Here’s the roundup of what’s happening culturally this month, courtesy of Ryan Reason at the Arts Factory Las Vegas: In the Arts Factory: Sin City Gallery AF – Studio #100 ‘Mandwich Redux’ male nudes by Marne Lucas. Preview Reception May 3rd, 6:30pm-10pm Artist Talk at 8pm. First Friday, 6-10pm, artist present. May 3-27, 2012 ‘Mandwich [...]
Read more...Coachella = Hotchella I’m assuming you know what a monster of a festival Coachella really is. To give you a bit of perspective, it featured 149 bands spread out over 3 days, starting roughly at noon and ending around 1 am. For the first year in its history, they put up two weekends worth of festival, [...]
Read more...The Bravery haven’t updated their own website since December 9th, 2010, when they announced some shows in London. Personally, I haven’t heard anything about them since Brandon Flowers dissed them for media attention a few years back. Going silent for a year and a half has an effect on their draw as evidenced by the [...]
Read more...David Sedaris doesn’t have to work that hard to make people laugh. At The Smith Center this week he strolled onstage and people in the audience were already chuckling. Fortunately these people were just anticipating the inevitable—Sedaris’s poignant wit, his startling and revealing humor, his ability to make everyone double over in body-shaking torrents of [...]
Read more...I’ve never been a big fan of electronic/dance music. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I really can’t dance, or that I’ve never actually attempted to. But after hearing such great things about French electronic music duo Justice, I jumped at the chance to see them. It was going to be [...]
Read more...Performing to a packed crowd of enthusiastic fans (and passersby who just got sucked in) at the Cosmopolitan’s Book & Stage, Vintage Trouble brought down the house in a two-hour, all-out show, ‘60s dance-party style. Ty Taylor’s vocals, dancing, and crowd banter, as well as a cruise, were spot-on. And it’s hard to imagine how they all [...]
Read more...Tivoli Village is an odd bird. When it opened last year it seemed, like CityCenter before it, to be an immediate anachronism, a reminder of the go-go days of Las Vegas when someone actually thought opening a faux Italian village in Summerlin sounded like a good idea. However, improbably, unlike the many other prefab walkable [...]
Read more...A late Sunday show at the Hard Rock Cafe began with Elizaveta and her operatic voice matched perfectly by harpsichord-like accompaniment and her all-white outfit and dramatic up do. Some fans were pretty ravenous, following her toward backstage with fervor. Afterward James finally took the stage to the great happiness of many. There were also a [...]
Read more...We headed out to Town Square on slightly rainy Saturday night for Wine Walk, a semi-regular event this spring and fall. For $25, you get to sample up to 20 wines and stroll through the faux ambiance. It’s a popular event too: there was a queue of up to a few minutes at several stations. [...]
Read more...James Mercer is familiar with the high desert. He spent time in Albuquerque in his 20′s, forming The Shins with friends while attending the University of New Mexico. So, the unpredictable weather we often get in the spring was no biggie for The Shins frontman. With a funny comparison to Iceland aside, the Portland-based popsters [...]
Read more...Here’s the roundup of what’s happening culturally this month, courtesy of Ryan Reason at the Arts Factory Las Vegas: In the Arts Factory: Contemporary Arts Center AF – Studio #120 CAC’s 23RD ANNUAL JURIED SHOW This year the Contemporary Arts Center received over 600 digital submissions for consideration in its annual juried exhibition. Submissions came [...]
Read more...Chris Leland has had his share of shit luck. Dreaming of Lions‘ newest release, “Change is a Drunk” (National Southwestern)is an autobiographical timeline of a recent breakup, a whiskey-soaked “start-to-end album” listening experience. His songwriting seems to not only accept that black cloud following him, but embrace it. So when the PA system at The [...]
Read more...Things got started at The Bunkhouse around 10pm on Friday. I caught gothic Americana act Reverend Red early; fast and furious tunes with an upright bass to start the night. LA-based Lovely Bad Things were up next on the huge outdoor stage. I think they were a bit disappointed by the lack of people around [...]
Read more...The annual Massive Spectacular charity fundraiser provides the perfect introduction to an increasingly popular and incredibly diverse dance movement commonly referred to as tribal, or tribal fusion. Tribal dance has a boundless capacity to absorb ethnic and popular culture from around the world, but it’s best known as the contemporary manifestation of belly dance. Belly [...]
Read more...With so much going on at this spring’s Neon Reverb, we’ve compiled a short-list for the working stiffs. Here’s our nightly picks for Thursday through Saturday. Start brewing that morning coffee now … Thursday 3/22 The Beat Coffeehouse (520 Fremont St.) FREE! Doors 7pm. (Facebook Event Page) 8pm Vake 9pm Dreaming Of Lions * I [...]
Read more...The weekly challenge: delightful date night ideas for under $25 a person. In this series we get creative for you, and bring you fun ideas to break the chains of monotony and bring relief to your wallet. The Adventure: Mob & Tickle For this evening’s city exploration, we journey to the newly-minted Mob Museum, located off of [...]
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