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It’s a huge weekend at the intimate Intrigue: Diplo on Thursday, Marshmello on Friday and Belgian bros DVLM bringing the party on Saturday night.

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Reggaeton star Tego Calderón, also known for his acting roles in the Fast & Furious films, performed at Embassy Nightclub back in November, when the Latin Grammys took over T-Mobile Arena. He was just one of many world music stars to visit Embassy, located west of the Strip near the Chinatown district and known as the headquarters for Latin nightlife in Las Vegas.

“It’s been almost two years now that we’ve been hosting major Latin artists every week, so we have that face, that background,” says Embassy boss Zaher Fakih.

“When we got a call from the Hard Rock [Hotel] that they wanted to do something special for Cinco de Mayo, it was great. For other clubs to reach out, it’s a blessing. It means we’re on the right path.”

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The result is a fun weekend at the Hard Rock, powered in part

by Embassy. Calderón will take the Rehab stage on Sunday to cap the weekend after the big Canelo Álvarez-Julio César Chávez Jr. fight at T-Mobile on Saturday. Embassy is also promoting nighttime pool parties at the Hard Rock’s Breathe Pool Ultra Lounge, too. It’s another interesting step in the continued evolution of Rehab, where Mexican-American DJ Deorro will spin for Saturday’s day party. Tego Calderón at Rehab at the Hard Rock Hotel, May 7. –Brock Radke

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hen The Chainsmokers appeared at No. 8 on Billboard’s Hot 100 during the last week of April with hit Coldplay collaboration “Something Just Like This,” it marked the 51st week in a row the pop DJ duo had at least one track in the top 10. Now The Chainsmokers enter their 52nd week, breaking a tie with Drake, who accomplished his own 51-week run last year.

Both acts trail Katy Perry, who once stayed in the top 10 for 69 weeks in a row.

The astounding hit streak should come as no surprise; surely everyone is aware that The Chainsmokers have ruled the radio and the dance-music charts for more than a year now. But it’s a powerful testament to their hit-making ability, something that has only continued with the release of first full-length album Memories...

Do Not Open, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 a few weeks ago and contains both “Something Just Like This” and

previous hit single “Paris.”

All this sustained exposure, of course, led to The Chainsmokers’ lucrative and exclusive three-year residency with Wynn Nightlife, which should reach new heights this weekend when the pair plays the grand opening of Nightswim at XS. Since their January 6 debut at the iconic megaclub, Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall have been lighting the place up on a regular basis.

With Nightswim season officially in place, the sky’s the limit. The Chainsmokers Nightswim Grand Opening at XS at Encore, May 7; also at XS May 12, 22 & 26.

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in Flint, Michigan, to attend the Oscars; the Care Bears’ ability to shoot love out of their chests; and the impossibility of reconciling the legacy of Bill Cosby all rank among his most thoughtful and hilarious work.

Dave Chappelle’s two, new hour-long comedy specials—The Age of Spin, shot at the Hollywood Palladium, and Deep in the Heart of Texas, from Austin City Limits—immediately became mandatory Netflix viewing when they were released on March 21. The bits on his multiple meetings with O.J. Simpson; skipping a benefit

Whether or not you consider the specials and his current stand-up “tour” (after he plays Mandalay Bay Events Center, he’ll work an extended engagement at the Fillmore in Detroit) a real comeback, there’s no doubt Chappelle’s talent takes up a lot of space and leaves a formidable void when he’s not performing. The

classic status of his Chappelle’s Show and his consistent excellence onstage makes this Cinco de Mayo ticket a must have—not unlike the biggest of big Vegas fights. Dave Chappelle at Mandalay Bay Events Center, May 5.

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You normally play nightclubs in Vegas, but Brooklyn Bowl is more of a concert experience. What is the change in venue like for you? It’s great. It’s the pendulum swinging to the other side of what I do. There’s another side of how I play and how I can play, and you don’t really get to explore that much in nightclubs or at festivals. With a performance show I get to actually go a little bit deeper into the performance side and elaborate on my craft a bit more, which is fun.

Are you able to focus more on the music and maybe DJ tricks in a concert venue? I feel like when the production value of these stages and clubs take on the level that they do, you can’t help but be overwhelmed by it. It’s a spectacle in and of itself. Whereas a live show, sonically that’s the thing I’m most concerned about, that’s the thing I’m trying to really zero in on. In fact, it’s a little bit even more intentionally not overblown with production; it’s like the acoustic set or the unplugged set. It’s the “Let’s get down to what this thing is all about,” which is the music, crowd and the vibe of the room.

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W h e e l s O F S T EEL back to where it started for me was going back to the roots—you just have a great sound system, you have a crowd and you have your skills to weave and sew this music together and introduce people to old stuff and new stuff and crazy juxtapositions. It’s really more for the eclectic music person.

Z-Trip at Brooklyn Bowl at the Linq Promenade, May 5. –Deanna Rilling

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The life of fictional character Reilly is on display at Rock & Reilly’s, a popular Irish pub that has three outposts in LA, along with locations in Park City, Utah, and New York City.

The new Las Vegas incarnation is situated in the Hawaiian Marketplace on the Strip, across from CityCenter.

Reilly, who could be considered the Irish Chuck Norris, has led quite a life.

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Yes, Reilly might be Ireland’s version of the Most Interesting Man in the World. The evidence adorns the walls where fellow members of Reilly’s “Black Eye Society” show their loyalty with pictures of themselves with that trademark eye patch. And all of these people are famous rock musicians, from fellow Irishman Bono to New Jersey half-Irishman Bruce Springsteen.

Approximating the wry Irish wit, signs hang everywhere with quips on them. On the way in, a wall is painted

with the expression, “It’s Ireland somewhere.” Inside, a hanging picture reads, “When I die, bury me under this pub. Then my husband can come visit me seven times a week.”

It’s the outdoor patio that brings the new bar together, fusing the Rock & Reilly’s experience of fun food and spirits with the joy of Strip peoplewatching. If Reilly was real, this would be his spot. Rock & Reilly’s at 3743 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702-605-3959; 24/7.

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It’s the stretch of old-school casinos—the original Las Vegas—under the illuminated canopy known as Viva Vision, the place for nolimits, come-as-you-are, affordable fun.

concert series is our way of saying thank you to our tremendous, loyal fans. Their support and patronage allows us to show our appreciation in the best way we know how, by throwing parties and free concerts featuring top acts all summer long.”

That fun gets an upgrade this summer with the Downtown Rocks concert series, an amped-up version of the previous Rock of Vegas shows. Free entertainment is a staple of FSE, but big-name acts playing in the heart of Las Vegas is tough to top.

Downtown Rocks will include concerts on the 1st and 3rd Street Stages, kicking off Memorial Day Weekend with hardrockers Theory of a Deadman on May 26.

On June 10, the Rock’n Road Trip Tour featuring Fuel, Tonic, Marcy Playground and Dishwalla takes over both stages, and Ann Wilson of Heart performs on July 3.

“This year we are kicking things up a notch,” Patrick Hughes, CEO and president of FSE, says. “The free

Future summer headliners include

pop-punkers Good Charlotte, pop-rock icon and Vegas favorite Rick Springfield, alt-metal act Seether, ’90s favorites Collective Soul and Chicago nu-metal band Chevelle. Of course, each show will be backed by the world’s largest digital display, and FSE partiers will be able to participate in giveaways, meet and greets and VIP experiences, too.

Find more info about the Downtown Rocks series at vegasexperience.com.

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ost-club or post-concert, Mr. Lucky’s is a Vegas rite of passage. If you haven’t hit this 24-hour diner for that old-school, off-menu steak and shrimp special after a long, wild night, you just aren’t doing it right.

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But this ain’t your daddy’s Mr. Lucky’s. Menu updates have added a whole slew of decadent burgers and sandwiches to the mix—perfect recovery grub. Lucky’s Signature Burger doubles up on the beef with cheddar cheese, crispy bacon, lettuce, tomato, pickles and Thousand Island dressing, while the available-anytime Brunch Burger shakes things up with a sunny side-up egg, gruyere cheese and Sriracha-bacon mayo.

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Other tasty options for your party squad include the Disco Fries, Mr. Lucky’s version of poutine with savory brown gravy, melted cheese and bacon; a wood-fired steak and arugula flatbread; and the beloved fire-roasted nachos piled high with cheddar-jack cheese, pico de gallo, sour cream, guac and jalapeños. Add grilled steak, and get ready for a late-night fork fight.

Mr. Lucky’s at Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5592; 24/7.

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But Therapy is taking it a step further. The Fremont Street restaurant and bar has unveiled its own signature whiskey and beer offerings, created through collaboration with other local businesses.

Crafted at Nevada H&C Distilling Company, Therapy Whiskey is smooth with sweet notes of caramel, rye, dried fruit and oak.

Buy it by the bottle—exclusive at the restaurant—or give it a spin in cocktail form with the St. Therapy, made with St. Germain, Grand Marnier, grapefruit and mango.

The Downtown hot spot also teams with Able Baker Brewing on Therapy Duck Beer, a strong IPA that clocks in at 7.3 percent ABV. “This will be the first Able

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Both beverages are natural fits for the gastropub-style restaurant’s lunch and dinner menus. Pair the Duck Beer with the Therapy BLT on a toasted croissant, or let the St. Therapy cocktail lead into the crispy Korean barbecue pork belly with grilled peaches and roasted eggplant. Downtown’s got some real flavor. Therapy at 518 E. Fremont St., 702-912-1622; Sunday-Thursday 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m., Friday & Saturday 11:30 a.m.-midnight.

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he Sugar Factory has always been a playground for those with a sweet tooth. But if you’re looking for a more adult experience with those treats, the new Fashion Show Mall location is the place.

Don’t worry, classicists—the downstairs level features the familiar restaurant and candy store. And the upstairs level adds to the wow factor with upscale ambience and a new dimension for the experience.

The Chocolate Lounge encompasses the entire second level, made specifically for that sexy, grown-up vibe. It looks like the type of place James Bond might visit for a shaken-not-stirred martini with a chocolate rim around it. Outside, a lighted gazebo and a carousel add touches of whimsy, perfect for chilling on summer nights.

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On the savory menu, lamb shank sliders feature tender braised meat and roasted peppers, giving freshness to a well-worn dish. Baconwrapped dates are plump and tasty.

There’s something for everyone in the Chocolate Lounge, as long as everyone is 21 and older. Sugar Factory Chocolate Lounge at the Fashion Show, 702-685-0483; Monday-Thursday 9:30 a.m.-11 p.m., Friday & Saturday 9 a.m.-midnight, Sunday 9 a.m.-11 p.m. –Jason Harris

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orn-and-raised Las Vegas native DJ Wellman says he’s always had the “music bug,” snagging his first DJ setup when he turned 14 and playing his first gigs at the Hard Rock Hotel before he’d turned 21.

“I graduated from high school early so I could go to LA to go to the Musicians Institute, where I studied record engineering and the music business,” he says. “When I graduated, I moved back to Vegas and started working at the Hard Rock [Hotel] at the Joint doing stagehand stuff and running sound, and it almost instantly turned into DJing.”

Wellman was a full-time resident DJ at the rock ’n’ roll resort’s Rehab and Vanity venues for almost 10 years. Getting his start during the rowdy heyday of Rehab was a memorable experience.

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“It was at its peak and I didn’t even know how to comprehend it,” he says. “It was the first of its kind and it was out of control. There were thousands of people every Sunday, and you’d get some of the top artists in the world. I used to MC for Tiësto out there.”

These days you can catch Wellman spinning at any number of Vegas clubs, from 1 Oak and the Bank to Tao and Lavo, along with dayclubs like Liquid and Bare. One of his principal gigs is opening up for DJ Mustard at that hip-hop heavyweight’s Tao Group residency.

“The thing about Mustard is, he’s not going there and performing his own [hit] songs; he’s really DJing, and he brings the crowds,” Wellman says. “It’s really good energy, and he knows how to DJ. I’ve seen some [people] from that side of the music world trying to do it, and it’s a disas-

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5/12 Calvin Harris. 5/13 Zedd. 5/16 Steve Aoki.

5/19 Calvin Harris. 5/20 Martin Garrix. 5/23 Martin Garrix. Caesars Palace, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-785-6200.

S U R R EN D ER 5/5 DJ Koko. 5/6 DJ J-Nice. 5/10 DJ Darkerdaze. 5/12 Blanco & Gambino. 5/13 DJ Shadowred. 5/17 DJ Knock. 5/19 DJ Presto One. 5/20 DJ Seize. Paris, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702776-7770.

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HYDE Bellagio, nightly, 702-693-8700.

5/5 Flosstradamus. 5/6 Robin Schulz. 5/10 EDX. 5/12 Getter. 5/13 Alison Wonderland.

5/17 Dillon Francis. 5/19 Yellow Claw. 5/20 Kygo. Encore, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-770-7300.

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5/4 DJ Esco. 5/5 Jeezy. 5/6 50 Cent. 5/7 Fabolous. 5/11 DJ Esco. 5/13 Big Sean. 5/14 DJ Franzen. 5/18 DJ Esco. 5/20 Chris Brown & Fabolous. 5/21 DJ Franzen. Cromwell, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-777-3800.

EM BASSY 5/5 Ivy Queen. 5/6 Janira Gaxiola & Mariah Rose. 5/7 Danny-D. 5/12 24 Horas. 5/13 DJ Knock. 5/19 Bad Bunny. 3355 Procyon St, Thu-Sat, 702-609-6666.

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5/4 Diplo. 5/5 Marshmello. 5/6 Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. 5/11 Chuckie. 5/13 Slander. 5/18 Diplo. 5/19 Laidback Luke. 5/20 Dillon Francis. Wynn, Thu-Sat, 702-770-7300.

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JEW EL XS 5/5 Lil Jon. 5/8 LA Leakers. 5/12 FAED. 5/13 Nghtmre. 5/15 DJ Shift. 5/19 Partynextdoor.

5/20 Kaskade. 5/22 Zedd. Aria, Mon, Thu-Sat, 702-590-8000.

LIGHT

5/5 Metro Boomin. 5/6 Tyga. 5/10 DJ Five.

5/12 Stevie J. 5/13 DJ E-Rock. 5/17 Metro Boomin. 5/19 T-Pain. 5/20 O.T. Genasis. 5/24 Baauer. Mandalay Bay, Wed, Fri-Sat, 702-6324700.

5/5 David Guetta. 5/6 Alesso. 5/7 The Chainsmokers. 5/8 Kygo. 5/12 The Chainsmokers. 5/13 David Guetta. 5/14 Laidback Luke. 5/15 RL Grime. 5/19 Marshmello. 5/20 David Guetta. 5/21 Diplo.

5/22 The Chainsmokers. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702770-0097.

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5/20 Duke Dumont. 5/21 Metro Boomin.

Mandalay Bay, Thu-Sun, 702-632-4700.

5/4 M!KEATTACK. 5/5 Scooter & Lavelle. 5/6 Savi. 5/11 DJ Nova. 5/12-5/13 Mikey Francis. 5/14 DJ C-L.A. 5/18 DJ Turbulence. 5/19 BRKLYN. 5/20 DJ Irie. 5/21 DJ Lezlee. Aria, Wed-Sun, 702-693-8300.

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5/13 Jay Sean. 5/14 DJ Vegas Vibe. 5/15 DJ Tavo. 5/16 Greg Lopez. 5/17 DJ Sev One. 5/17 Beach Club at Night with DJ Tavo. 5/18 Jenna Palmer. 5/19 JD Live. Flamingo, daily, 702697-2888.

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5/6 David Guetta. 5/6 Nightswim with Robin Schulz. 5/7 Alesso. 5/12 Diplo. 5/12 Nightswim with Getter. 5/13 David Guetta.

5/5 Nightswim with Alison Wonderland. 5/14 Marshmello. 5/19 Diplo. 5/19 Nightswim with Yellow Claw. 5/20 Alesso. 5/20 Nightswim with Kygo. 5/21 David Guetta. Encore, ThuSun, 702-770-7300.

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8/9-9/3 Britney Spears. 9/6-10/7 Jennifer Lopez.

10/11-11/4 Britney Spears. Planet Hollywood, 702777-6737.

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5/13 Blue October. 5/17 Through the Roots.

5/19 Six60. 5/20 Testament & Sepultura. 5/25 Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals. 5/26 Bob Saget. 5/27 Pink Talking Fish. 6/1 Trey Songz.

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8/10 Jeff Dunham. 8/15-9/3 Rod Stewart.

Caesars Palace, 866-227-5938.

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Wynn, 702-770-9966.

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6/9 Brian Setzer. 7/7-7/9 The B-52s. 9/9 Aaron Lewis. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7600.

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VI N Y L 5/5-5/6 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. 7/14 Shooter Jennings. 8/17-8/20 Psycho Las Vegas. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-6935000.

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