Natalie Holbrook

Editorial Assistant

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Holbrook is a dabbler. As far back as she can remember, she has been passionate about trying new things, capitalizing on opportunities and exploring all that life has to offer. She follows her greatest loves in life—from rock shows to dance floors to runways—wherever her jet-set mentality leads. Two weeks ago she graduated from UNLV with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and media studies, a minor in film and plenty of excitement at what the future will bring. She now begins her first “real job” as Vegas Seven’s calendar coordinator and a nightlife writer.

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Seven Nights

Entertaining options for a week of nonstop fun and excitement.

Sat 25

It’s Britney, bitch. The queen of pop performs tonight with Nicki Minaj, Jessie and the Toy Boys, and Vegas resident DJs Nervo. (In the MGM Grand, doors 7:30 p.m., tickets start at $31, Ticketmaster.com.)

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Seven Days

This week in your city.

Tue 28

Local or tourist, everyone can reap these in-the-know Vegas benefits. Blue Man Group (5) is offering an exclusive package for $135, a total savings of $70. Enjoy a delectable prix fixe dinner at one of the Venetian’s or Palazzo’s restaurants (Enoteca Otto Pizzeria, Lagasse’s Stadium, Pinot Brasserie, Dos Caminos, Sushi Samba or Zine), then receive a blue-zone ticket for the best seats in the house, two-for-one cocktails at Salute Dueling Pianos Lounge and a complimentary drink and admission to Lavo Nightclub in the Palazzo. (414-9001; Blueman.com/Vegas.)

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Seven Nights

Entertaining options for a week of nonstop fun and excitement.

Tue 21: The stylish and stunning ex-models that make up DJ duo Nervo (5), kick off their residency at Blush. The Australian songwriters can be credited with David Guetta and Kelly Rowland’s smash “When Love Takes Over,” and in addition to their Vegas dates will DJ on Britney Spears’ summer tour. (In Encore, doors 9 p.m., men $30, women $20, local ladies free.)

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DJ Profile

Reunited and It Feels So Good

Electronic music pioneers Gabriel & Dresden make their return to Las Vegas

Twenty years ago, before the Internet, before Beatport, and before you had ever heard of a guy named Tiësto, were two twenty-something DJs, obsessing over all things dance music. After Dave Dresden heard a record Josh Gabriel had worked on, the two came together and for seven years hypnotized international audiences, scored a soundtrack and won numerous awards united as Gabriel & Dresden.

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Seven Days

This week in your city.

Sat 18

Catch lead singer Brody Dolyniuk’s final performance with classic rock tribute band Yellow Brick Road for The Symphonic Rock Show (3). (8 p.m., Henderson Pavilion, 200 S. Green Valley Parkway, $10, at HendersonLive.com.)

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Seven Nights

Entertaining options for a week of nonstop fun and excitement.

Sat 11

After the autobiographical smash hit of “Sometime Around Midnight” in 2008, The Airborne Toxic Event quickly rose to fame, and in April released their second album, All at Once. Catch the Los Angelinos and their new tunes at House of Blues. (In Mandalay Bay, doors 7:30 p.m., tickets $20, $23 day off at HouseofBlues.com.) House heads lather on the sunblock because U.K. producer and founder of Saved Records Nic Fanciulli (2) brings the sun and the sounds to Encore Beach Club. (In Encore doors 11 a.m., men $50, women $40.) Jump in the pool because the club will be on fire when indie-electro duo LA Riots spin at XS’ after-dark Night Swim pool party. (In Encore, doors 10:30 p.m., men $30, ladies $20, locals free.)

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Seven Days

This week in your city.

Fri 10

Gather your blankets and folding chairs, and bring the family to Town Square as Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar and Tommy Bahama’s join forces to present Pianos in the Park. Each Friday in June, piano players will entertain guests with some of their favorite songs as Tommy Bahama’s offers island-inspired cuisine. (5-7 p.m., no cover.) For more music tonight, “turn the car around” and make your way to Red Rock Resort to hear pop-rock group O.A.R. (1) (9 p.m., $30, RedRockLasVegas.com), or enjoy bluegrass band the Grascals, (2) who recently released the album Dance Til Your Stockings Are Hot and Ravelin’ (A Tribute to the Music of The Andy Griffith Show), at the Henderson Events Plaza. (8 p.m., 200 Water St., no cover.)

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Concert Review

Goo Goo Dolls

On June 3, a flood of locals flowed into Red Rock Resort for its summer concert series, where the Goo Goo Dolls crooned their hearts out. And hundreds of 30-somethings stood poolside—intoxicated by the ballads.

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Seven Days

This week in your city.

Sun 5

Enjoy the most elegant and graceful form of dance this weekend at the Academy of Nevada Ballet Theatre’s Spring Concert. Today the ballerinas in training in the Children’s Division, ages 3-8, perform Peter Rabbit at 1 p.m., followed by the Dance Division’s Tribute to Legends in Dance at 5 p.m. (UNLV’s Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall, call 895-2787 for tickets). Boxing legend Smokin’ Joe Frazier (3) will be hangin’ at Memorabilia International this afternoon to sign autographs and pose for pictures. (1-4 p.m. daily through June 9, Miracle Mile Shops in Planet Hollywood).

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DJ Profile

His Name Is Skrillex

Electronic dance music’s cult hero takes an increased interest in Vegas

Sonny Moore has been creating electronic music since he was 14 years old, but only officially released his own unique projects within the past two years. Since then the 23-year-old has been praised and recruited by house-hero Deadmau5 to sign to his own label, Mau5trap. On June 17, the amiable producer takes a break from creating his next record, due out this fall, to return for a wild night at the Hard Rock Café on the Strip.

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