPA with plenty of citrus; and the rich, malty Bombshell brown. The new Buzz! Buzz! coffee-infused stout may remind local enthusiasts of Banger’s popular Morning Joe coffee kolsch. “We ask our customers for a lot of feedback, what you like and don’t like about
the new beers, but it’s been great to go from having four or five to this really great portfolio of nine or 10 beers,” Veltri says. Barley’s showed off its new stuff at the recent Great Vegas Festival of Beer. Expect to see a revamped food menu, too, and a renewed focus on its valueoriented growler and keg program. Barley’s at 4500 E. Sunset Road, 702-4582739; Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday 8 a.m.-11 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m.-11 p.m., Sunday 7 a.m.-10 p.m. –Brock Radke
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asparagus and crisp celery. But then there are the other garnishes. A beef slider with caramelized onions and Thousand Island on brioche. A crispy, meaty chicken wing coated in English’s signature hot sauce. A plump, chilled shrimp, clearly missing his brothers from that other kind of cocktail. And a little whimsy tacked on, a corn dog pup. Mission accomplished. All About Mary is that perfect meal before the morning after, an ideal way to close out a wild Vegas night.
It might just be your best last bad decision, and it’s a great one. Todd English P.U.B. at the Shops at Crystals, 702-489-8080; Monday-Thursday 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Friday 11 a.m.-midnight, Saturday 9:30 a.m.-midnight, Sunday 9:30 a.m.-11 p.m.
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4/14 DJ Que. 4/15 DJ Wellman. 4/16 DJ Karma. 4/21 DJ Que. 4/22 DJ Stretch. 4/23 DJ Karma. 4/28 DJ Que. 4/29 Mike K. 4/30 DJ Karma. Bellagio, Thu-Sun, 702-693-8300.
CH ATEAU 4/14 DJ Darkerdaze. 4/15 T3d Morri5. 4/19 Brett Bodley. 4/21-4/22 Backstreet Boys Afterparty. 4/26 DJ Shadowred. 4/29 DJ Poun. Paris, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-776-7770.
DRAI’ S 4/13 DJ Esco. 4/14 Nelly. 4/15 50 Cent. 4/16 DJ Franzen. 4/20 Esco. 4/21 T.I. 4/22 Big Sean. 4/23 Method Man & Redman. 4/27 DJ Esco. 4/29 Migos. 4/30 DJ Franzen. Cromwell, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-777-3800.
EM BASSY 4/14 Bryant Myers. 4/15 DJ I.O.P. 4/21 Harryson. 4/22 Dario. 4/28 Bachata Heightz. 4/29 Sev One. 3355 Procyon St, Thu-Sun, 702-609-6666.
HAK KASAN 4/13 Borgeous. 4/14 Cash Cash. 4/15 Lil Jon. 4/16 Mark Eteson. 4/20 Tiësto. 4/21 Nghtmre. 4/22 Kaskade. 4/23 Julian Jordan. 4/27 Cash Cash. 4/28 Jauz. 4/29 Lil Jon. 4/30 GTA. MGM Grand, Wed-Sun, 702-891-3838.
HYDE 4/14 DJ Karma. 4/15 J. Espinosa. 4/18 Joe Maz. 4/19 DJ D-Miles. 4/21 DJ D-Miles. 4/22 DJ Five. 4/25 DJ Ikon. 4/26 DJ D-Miles. 4/28 Konflikt. 4/29 DJ Hollywood. Bellagio, nightly, 702-693-8700.
IN T RIGUE 4/13 Flosstradamus. 4/14 Sultan & Shepard. 4/15 A-Trak. 4/20 Lost Kings. 4/21 Stafford Brothers. 4/22 Laidback Luke. 4/27 David Guetta. 4/28 RL Grime. 4/29 Diplo. Wynn, Thu-Sat, 702-770-7300.
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4/14 DJ Shift. 4/15 WeAreTreo. 4/17 FAED. 4/21 Lupe Fiasco. 4/22 Party Favor. 4/24 Lil Jon. 4/28 FAED. 4/29 Steve Aoki. Aria, Mon, Thu-Sat, 702-590-8000.
M AR QU E E 4/14 Ruckus. 4/15 Tritonal. 4/17 Ruckus. 4/21 Vice. 4/22 Eric Prydz. 4/24 Carnage. 4/28 Carnage. 4/29 French Montana. Cosmopolitan, Mon, Fri-Sat, 702-333-9000.
OM N I A 4/14 Martin Garrix. 4/15 Burns. 4/18 Martin Garrix. 4/21 Calvin Harris. 4/22 Zedd. 4/25 Burns. 4/28 Calvin Harris. 4/29 Nervo. Caesars Palace, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-785-6200.
S U R R EN D ER 4/14 EDX. 4/15 Dillon Francis. 4/19 RL Grime. 4/21 Ookay. 4/22 Flosstradamus. 4/26 Getter. 4/28 Virgil Abloh. 4/29 Flosstradamus. Encore, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-770-7300.
TAO 4/13 DJ Five. 4/14 Jerzy. 4/15 Justin Credible. 4/20 DJ Five. 4/21 Enferno. 4/22 Eric DLux. 4/27 DJ Five. 4/28 Devin Lucien. 4/29 Vice. Venetian, Thu-Sat, 702-388-8588.
XS 4/14 Marshmello. 4/15 David Guetta. 4/21 The Chainsmokers. 4/22 David Guetta. 4/24 RL Grime. 4/28 The Chainsmokers. 4/29 David Guetta. 4/30 Kygo. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702-7700097.
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4/14 Savi. 4/15 Bingo Players. 4/16 DJ Franzen. 4/21 Valentino Khan. 4/22 Zeds Dead. 4/23 Esco. 4/28 4B. 4/30 Savi. Cromwell, Fri-Sun, 702-777-3800. BEACH
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WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE April 28 • 9pm
JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY April 29 • 9pm
SARA EVANS
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4/15 Toots & the Maytals. 4/19 Phantogram. 4/20 Kehlani. 4/21 Tove Lo. 4/23 Orgone x Monophonics. 4/28 Jamey Johnson. 4/29 Spawnbreezie. 5/5 Z-Trip. 5/13 Blue October. 5/19 Roots of Creation. 5/20 Testament. 5/25 Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals. 5/27 Pink Talking Fish. 6/1 Trey Songz. 6/3 Modest Mouse. 6/8 Somo. 6/14 Phoenix. 6/21 The Revolution. 6/24 The Black Seeds. 6/25 Streetlight Manifesto. 7/7 Bruce Hornsby. Linq Promenade, 702-862-2695. TH E
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4/14 NF. 4/15 Tiger Army. 4/19 Tech N9ne. 4/21 Jimmy Eat World. 4/22 Biz Markie. 4/23 New Found Glory. 5/3-5/13 Billy Idol. 5/4 Steel Panther. 5/7 Leela James & Daley. 5/11 Steel Panther. 5/17-5/28 Santana. 5/18 Enanitos Verdes. 5/25 Marsha Ambrosius & Eric Benét. 6/9 Brian Setzer. 7/7-79 B-52s. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7600.
DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS EVENTS CENTER 4/21-4/22 Las Rageous. 5/26-5/29 Punk Rock Bowling. 6/3 3 Doors Down. 6/17 Art of Rap Festival. 7/8 Deftones & Rise Against. 7/15 Goo Goo Dolls. 7/21 I Love the ’90s Tour.
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4/21 Mount Kushmore Wellness Retreat Tour with Snoop Dogg, Cypress Hill and more. 6/2 Randy Houser. 6/16 Rebelution. 6/17 Ziggy Marley. 7/15 Dirty Heads. 7/29 UB40. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7777. M A N D A L AY B AY EVENTS CENTER 5/5 Dave Chappelle. 7/16 EVO 2017 World Finals. 7/29 Matchbox Twenty & Counting Crows. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7777.
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4/15 Kool and the Gang. 4/22 Andrew Dice Clay. 4/28 Wynonna and the Big Noise. 4/29 John Michael Montgomery. 5/5-5/6 Latin Kings of Comedy. 5/13 Sara Evans. Tropicana, 800-829-9034. VI N Y L 4/24 Bayside & Say Anything. 4/25 State Champs. 5/4 The Big Brown Breakdown. 5/55/6 The Growlers. 5/11 Suburban Legends & Pilfers. 5/19 Cameron Calloway. 5/26 Ian Bagg. 6/2 The Protomen. 6/9 Corey Feldman & the Angels. 6/15 Damien Escobar. 6/22 Phora. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5000.
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