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Performers Raise Money to Cover Medical Costs

WHAT: Grant Griffin, The Showbiz Society, and local  entertainers will gather for a fundraiser to aid fellow  performer Jeneane Marie with medical costs on Sunday,  Dec. 5 2010,  at the Las Vegas Rocks Café from 2 to 4 p.m.

For more than 30 years,  Marie has been giving to Las Vegas through her wonderful personality and talent.  Besides doing her own show,  Marie has been the opening act for Frank Sinatra,  Dean Martin,  Don Rickles, and toured with Wayne Newton, and The Funk Bros, to name just a few.   She has guest starred in countless shows and was once considered the “Queen of Las Vegas.”

Marie now needs the community’s support and assistance from her public and fellow thespians. Marie has Avascular Necrosis – Hip Replacement because her groin area has no blood flow. In constant pain, her hip has degenerated and she is subject to blood clots.  Ultimately,  surgery is a must and she has no medical insurance or money.

An endless array of stars such as Steve Rossi, Wayne Newton Rich Little, Clint Holmes, Babe Pier, Denise Clemente, Laurie Caceres, Grant Griffin and countless more backed by the Jerry Lopez Band will be attending and giving their talent and support for this worthy event.

WHEN: Sunday, Dec. 5, 2010

TIME: 2 to 4 p.m.

COST: $22 per person (which includes three-hour parking pass)

Money collected at the door.

Additional donations are encouraged and welcome.

WHERE: Las Vegas Rocks Café downtown at Neonopolis
450 Fremont Street

Easy access parking on Fourth Street between Fremont Street and  Ogden in the underground Neonopolis Parking Garage.

702-227-5872 (LVRC)

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Tourists and Locals are Invited to Indulge in Drink Deals, Food Specials, Autograph Signings and Live Music in Honor of Mexico’s Bicentennial Independence Holiday

2010 is the year of the Bicentennial celebration of Mexican Independence Day and the Harrah’s Entertainment family of Las Vegas resorts plans to honor the holiday with true Mexican flair. As Mexico celebrates 200 years of independence, Las Vegas locals and visitors are invited to enjoy the holiday with food and drink offers and live music at Rio All–Suite Hotel & Casino, Bally’s Las Vegas, Harrah’s Las Vegas, Caesars Palace and Imperial Palace.

Rio All–Suite Hotel & Casino:
Join in the celebration at Las Vegas Tequila Fest on Friday, Sept. 17 from 4p.m. – 8 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 18 from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. in the Rio Convention Center. Tickets are on sale for $60, giving attendees access to phenomenal mixologists and samplings of exotic recipes, tastings of crèmes, liqueurs and infusions along with live entertainment.

A Mariachi Festival will begin on Saturday, Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. in the Rio Convention Center. The festival features 20 years of historic Mexican musical flair. Special guests Shaila Durcal and Antonio Aguilar Jr. will perform with tickets starting at $75.

Pablo McFadden’s hosts live entertainment and all–you–can–drink margaritas on Thursday, Sept. 16 and Friday, Sept. 17 from 6 p.m. – midnight. Free and open to the public ages 21 or older.

Enjoy food and drink specials all week long at All American Bar & Grill, Sao Paulo Cafe, Búzios Seafood Restaurant, Carnival World Buffet and Village Seafood Buffet including $.99 margaritas and $5 beer bucket specials.

Bally’s Las Vegas:
The Tequila Bar and Grill invites guests to try $1 silver margaritas, $1 tacos, $2 silver tequila shots and $2 select draft beers. Mexican soccer legend, Claudio Suarez will host a meet and greet with fans on Saturday, Sept. 18 from 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. Guests must be 21 or older to attend.

Harrah’s Las Vegas:
Satisfy your cravings and purchase two sandwiches, burgers or entrées and receive a free (Good to Go Mexico Quesadilla) at Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill.

Experience the high–energy setting and delicious meals at KGB: Kerry’s Gourmet Burgers. Receive complimentary waffle fry nachos with the purchase of two burgers.

Imperial Palace:
Enjoy $3 especial silver shots at Ginza Bar, Sake Bar and Geisha Bar all week long.

Stop in for some comfort food at Quesadilla inside Imperial Palace for 2–for–1 quesadillas.

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McFadden’s Irish Pub

All American Bar & Grill

Sao Paulo Cafe

Buzios Seafood Restaurant

Carnival World Buffet

Village Seafood Buffet

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill

KGB: Kerry’s Gourmet Burgers

Quesadilla Mexican Restaurant

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Fremont Street Experience presents “Summer of the ’70s” welcomes Satisfaction, an acclaimed Rolling Stones tribute band through Aug. 28. With over 1,000 concerts to date, Satisfaction captures the magic of a live Rolling Stones concert replicating classic anthems like “Start Me Up,” “Gimme Shelter” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” Performing free from the 3rd Street Stage, the international touring group performs three sets a night – at 9, 10 and 11 p.m. – each starting after the top–of–the–hour Viva Vision shows.

The members of Satisfaction are no newcomers to Las Vegas. As former cast members of “Legends in Concert,” the Rolling Stones impersonators have been featured in many national and local publications including a CBS News New York special. Recently, they were honored in 2008 when Paramount Pictures asked them to assist in promoting the Martin Scorsese Rolling Stones documentary, “Shine a Light.”

This highly acclaimed production showcases the most authentic cast and costuming, wowing audiences wherever they go. After their five–night Fremont Street engagement, the band will make stops in Canada, and will perform in both Moscow and St. Petersburg, Russia.

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WHO:
The Village Lake Las Vegas and a selection of pop, rock, soul, country and classic rock bands.

WHAT:
The Village provides a relaxing start to the weekend with its lineup of free, weekly, lakeside concerts on Friday nights in August. No coolers please.

WHEN:
All concerts are on Friday night from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Lineup for August is as follows:
August 20 – Voodoo Cowboys, hard pounding rock meets hard driving country
August 27 – Reggae Maestros, serving up an edgy reggae sound

WHERE:
The Village lakeside lawn
15 Costa di Lago
Henderson, NV 89011

COST:
This event is free and open to the public.

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Fremont Street Experience is hosting a free “Camp Vegas” concert by hot up–and–coming band Neon Trees on Thursday, August 12 at 9 p.m.

After touring with The Killers, playing Lollapalooza in Chicago on August 6 and headlining the “Bang The Gong Tour” this year, Neon Trees bring their perfect mix of melodic and hard–hitting organic rock to Fremont Street Experience for a special performance on the 3rd Street Stage.

The hit song “Animal” by Neon Trees, which was recently named Rolling Stone Magazine’s “Artist of the Week,” is featured in national television commercials for the LVCVA’s Camp Vegas summer promotion. Radio contest winners from Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Francisco, San Diego and Seattle – courtesy of the LVCVA – will also be in attendance enjoying the concert from Fremont Street Experience’s VIP red carpet area.

Neon Trees, a synth–pop band from Provo, Utah was formed in 2004 by lead vocalist Tyler Glenn and guitarist Chris Allen. The band was complete when Branden Campbell (originally form Las Vegas) and Elaine Bradley joined the group on bass and drums, respectively. After hearing them in 2008, The Killers drummer, Ronnie Vannucci Jr., was impressed and played a key role in getting them signed to Mercury Records. Neon Trees’ debut album Habits reached #1 on the US Alternative New Artist Chart and top 10 overall on iTunes. The band’s name originates from the lighted trees outside of In–N–Out Burger restaurants’ frequently seen in California.

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Fremont Street Experience continues to present “Summer of the ’70s” by welcoming Wild Heart, a Fleetwood Mac tribute band performing free concerts July 27–31. With chart–toppers like “Don’t Stop,” “Go Your Own Way,” and “You Make Lovin’ Fun” Fleetwood Mac is one of the most successful and beloved bands of the ’70s. Wild Heart will perform three sets nightly, each starting after the top–of–the–hour Viva Vision shows at 9, 10 and 11 p.m.

Wild Heart is a six–member group from Las Vegas. Forming over nine years ago, the band alternates among three different lead singers to replicate the voices of Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, and Christine McVie. Members of the band are no newcomers to the music industry with individual accomplishments including opening for Cheap Trick and Joan Jett and touring with Chuck Berry and Chubby Checker.

The band includes the following: Brad Torchin (lead vocals/lead guitar), Julie Torchin (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Sonia Kemeny (lead vocals), Dave Davis (drums/percussion), Danny Buss (bass) and Benjamin Winbury (keyboard/backup vocals).

The music and culture from the decade of the 1970s is being featured in downtown Las Vegas this summer as Fremont Street Experience presents the “Summer of the ’70s” festival and free concert series. The 102–day promotion kicked off Memorial Day Weekend and runs through Labor Day Weekend. “Summer of the ’70s” is sponsored by Corona Extra, Corona Light, Cruzan Rum, Modelo especial, Sauza Tequila Hornitos and Stoli Vodka. There are beer and liquor drink specials available at all outdoor bars on Fremont Street Experience every night throughout the summer. For complete information on the lineup of headline concerts and nightly entertainment throughout the summer, visit www.vegasexperience.com to plan an experience that will take you back to the ’70s.

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The Palms Casino Resort is proud to announce the return of Las Vegas musical darlings, Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns. The popular group will perform Monday nights in The Lounge beginning July 5, 2010 at 10:30 p.m.

For 30 years, Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns has been one of Las Vegas’ crown jewels with their “soul” purpose being “let the healing begin” with a seamless blend of funk, Latin, rock and jazz.

Founder and fearless leader Jerry Lopez describes the objective of Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns as making music that has moved, inspired and challenged the musicians of the group while avoiding restrictions and boundaries that come along with every other paying gig. Lopez’ Fat City Horns has been a staple in the music scene of Las Vegas since the ’70s playing to packed houses of music lovers and fellow esteemed musicians alike.

The rhythm section is made up of Jerry Lopez on lead guitar and vocals, alongside his brother Lenny Lopez on vocals and percussion, Tony Davich and Tyriq Johnson on vocals, Rochon Westmoreland on bass, Jamie Hosmer on keyboards and vocals, Gabriel Santana Falcon on percussion, Jose “Pepe” Jimenez on drums and Dave Richardson on keyboards and handling arrangements.

The six-man Fat City Horns ensemble includes Rob Mader on tenor sax, Phil Wigfall on alto sax, Jerry Merra on baritone sax, Gil Kaupp and Danny Falcone on trumpet and Nathan Tanouye on trombone and handling arrangements.

With the release of their first studio album, When the Curtain Goes Up the group is ready to show Las Vegas what it’s been missing.

Cover charge for Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns is $10 for VIP seating (booths and tables) and $5 General Admission.

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The 300th Army Band will perform, Thursday, June 24 at 8 p.m. at the Henderson Events Plaza, 200 S. Water Street, in the Water Street District. The 30-member band, which is comprised of Army Reserve soldiers, will perform classical, patriotic and contemporary pieces. Admission is free. Concert Band presents classical, patriotic and contemporary music.

The 300th Army Band is located in Bell, California at the Patton Army Reserve Center, just east of downtown Los Angeles. Members reside in areas stretching from San Diego to Las Vegas and hold civilian jobs in many fields, in and outside of music.

Over the last 15 years, the 300th Army Band has performed at a variety of community and military events throughout the nation, as well as supported humanitarian aid missions in El Salvador and Panama. The band has also participated in events with former president, Gerald Ford; California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger; WWII pilot, Chuck Yeager; and Los Angeles Dodgers announcer, Vin Scully.

For additional information, visit www.HendersonLive.com or call (702) 267-2171

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Fremont Street Experience presents “Summer of the ’70s” welcomes Draw the Line, the one and only endorsed Aerosmith tribute band. Now through Saturday, June 19 starting at 9 p.m., fans can rock out at the 3rd Street Stage to Aerosmith classics like “Walk This Way,” “Dream On” and “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.” Draw the Line will perform three sets nightly, each starting after the top-of-the-hour Viva Vision shows.

Draw the Line is a Boston Music Awards Nominee that, like Aerosmith, calls Boston, Massachusetts their home. For eighteen years, this Aerosmith tribute band has followed in their idol’s footsteps, being featured in various magazines such as Rolling Stone, Classic Rock, Us Weekly, People, and more. They have toured the world, from the Virgin Islands to Japan, sharing the legacy known as Aerosmith.

Mia Tallerco, daughter of Steven Tyler, has seen the band live and said to her father, “Dad, have you seen this? From where I was standing, I couldn’t believe how much they [Draw the Line] looked and sounded just like you.” Since then, Draw the Line is the single Aerosmith tribute band to exclusively be endorsed by Steven Tyler himself and featured the group on the official Aerosmith website and Fan Club.

Draw the Line is made up of four members, including: Neill Byrnes (Lead Singer), Donnie Noyes (Guitarist), Jim Dennis (Rhythm Guitarist), and Chris Pereto (Drummer). Often mistaken for the authentic “Bad Boys of Boston,” the group even has a Steven Tyler look-alike!

The music and culture from the decade of the 1970s will be featured downtown Las Vegas this summer as Fremont Street Experience presents the “Summer of the ’70s” festival and free concert series. The 102-day promotion will kick off Memorial Day Weekend and run through Labor Day Weekend. “Summer of the ’70s” is sponsored by Corona Extra, Corona Light, Cruzan Rum, Modelo especial, Sauza Tequila Hornitos and Stoli Vodka. There will be beer and liquor drink specials available at all outdoor bars on Fremont Street Experience every night throughout the summer. For complete information on the lineup of headline concerts and nightly entertainment throughout the summer, visit www.vegasexperience.com to plan an experience that will take you back to the ’70s.

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WHO:
The Village Lake Las Vegas and a selection of local jazz artists.

WHAT:
The Village provides a relaxing environment for jazz fans to kick back and enjoy Las Vegas‘ top jazz artists by water’s edge every Saturday night. No coolers please.

WHEN:
All concerts are on Saturday night from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Lineup for June is as follows:

June 19 – Genevieve, soulful vocals, rhythmic riffs, the best R & B standards

June 26 – Darrin Michaels, smooth jazz

WHERE:
The Village lakeside lawn
15 Costa di Lago
Henderson, Nev. 89011
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