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By JASON R. LATHAM

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Meanwhile, Martin Garrix plays Omnia Nightclub, with an assist from Justin Mylo. 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, inside Caesars Palace, omnianightclub.com

THURSDAY 15 DANCE: Hard Rock Live is hosting an 18-and-over EDC pre-party with DJ Silla the Thrilla. 9 p.m., free, hardrock.com/live

Meanwhile, the Strip’s megaclubs have lined up their biggest resident artists to kick off EDC weekend.

You can see 2017 Life Is Beautiful Music & Art festival headliner Kaskade at MGM Grand’s Hakkasan Nightclub. 10:30 p.m., $30–$75, hakkasanlv.com The Chainsmokers will take the stage at Encore’s

XS Nightclub, and the club is still running a promotion that gets you a digital copy of the duo’s debut album, Memories … Do Not Open, for every purchase of two tickets or more. 10 p.m., $35–$55, xslasvegas.com

FRIDAY 16 TASTE: If you want to eat well (for once), you should

get in on the Kimo Sabe Mezcal Interactive Cocktail Dinner at Mandalay Bay’s Libertine Social. It’s a four-course menu with Mezcal cocktail pairings, with guidance from Kimo Sabe rep Gaston Martinez. 7 p.m., $45, mandalaybay.com

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And Downtown Summerlin’s Crave restaurant recently unveiled its Friday/Saturday Late Nights at Crave specials. Funktion Fridays includes $4 beers and $6 Madras martinis, with DJ Real One on the decks. 9 p.m., craveamerica.com/locations/ las-vegas

And DJ Esco Drai’s Nightclub. $30–$50, inside The Cromwell, draisnightlife.com

SEE: Director Benny Boom brings Tupac Shak-

EXPERIENCE: A victory is never a victory in boxing

ur’s story to the big screen with the long-indevelopment biopic All Eyez on Me. Theaters, showtimes and ticket prices vary, fandango.com HEAR: The legendary Roger Waters brings his Us+Them tour to T-Mobile Arena. The show features tracks from Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, Animals and Wish You Were Here.

So, yeah, it’ll be amazing. 8 p.m., $100–$250, t-mobilearena.com DANCE: Take your pick of nightclub entertainment tonight, but read the dress codes before you leave home—it’s so embarrassing to get turned away at the door.

Chateau Nightclub inside Paris Las Vegas is hosting the Official Backstreet Boys After-Party following the group’s show next door at The Axis at Planet Hollywood. So if you want it that way, you know what to do. 11 p.m., $40, chataeunights.com Have you heard Steve Aoki’s latest, “Without U” featuring Life Is Beautiful headliner 2 Chainz?

Maybe you will if you go see Aoki at Hakkasan Nightclub. 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, inside MGM Grand Las Vegas, hakkasanlv.com

SATURDAY 17 until it’s a victory twice (or possibly three times).

If you like seeing guys throw a beating at one another, get a seat at Mandalay Bay Events Center for Ward vs. Kovalev 2. Doors at 2:30 p.m., starting at $105, mandalaybay.com. Find our interview with Ward on page 38.

If you want to see even more beatings, head down to the Thomas & Mack Center for the Tuff-n-Uff amateur mixed martial arts event.

5:30 p.m., free, at UNLV, unlvtickets.com Or you could ignore all the fighting and play a friendly game of bingo with your girlfriends.

Santa Fe Station Hotel is hosting Girls Night Out Bingo, where ladies drink free. 11 p.m., stationcasinosevents.com HEAR: It’s old-school music up and down Las Vegas on Saturday night. You cannot go wrong with any decision you make.

First, the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center welcomes a GOAT lineup for the Art of Rap Festival. On the bill: Ice-T, KRS-One, Big Daddy Kane, Raekwon the Chef, Ghostface Killah, Onyx, Mobb Deep, DJ Chuck Chillout and Lovebug Starski. 8 p.m. $9–$392, dlvec.com

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SUNGLASSES ENCOURAGED WHERE TO SOAK UP SOME VITAMIN D THIS WEEKEND Electric Daisy Carnival Weekend will have artists pulling double (maybe triple) duty as they bounce back and forth between the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and the Strip.

But you let them worry about that—you just worry about the sunscreen.

FRIDAY 16

So where will you want to be seen? Why not start at Aria Resort & Casino’s Liquid Pool Lounge, where New Jersey EDM trio Cash Cash will play for the sun-soaked crowd.

11 a.m., $20–$50, liquidpoollv.com

Downtown’s Backstage Bar & Billiards is hosting a RUNDMC & Aerosmith Tribute Night. Remember, that’s

If you’ve got an Armin Van Buuren itch that needs to be scratched, you should get yourself to MGM Grand’s Wet Republic.

11 a.m., $30–$50, wetrepublic.com

tribute, but it still should be pretty cool. 8 p.m., $5–$7, 601 E. Fremont St., backstagebarlv. com

Meanwhile, Galantis is on tap to fire up the Marquee Dayclub crowd. 11 a.m., $18–$41, at The Cosmopolitan, marqueelasvegas.com

On the Strip, you’ve got your choice between two great rock and/or roll eras.

SATURDAY 17

Boston and Night Ranger

And across the street at MGM Grand Garden Arena, Def Leppard arrives with Poison and Tesla. 7 p.m., $30–$140, inside MGM Grand, mgmgrand.com DANCE: By Saturday night, EDC will be in full swing.

But if you’re not out at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, you can still get your dance on with Flosstradamus at Wynn Las Vegas’ Intrigue Nightclub. 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, intriguevegas.com

Or catch GTA at Jewel Nightclub inside Aria Resort & Casino. 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, jewelnightclub.com

SUNDAY 18 TASTE: San Diego’s Coronado Brewing Company is

serving beers at SLS Las Vegas during its monthlong Tap Takeover event. You can enjoy specially priced “brews from the beach” at the resort’s Umami Burger, Beer Garden & Sports Book. 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Mon.–Fri., 10 a.m.–10 p.m. Sat.–Sun., slslasvegas.com DANCE: Don’t go to sleep until you’ve seen NGHTMRE

at Hakkasan Nightclub. 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, inside MGM Grand Las Vegas, hakkasanlv.com

MONDAY 19 DANCE: EDC may be over, but that doesn’t mean you have

to stop dancing. Get out and see Carnage at Marquee Nightclub inside The Cosmopolitan. 10:30 p.m., $23–$41, marqueelasvegas.com

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Above: Boston.

Left: Gary Clark Jr.

One of the great highlights of the 2016 Life Is Beautiful Music & Art Festival was the performance by Diplo, Jillionaire and Walshy Fire, collectively known as Major Lazer.

You have a chance to relive the show (or experience it for the first time) at Encore Beach Club. 10:30 a.m., $30–$75, at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, encorebeachclub.com And “Here Tonight” artist Dash Berlin plays Marquee Dayclub. 11 a.m., $18–$50, at The Cosmopolitan, marqueelasvegas.com

You can also see Diplo at XS. 10 p.m., $20–$30, inside Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, xslasvegas.com

Electronic music veterans Jamie Jones and Green Velvet tag-team the party crowd at Mandalay Bay’s Daylight Beach Club.

Noon–6 p.m., $40–$60, daylightvegas.com And Hard Rock Hotel & Casino resident

TUESDAY 20 HEAR: Guitarist Gary Clark Jr. plays Brooklyn Bowl.

He recently dropped a live album from his 2016 North American tour, but it’s so much better to see him live.

7 p.m., $35, at The Linq Promenade, brooklynbowl.com

WEDNESDAY 21 EXPERIENCE: Gold Spike hosts the Down & Derby roller skate party on the first and third Wednesday of every month, with free entry and skate rentals. Try not to fall or they’re all gonna laugh at you. 10 p.m., sk8party.com

This will be a historic night for Las Vegas sports, and it’s weird just writing those words. T-Mobile Arena hosts the 2017 NHL Awards and Expansion Draft, which will reveal the first roster of the Vegas Golden Knights hockey team. 4:30 p.m., $15–$30, t-mobilearena.com 7

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performance on the June calendar. Don’t miss it. 11 a.m., $20–$40, rehablv.com

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Last month, Norwegian DJ Matoma dropped “Party on the West Coast,” a tropical remix of Faith Evans’ “When We Party” featuring Biggie Smalls samples and a fresh Snoop Dogg appearance. It will sound so good poolside at Liquid. 11 a.m., $20–$30, at Aria Resort & Casino, liquidpoollv.com It’s a foursome at Drai’s Beachclub, as Canadian DJ duo Adventure Club teams with Audien and Valentino Khan for a roof-shaking performance. 11 a.m., $20–$30, at The Cromwell, draisbeachclub.com David Lee Crow, a.k.a. Ghastly, gets the call to entertain the Sunday-morning crowd at Tao Beach. 11:30 a.m., $23–$41, at The Venetian Las Vegas, taolasvegas.com

The Chainsmokers are all up in Encore Beach Club. 11 a.m., $45–$65, at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas, encorebeachclub.com

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are bringing the Hyperspace tour to Monte Carlo’s Park Theater. 8 p.m., $32–$151, montecarlo.com

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Most Likely to Succeed Rough Night is Las Vegas native Jillian Bell’s big-screen breakout

By Camille Cannon

There probably isn’t a poster on the walls of UNLV that reads “Drop out— you’ll be on your way to A-list stardom.” That success story, though, is exactly what happened to rising comedic actress Jillian Bell. Since moving to Los Angeles after one semester of college, the 2002 Bishop Gorman graduate has become the Valley’s star expat. (Move over, Jenna Jameson.) Bell studied at L.A.’s comedy institution The Groundlings, wrote for one season of Saturday Night Live, lit up seven seasons of Comedy Central’s Workaholics and landed supporting roles in Hollywood films such as Goosebumps and 22 Jump Street.

She’s currently launching a T-shirt line, Neon Witch, with her older sister and writing a feature film with her comedy partner Charlotte Newhouse (together they also created the hilarious Idiotsitter, now airing its second season on Comedy Central).

And this summer, Bell stars alongside Scarlett Johansson and Kate McKinnon in the bachelorette-party-turnedcrime-scene comedy Rough Night, which hits theaters June 16. Vegas Seven spoke with Bell on a rare day off to catch up on all she’s accomplished since ditching the desert.

Did you have a backup plan when you left Las Vegas to pursue acting?

It’s weird, I never did. I just thought, “This is what I want to do with my life and I’m going to try for it and hopefully be able to do it.” Now that I’ve sort of made that happen, I start to think, “What are other things I could do?”

[Laughs.] I love doing interior decorating. I feel like I would be a decent wedding planner, which is hysterical to say out loud—that’s so random.

You were here for the grand opening of Magic Mike Live Las Vegas, created by your 22 Jump

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Street and Idiotsitter costar, Channing Tatum. If you created your own Las Vegas show, what would it look like?

I don’t know if this is something people would want to go to.

[Laughs.] I would want to do something like Clue: The Musical, because [Clue] is my favorite movie. I would want it to be something dark, funny and twisted.

Speaking of dark, funny and twisted, let’s talk about Rough Night.

Now you see why I wanted to do the movie so badly! [Laughs.] I read the script and I was like, “This is right up my alley.”

And you’re on the poster!

It still completely blows my mind.

I’m like, “Oh, this must be an accident. Someone accidentally put me up there next to Scarlett Johansson!”

I’m very grateful.

From the looks of the trailer, you play the most pivotal role. There would be no dead stripper without your character.

[Laughs.] If my character was not so horny, there probably would not be as crazy of a plot to this movie. You’re right about that! But a lot of things go down; we each play a part getting us into the pickle that we’re in.

Any standout improvised moments on the set?

There’s a scene where a pizza delivery guy arrives and Kate McKinnon has to run to the door to see who it is.

All she has to say is, “It’s pizza.” She’s doing this crazy, exaggerated accent and she kept saying, “It’s peet-zer!”

We couldn’t stop laughing. I think we broke every single take.

Were there memorable characters

that you wrote for during your season at Saturday Night Live?

I wrote a lot with Kristen Wiig and we had a lot of fun, but I didn’t get a ton on the air. I felt like I held back a little bit because I always wanted to be on the show. I was not willing to give up some of the material that I used at The Groundlings because I wanted to see if I would ever have the opportunity to do it. I didn’t, but at the time I did what [I] felt [was] the right decision in my heart, which was to hang on to certain things that I created, [characters] that felt like they were a part of me. I know that may sound silly, but it was something that felt right, at least at the beginning of my career. I still do it now. I go with my gut.

I found a clip of you and your writing partner Charlotte Newhouse on Larry King Now.

Oh, my gosh! It’s the greatest interview of all time. He gets very intimate with both of us.

If you could ask a male celebrity any question, who would it be and what would you ask?

You’re the first person who has ever brought that exact question to me.

That is amazing. Go. Girl. Go. I would ask every male celebrity “How badly do you want to kiss me?”

They would all say, “Not so much.”

But it would be really fun to ask every single one and then see if it actually works. Or I would just ask “What are you wearing?” because that’s what every female gets.

Hopefully every male celebrity will read this interview.

And want to kiss me because of it?

Yes. Ah, wouldn’t life be sweet! 7

If you like the DJs with radio play, check out these Electric Daisy Carnival acts with similar sounds

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By AMY ADLER and ZACK KELLEY

DIPLO

ABOVE & BEYOND

If uplifting trance is your thing, don’t just stop at Above & Beyond’s set—there will be plenty of trance to choose from. Aly & Fila (Sunday) are coming straight from Cairo, bringing the “Future Sound of Egypt” to Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas. Hailing from Germany, Cosmic Gate (Saturday) is another DJ duo you shouldn’t miss. The pair’s progressive beats will keep you dancing the entire set. If you like trance with a side of dubstep, make sure to catch Seven Lions (Sunday) for his unique sound and visuals.

CALVIN HARRIS

Do you dig lyrically-driven electro-pop, like what Calvin Harris serves up? French DJ Martin Solveig (Saturday) achieved mainstream success with 2011’s Smash (you no doubt heard his collaboration with Dragonette, “Hello”), so see what the electro-pop purveyor has been up to since. Oliver Heldens (Saturday) may be only 22, but the Dutch producer makes the freshest future house beats—he may not have the vocals that Harris does, but his music is catchy nonetheless. There’s also CID (Sunday), an American producer out of New York City. Teaming up with the likes of Kaskade, his music is definitely on the cutting edge of the house genre.

Traces of the innovative and eclectic sound of Diplo can be heard in these artists’ work. Hailing from Phoenix, Mija (Saturday) is one of the few female acts in the male-dominated world of electronic music. Now signed to Skrillex’s label, OWSLA, her sound is all over the map—and her sets are as genre-defying as they are fun to dance to. Another OWSLA artist taking the EDC stage is Valentino Khan (Saturday, pictured left) out of Los Angeles.

Best known for his “Deep Down Low” banger, Khan brings an uptempo groove and funky drops to every set. Also, Kygo (Saturday) is bringing his brand of tropical house, and his set might just remind one of Diplo’s dancehall-infused beats. This Norwegian artist new releases with pop stars such as Ellie Goulding and Selena Gomez.

TIËSTO

You’ve seen Tiësto a million times—why not check out someone new? If shuffling is your thing, make sure you listen to Dutch DJ Don Diablo’s (Friday) “Cutting Shapes” track. As the name might suggest, Firebeatz (Sunday, pictured below) will bring its hot, big-room beats to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

THE CHAINSMOKERS

If you’re looking for something similar to what Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart are putting out, Illenium (Friday) will bring his melodic electric sound this year. Another to check out is electro-house beatslinger Ookay (Sunday), an on-the-rise DJ who has worked with talents such as Diplo and Marshmello.

Galantis (Friday) is a Swedish duo with hits such as “Runaway (U & I)” and “Peanut Butter Jelly”—and if you like the Chainsmokers, they might just be your must-see EDC act.

YELLOW CLAW

Are you a fan of YC? Check out Alison Wonderland (Saturday), an Aussie DJ with a unique mix of trap and hip-hop sounds. Also, Israeli DJ Borgore (Friday) is bringing his self-described “gorestep” sound. The artist’s hard-hitting, metal-influenced trap beats are perfect to headbang to. If you’re looking for music that’s even heavier, Canadian producer Snails (Saturday). will be serving dirty bass drops with insane visuals to match.

Desert Daisy Dialogue Hakkasan Group DJs dish on past Electric Daisy Carnival week experiences On their first time playing at EDC Las Vegas ...

“It was a surreal experience that I’ll never forget. It’s up there in [my] all-time favorite [shows], next to [when] I played on the Great Wall of China.” –Afrojack (June 16, EDC; June 18, 11 a.m., $20–$30, Wet Republic at MGM Grand, wetrepublic.com) “I was opening the main stage. [Due to] some trouble at the gates, I was playing for a very small crowd for the first 20 minutes of my set, which felt really weird because the area is huge. Halfway through, I saw people running toward the stage to catch the last part, which was really cool.” –Oliver Heldens (June 15, 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, Jewel Nightclub inside Aria, jewelnightclub.com; June 17, 11 a.m., $20–$30, Liquid Pool Lounge at Aria; liquidpoollv.com; June 17, EDC)

On what the oft-cited dancemusic acronym/mantra PLUR (peace, love, unity and respect) means to them ...

On what changes in their sets from the festival to club shows ...

“I would imagine most residents who play regularly in Las Vegas look forward to EDC Week, because it allows us to go a bit off the beaten path. ... My set at Jewel on Wednesday will definitely be a lot more directed toward the EDC crowd, while still bringing in all the party favorites that make playing Vegas club shows so fun.”

–Jauz (June 16, EDC; July 6, 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, Hakkasan Las Vegas inside MGM Grand, hakkasanlv.com) “Club shows are more intimate and I play [music that is] a bit more commercial to cater to the crowd. My sets at festivals are the complete Oliver Heldens experience.” –Heldens

“A moral code that we all agree to when entering the community of electronic music. It’s pretty simple: don’t be a dick. Help someone out if you see they need it. Don’t judge anyone, and they won’t judge you. Electronic music is so beautiful because it really does draw people from all walks of life, regardless of the color of [their] skin, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation [or] beliefs.” –Jauz

Clockwise from top left: Oliver Heldens, Jauz, Afrojack, Hardwell.

“In the club, usually, I will play the club type [of] music that fans love to hear and sing to—[tracks with] more melodic parts. At the Speedway, I will play more for the hardcore music fans ... This crowd wants something new [and] they are paying attention to the music. I like to deliver something special.” –Afrojack

On catching other artists’ sets during EDC Week ...

“I love meeting up with my DJ buddies when I’m [in town] for EDC Week. It’s a prime opportunity to check out what they’re playing, but also just to catch up. Touring life means you often see people for a few short moments. During weeks like EDC, you get a better chance to hang out and see different DJs play.” –Hardwell

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“Dance music is built on passion and unity, and PLUR summarizes that in just four letters.” –Hardwell (June 16, EDC; June 24, 10:30 p.m., $20–$30, Omnia Nightclub inside Caesars Palace, omnianightclub.com)

On whether or not they’ll debut new music during EDC Week ...

“I’ve got a couple of new records right now, which I’m currently working on completing. It’s a great chance to premiere new material, so it is highly likely.” –Hardwell “I’ve been working really hard on putting together a super special set for EDC this year, most importantly because I’m focusing on trying to play as much original content in the 60 minutes that I have than any other show I’ve ever played. EDC is a great moment to really make a statement and that’s exactly what I plan on doing.” –Jauz

AFROJACK BY AL POWERS; JAUZ AND OLIVER HELDENS BY TONY TRAN PHOTOGRAPHY; HARDWELL BY JOE JANET

“[It] doesn’t matter who you are and where you come from, we’re all here to enjoy music and share the experience together!” –Afrojack

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Counting Beats With DJ Clutch Wynn Master Class Series has experts take you to school

DJ David Clutch has a tell.

Every time he touches a turntable, you can see it in his eyes. He wants to rip into the decks like it’s Saturday night and there’s a full house in front of him.

But it’s neither Saturday nor night. It’s Thursday afternoon at Surrender Nightclub inside Encore Las Vegas and Clutch is headlining the first “Spin With a Star DJ” session in Wynn Las Vegas’ Master Class series—ongoing workshops that pair participants with experts from the resort’s portfolio.

Want to learn how to make the perfect drink? Sign up for a session with property mixologist Damian Cross.

Want to look your best on camera? Stylist Claude Baruk will show you how to get redcarpet ready.

Even Chef David Walzog is lined up to teach a grilling course in June.

Today, it’s “DJ School” with the resident DJ demonstrating—among other things—how his equipment works, how he mastered the art of beat matching, and how he learned to read the crowd.

It’s so much harder than it looks.

How Do You Get To Surrender Nightclub?

“It took me a year just to know how to own the mixer,” Clutch says, “And I spent five years practicing in my bedroom before I ever played in front of [people].”

This is a two-hour session. None of us expect to leave here a resident DJ, but in conversations with other students it’s clear the payoff comes from making a connection with people who share a similar interest.

There’s the nightlife couple

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learning the differences between house, deep house, future house and other music genres.

There’s the Wynn guest who just bought his own equipment and wants a lesson from a pro.

There’s even the budding local DJ Desstop, who has a gig at a nearby hookah lounge and is looking for a mentor among the city’s established artists.

The workshop begins with a crash course on using the tools of the trade—Pioneer CDJ multiplayers, mixing board and laptop—before Clutch breaks for a Q&A. He clearly loves what he does, and he’s humble when talking about his experiences opening for Zedd, David Guetta, Diplo, and other Wynn headliners.

One person asks if there are certain songs he can and can’t play in the opening act.

Rule No. 1, Clutch responds: “You don’t want to play the headliner’s music.”

That seems obvious, but the DJ has seen it happen. Some headliners are also very particular about music genres, although Clutch offers up Diplo as one who’s pretty chill about the opening act.

“If I know [Diplo] is playing, I know I can get away with playing a lot of hip-hop, a lot of house music and a lot of trap music,” he says.

Taking a Turn Onstage

After taking a few more questions, Clutch can tell we’re anxious to get our hands on the decks. This is what we signed up for.

Included in the class is a pair of Sol Republic Master Tracks headphones and a USB drive so all of us can record our mix. Some need more help than others.

Clutch has queued up some familiar tracks to practice beat matching and transitions. Anyone who’s spent any time in a club has heard Showtek’s “Booyah” and SNBRN’s “California.”

Even if you don’t know them by name, you know the beats.

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