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t seems everyone in the music world has been analyzing “Despacito,” Luis Fonsi’s reggaeton mega-hit featuring Daddy Yankee (and Justin Bieber on the remixed version), trying to figure out exactly how the catchy track became the moststreamed song and most-viewed YouTube video of all time. “It’s very strange,” Fonsi says from Argentina. “On one hand it’s very cool that these really smart people are figuring out the magic behind it, because they know what they’re talking about. On the other hand, this is just a song I wrote on my guitar. I love to write complicated and intricate melodies and harmonies, but at the end of the day I want to create something people will be able to sing along to after the first time they hear it.” “Despacito” is so huge, Fonsi launched a summer tour ahead of releasing a new album, trekking through Europe and South America en route to his first stop in the States—at the Pearl in Las Vegas. “What better place to kick it off? Vegas is a great way to get the energy going for September, when

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we’re touring all throughout the U.S.,” Fonsi says. “And I’m a Vegas guy. I go there quite a bit. It’s such a dynamic city culturally, with people from everywhere. It’s a great audience.” Fonsi was a well-established artist before the “Despacito” phenomenon, with eight studio albums—the ninth will arrive in early 2018—to his credit along with a Latin Grammy in 2009. Still, no matter which city he’s playing, he knows what the audience wants most. “It’s been great to be touring and literally living in the moment that the song is blowing up,” he says. “From the first song of the show, you can feel that buzz that everyone can’t wait for the moment when the guitar plays that first lick. When that song hits, it’s a big moment, so we make sure people enjoy it.” Luis Fonsi at the Pearl at the Palms, September 8. –Brock Radke

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have somebody behind them to really market them and get their name out there. So I started with just a couple of guys, and it went really well, so I added more DJs and we grew pretty quickly.”

Moquin began her career as a street promoter for Ice Nightclub before climbing her way up the industry ladder, landing marketing coordinator gigs at Jet, Bare and other then-Light Group properties. In 2012, she partnered with Jack Colton to launch Blackout Artists, a DJ agency she now runs on her own.

The first two DJs she signed were Ikon and Karma. They’re still with her today—and are two of the best-known names in Vegas clubs. Since then, Blackout Artists has continued to grow, and in November, it merged with SKAM Artists with the plan to continue bringing open format to the masses.

“When I worked at the Light Group I worked with some really talented resident DJs, and at the time they didn’t have representation,” Moquin says. “I really felt like some of these guys were the best I’d ever seen, but they didn’t

“SKAM was our No. 1 competition, but all the guys were friends and [we] got along really well. Now we’ve just combined forces, and it’s been a great partnership so far,” Moquin says.

What does the merger actually mean for both companies? “I try to explain to people: If an airline were to merge, you’d still have your brands that you prefer even though they’re both working together,” she says. “We’re two separate brands with two separate rosters, but we ultimately offer a really great product—top of the line, open-format DJs. Any time you book a SKAM DJ or a Blackout DJ, you know you’re going to get a really great DJ that’s going to throw an amazing party.” –Leslie Ventura Photograph by Jon Estrada

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nsomniac chief Pasquale Rotella’s social streams have been crammed with teasers about how his team has been rethinking EDC Las Vegas and could improve upon the country’s leading dance music festival. This week he let loose with the details. Insomniac has announced that EDC 2018 will move from Father’s Day weekend in June to May 18-20, ostensibly so the three-day party might have more festival-appropriate weather. More significantly, Insomniac hopes

to help alleviate the crowded exodus in and out of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway with a first-ever camping option. EDC overnighters will be able to rent an air-conditioned tent with room for up to six with dust-control canvas walls, artificial grass and electrical outlets; or a premier tent that fits four with twin- or queen-sized beds, linens and towels, tables and chairs. There’s also an RV option—a full camper facility provided by Insomniac. Campers will not only avoid the com-

mute, they’ll also be able to chill in a campground central area with shade, seating, water, food and beverage vendors, a general store, activities and more. If you’re ready to rough it, gather your campout crew quickly— EDC tickets go on sale September 28 at edclasvegas.com.

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ince it opened inside the Axis at Planet Hollywood resort in early 2016, Jennifer Lopez: All I Have has been hailed as one of the most energetic headliner productions of Las Vegas’ modern entertainment era—an all-out singing and dancing showcase for its smoldering star. It has also emerged as the most hiphop-influenced resident show the Strip has ever seen. Other dance-centric productions like Jabbawockeez and Michael Jackson One share the inspiration. But the JLo show—which just started selling tickets for 2018 dates from February through June—is saturated with hip-hop culture,

not a huge surprise considering both the star and the sound were born in the Bronx. Lopez didn’t just grow up with the music, dancing, art and attitude all around her; she participated in every opportunity. Once a fly girl, always a fly girl. All I Have starts strong with a glammedup “If You Had My Love,” but it really explodes when a musical interlude featuring the inimitable voice of Kid Capri introduces a New York City subway scene where JLo drops electricifying versions of “I’m Real,” “Feelin’ So Good” and “Jenny From the Block”—the latter fueled by that infectious Beatnuts sample—and keeps everyone dancing,

transforming the Axis into the biggest club in Vegas. Hip-hop is always borrowing from funk, soul, R&B and rock ’n’ roll, and so does the show, with JLo capably shifting from seductive balladeer to reggaeton booty-shaker to James Brown-esque bandleader. She can do it all, but given the opportunity to create a full-scale spectacular that represents her story and style, it’s clear JLo’s heart remains with hip-hop. Jennifer Lopez: All I Have at the Axis at Planet Hollywood, September 6-October 7. –Brock Radke

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rrow de Wilde was the coolest person at her high school. She didn’t earn that title for her startling popularity or for pulling a meticulous prank that went viral. She’s the charismatic frontwoman of Starcrawler—an LA-based glam-punk quartet that has received praise from My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way, Beats 1 Radio host Zane Lowe and Sir Elton John. That was before de Wilde graduated in June, but the most impressive part of this story: Starcrawler did it without even releasing an album.

chy and fairly accessible. The group’s fuzzy single “Ants” thrives in its playful syncopation and stylish swagger. The B-side, “Used to Know,” is equal parts Joan Jett groove and X swing. In live performances, the band takes on a different persona with de Wilde at the helm. Her performances often consist of fake blood and erratic maneuvers, Iggy Pop-style, that have garnered some controversy. “People get so shocked and scared at our shows. I didn’t know that was still possible,” de Wilde told LA Weekly. “They get angry. I like it.”

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Starcrawler recently finished its debut album, set for release on Rough Trade Records next year. The project was produced by fabled singer-songwriter Ryan Adams, who, according to de Wilde, essentially played the sixth member of

the band. “He’s super-energetic, and he likes throwing these crazy ideas around. It ends up being a lot of fun.” For now, the only way to get a taste of the new material is by seeing the band live. Starcrawler will hit the road this fall, which includes a date at November’s Emerge Music + Impact Conference in Las Vegas. –Ian Caramanzana Emerge Music + Impact Conference on the Las Vegas Strip, November 16-18. Tickets available now at emergelv.com.

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September 21 will mark the fifth and final Sip & Savor at Wolfgang Puck’s Spago at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Next spring, Puck is moving Spago to Bellagio, where the event will likely continue in 2018.

ern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits to offer samples from each of Puck’s Las Vegas restaurants with a selection of wine, Champagne and spirits. The menu will include: Cucina’s bruschetta bar; Cut’s yakitori skewers; Lupo’s Italian street food station with whole-roasted porchetta and assorted pizzettas; Spago’s Mediterranean-style bazaar with whole-roasted lamb and fresh flatbreads; and Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill’s fish market with house-smoked mussels and sardines in escabeche.

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eyond Sunset Station’s bowling alley and movie theater lies a surprising gem of a restaurant you’ll be happy you found. Fresh off a remodel, Sonoma Cellar Steakhouse whisks you away from the casino into wine country—the kind of restaurant appropriate for both the entire family and the person you want to impress most. Station Casinos swapped out the dark, cave-like features of the old version, opening up the dining room with pristine-white walls and a more spacious design with ample seating.

Kick things off with a classic martini (Absolut Elyx, Ransom dry vermouth and Regan’s orange bitters) or a taste from the whiskey and Scotch library, which includes Old Rip Van Winkle and Macallan Rare Cask and Reflexion. Pair your cocktail of choice with jumbo bacon-wrapped shrimp topped with crispy fried onions and served with a dijon-marmalade dipping sauce before moving on to smoked pork belly with bourbon maple, southernstyle grits and rainbow chard. Pork belly also figures into the refreshing steakhouse chopped salad. For dinner, the delicious Alaskan red king crab legs are conveniently cracked open and ready to eat, so tender and sweet

you won’t even need the drawn butter (though that makes it even better). The bone-in ribeye is Sonoma’s house specialty—a 20-ounce steak marinated with tomato, garlic, cilantro and other spices and served with a savory garlic-cilantro sauce. Load it up with a side of mushrooms and Hasselback potatoes and you’ve got a meal fit for royalty. Sonoma Cellar Steakhouse at Sunset Station, 702-547-7777; daily 5-10 p.m. –Leslie Ventura

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anted: One funny, sexy emcee to hang out with Channing Tatum and host a revolutionary new Las Vegas male revue by the name of Magic Mike Live. Requirements: Lots of experience performing and teaching improv and sketch comedy. That might not make a lot of sense, but when you see Lyndsay Hailey do her thing in the sizzling new show at the Hard Rock Hotel, it will. An alumna of the Second City National Touring Company, the Richmond, Virginia, native has taught acting and improv workshops in 10 different countries. Las Vegas and Magic Mike were definitely a change of pace, for which Hailey was wellprepared. “I’d never seen a job description before that so captured all the confusing assets of me in one job title,”

she jokes. “But I did have to do a fair amount of research. We are trying to create something really rooted in the female perspective ... a knowingness of what a woman feels is sexy versus the male interpretation of what that might be. Channing is wise in that way, because he doesn’t pretend to be a woman with those answers. He lets his female directors and choreographers and writer tell him, and we go from there.” That perspective has established the show as a unique entertainment option in Las Vegas, and Hailey’s background provides a major assist. “I go in phases between teaching and performing, and teaching has taught me that comedy is in the truth of things. Time and time again I’ve watched students try to be funny and it doesn’t work, but when they access the truth the entire room would be laughing.”

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The Vegas newcomer has already found there’s more to her new home than the showbiz world and the wild stories she’s accumulating observing the Magic Mike audience. Hailey is looking to connect with the entertainment community on a deeper level and help develop the Vegas improv scene, and she has already launched a production company with some of her castmates. “I’d be lying if I didn’t admit to some really crazy stuff happening at these shows,” she says. “But yeah, it seems like Vegas has got me. I don’t know how it happened, and I never saw it coming.” –Brock Radke

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Red Rock Resort, daily, 702-797-7873.

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9/8 Savi. 9/9 Destructo & Grandtheft. 9/10 Henry Fong & Bad Royale. 9/12 Aluna George. 9/15 Pitbull’s Globalization Takeover. 9/16 Frankie J. 9/17 Claude VonStroke. 9/22 Savi. 9/23 Destructo. 9/24 Joe Maz. Cromwell, FriSun, 702-777-3800.

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9/8 Chuckie. 9/8 Nightswim with Brillz. 9/9 David Guetta. 9/9 Nightswim with Alison Wonderland. 9/10 Vice. 9/13 Nightswim with Diplo. 9/15 RL Grime. 9/15 Nightswim with Chuckie. 9/16 David Guetta. 9/16 Nightswim with RL Grime. 9/17 Marshmello. 9/20 Nightswim with Ookay. 9/22 MakJ. 9/22 Nightswim with Cedric Gervais. 9/23 David Guetta. 9/23 Nightswim with Dillon Francis. 9/24 The Chainsmokers. Encore, Thu-Sun, 702770-7300.

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9/12 Greg Lopez. 9/13 DJ J-Nice. 9/14 Jenna Palmer. 9/15 JD Live. 9/16 Eric Forbes. 9/17 DJ Vegas Vibe. 9/18 DJ Tavo. 9/19 Greg Lopez. 9/20 DJ J-Nice. 9/21 Jenna Palmer. 9/22 JD Live. 9/23 Dave Aude. 9/24 DJ Vegas Vibe. Flamingo, daily, 702-697-2888.

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Linq, daily, 702-503-8320.

MARQUEE

9/7 Jenna Palmer. 9/8 JD Live. 9/9 Bebe Rexha. 9/10 DJ Vegas Vibe. 9/11 DJ Tavo.

Green Valley Ranch Resort, daily, 702-617-7744.

9/8 Jamie Iovine. 9/10 DJ Jazzy Jeff. 9/16 Tego Calderon. 9/17 DJ Drama & Ginuwine. 9/22 Breathe Carolina. 9/29 Dee Jay Silver. Hard Rock Hotel, Fri-Mon, 702-693-5505.

DAYC L U B TAO

9/8 Cedric Gervais. 9/9 Tritonal. 9/10 Nora En Pure. 9/15 Ruckus. 9/16 DJ Mustard. 9/22 Ruckus. 9/23 Carnage. 9/24 Jax Jones. Cosmopolitan, daily, 702-333-9000.

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9/7 Javier Alba. 9/8 DJ C-L.A. 9/9 DJ Politik. 9/10 Mark Rodriguez. 9/14 DJ V-Tech. 9/15 Angie Vee. 9/16 Jermaine Dupri. 9/17 DJ V-Tech. 9/21 Javier Alba. 9/22 DJ Wellman. 9/23 DJ C-L.A. 9/24 Javier Alba. Venetian, Thu-Sun, 702-388-8588.

Palms, daily, 702-374-9770. VE N U S Caesars Palace, daily, 702-650-5944.

Marquee Dayclub by Tony Tran Photography

DRA I ’ S

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WITH CHRISTIAN NODAL MANDALAY BAY EVENTS CENTER

SAT, SEPTEMBER 16 MANA MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA

FRI, SEPTEMBER 15 & SAT, SEPTEMBER 16 B U Y T I C K E T S A T L I V E N A T I O N .C O M

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9/8-10/7 Jennifer Lopez. 10/11-11/4 Britney Spears. 11/8-11/18 Backstreet Boys. 12/6-12/16 Lionel Richie. 12/19-12/31 Britney Spears. Planet Hollywood, 702-777-6737.

BOWL

9/9 Nirvana Mania. 9/14 Lil Yachty. 9/15 Catfish & The Bottlemen. 9/16 Bob Saget. 9/20 The Magpie Salute. 9/23 Danzig. 9/24 Metal Alliance Tour. 9/28 Motionless in White. 9/29 Make America Rock Again. 9/30 Andrew W.K. 10/1 The Green. 10/4 Chronixx. 10/5 Post Malone. 10/6 Jon Bellion. 10/12 Father John Misty. 10/13 The Church. 10/20 Run the Jewels. 10/21 In This Moment. 10/25 Azealia Banks. 10/26 Flying Lotus. 10/27-10/28 Trey Anastasio Band. 11/1 Capturing Pablo. 11/5 I Prevail. 11/10 Common Kings. 11/11 The Front Bottoms. 11/16-11/18 Emerge Music + Impact Conference. 11/22 Periphery & Animals as Leaders. 11/30 Wax Tailor. 12/7 Chris Robinson Brotherhood. 12/14 The Drums. 12/16 Descendents. Linq Promenade, 702-8622695.

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9/15 Ricardo Arjona. 9/16 Pepe Aguilar. 10/5 Cake. 10/6 Nas. 10/7 Maxwell. 10/14 Bob Dylan. 10/15 The Script. 10/21 Pixies. Cosmopolitan, 702-698-6797.

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9/8-9/9 Jerry Seinfeld. 9/13 Jeff Dunham. 9/14 Gloria Trevi & Alejandra Guzman. 9/159/16 Enrique Iglesias. 9/17 Gloria Trevi & Alejandra Guzman. 9/19-10/7 Celine Dion. 10/8 Sebastian Maniscalco. 10/11-10/28 Elton John. 10/22 Joe Bonamassa. 10/29 Steve Martin & Martin Short. 11/1-11/4 Elton John. 11/29-12/10 Reba, Brooks & Dunn. 12-14/12-22 Mariah Carey. Caesars Palace, 866-227-5938.

9/21 Banda Los Recoditos. 9/29 Sublime with Rome & The Offspring. 10/21 Odesza. 200 S. Third St., 800-745-3000.

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9/14-9/15 Emmanuel. 9/20-10/7 John Fogerty. 10/11-10/28 Diana Ross. 11/1-11/11 Tony Bennett. 11/17-11/18 Harry Connick Jr. 12/1-12/2 Harry Connick Jr. Wynn, 702-770-9966.

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9/16 Jonathan Butler. 9/23 Mindi Abair. 10/610/7 Jon Lovitz & Dana Carvey. 10/27-10-28 Jon Lovitz & Dana Carvey. 11/3-11/4 Jon Lovitz & Dana Carvey. 11/18 Boney James. SLS, 702761-7617. GOLDEN N UGGET SHOW ROOM 9/8 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels. Golden Nugget, 866-946-5336.

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9/7 Carlos Daniels. 9/9 Aaron Lewis. 9/12 Reverend Horton Heat. 9/13-9/24 Santana. 9/14 Yuri. 10/4-10/21 Billy Idol. 10/5 Sin Bandera. 10/8 Damian Marley. 10/19 Stone Sour. 10/22 Issues. 10/25 Hanson. 10/27-10/28 Marilyn Manson. 11/1-11/12 Santana. 11/7 Blues Traveler. 11/16-11/19 Joe Walsh. 11/17 Suicideboys. 11/22 Molotov. 11/24 The Used. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7600.

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9/8 Benavidez vs. Gavril. 9/15 Franco Escamilla. 9/30 Ellismania 14. 10/1

Apocalyptica. 10/6 Kings of Leon. 10/7-10/14 Incubus. 10/29 John Carpenter. 12/8-12/9 Gary Allan. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5000.

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9/8 Lifehouse & Switchfoot. 9/9 Lost ’80s Live with Wang Chung, Berlin & more. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7777. M A N D A L AY B AY EVENTS CENTER

9/15 Marco Antonio Solis. 9/16 Marc Anthony. 10/14 Janet Jackson. 10/22 Arcade Fire. Mandalay Bay, 702-632-7777. MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA 9/15 Maná. 11/16 Latin Grammy Awards. 12/5 UNLV vs. Oral Roberts. 12/9 UNLV vs. Illinois. 2/3 The Killers. 2/10 Shakira. 8/4 Shania Twain. MGM Grand, 702-521-3826.

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9/15-9/16 Joe Weider’s Olympia Fitness & Performance Weekend. 10/20 Andre Rieu. 10/21 Old School Party Jam. 10/27 Harlem Globetrotters. 11/23-11/24 Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational. 11/25 PJ Masks Live. Orleans, 702-365-7469.

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T H EAT E R

9/9 Jonathan Lee. 9/12-9/23 Ricky Martin. 9/29 Bill Burr. 10/7 Ali Wong. 10/14 Theresa Caputo. 10/27-10/29 Widespread Panic. 11/811/25 Cher. 12/30-12/31 Bruno Mars. Monte Carlo, 844-600-7275.

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9/8 Luis Fonsi. 9/9 Melissa Etheridge. 9/15 Miguel Bosé. 10/6 Megadeth. 10/14 Evanescence. 10/21 Tegan and Sara. 10/27 Hollywood Undead. 11/17 So You Think You Can Dance. 11/25 Ana Gabriel. Palms, 702944-3200.

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9/11 Mondays Dark. 9/17 Daniel Emmet. 9/18 Mondays Dark. 9/22-9/24 ScoopFest. 10/2 Mondays Dark. 10/6 Alexandro Querevalu. 10/8 Brandon & James. 10/16 Mondays Dark. 3460 Cavaretta Court, 702-903-1070.

Men. 11/24-11/25 Jim Jefferies. Mirage, 702-792-7777.

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9/15 Alejandro Fernández. 9/16 Canelo Alvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin. 9/22-9/23 iHeartRadio Festival. 9/29 Imagine Dragons. 9/30 Depeche Mode. 10/8 Los Angeles Lakers vs. Sacramento Kings. 10/14 The Weeknd. 10/28 Jay-Z. 11/1-11/5 PBR World Finals. 11/17 Guns N’ Roses. 11/20-11/22 MGM Resorts Main Event Basketball Tournament. 12/8-12/9 George Strait. 12/16 Lady Gaga. 3780 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 702-692-1600.

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9/8-9/17 Boyz II Men. 9/8-9/9 Bill Maher. 9/15-9/16 Gabriel Iglesias. 9/29 Jay Leno. 9/30 Tiffany Haddish. 10/6-10/29 Boyz II Men. 10/7 Wayne Brady. 10/20-10/21 Ron White. 10/27-10/28 Bill Maher. 11/10-11/25 Boyz II

9/15 Leroy Sanchez. 9/16 Through the Roots. 10/6 Turkuaz. 10/14 TR3. 4627 Koval Lane, 702-933-8458.

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]10/28 Restless Heart & Shenandoah. 11/11 Peter Cetera. 11/18 Great White & Slaughter. Tropicana, 800-829-9034.

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T H E AT R E

9/20-9/30 Il Divo. 10/6-10/21 Rascal Flatts. Venetian, 702-414-9000.

VI N Y L 9/8 SZA. 9/15 Otherwise. 9/21 Zakk Sabbath. 9/22 Master of Puppets. 9/28 Andy Mineo. 9/30 Ellismania 14 Afterparty. 10/3 Rakim. 10/18 The Interrupters & SWMRS. 9/15 Franco Escamilla. 10/20 Nothing More. 10/26 Passafire. 11/1 LANY. 11/2 Daniel Caesar. 11/3 Bayside. 11/15 Bad Suns. 11/16 Propaghandi. 12/1 Syd. Hard Rock Hotel, 702-693-5000.

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