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Wynn nightlife’s instagram account just posted a teaser image of what could possibly be Swedish House Mafia’s return to Las Vegas. This iconic trio has already lined up a few reunion events around the world in 2019, and they seem poised to announce a residency or at least a few shows at the Wynn nightlife venues, which include XS Nightclub, Intrigue Nightclub, and Encore Beach Club.
What are the best parties in Las Vegas on Wednesdays?
Wednesday is probably the slowest day in the notorious Sin City, but you can’t really have a boring day here — if you know where to go. Here we have the best places to spend your Wednesday nights in Las Vegas:
Unannounced appearances from A-list celebrities and impromptu performances from some of the best up-and-coming talents are just two of the many surprises you see in 1 OAK. This world-class, upscale nightclub is the go-to spot in Vegas for Hip Hop music. Two floors spanning over 16,000 square feet carry two separate rooms equipped with two full service bars and state-of-art DJ Booths. 1 OAK Las Vegas is no doubt the best of its sister clubs around the world.
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As the giants close their doors during weekdays, Light steps up to claim the spot of the biggest club open on a Wednesday. You won’t see a sell out crowd like you would in the mega-clubs during weekends, but Light boasts great talent and solid bottle prices to make sure you and your wallet both make it past the night happy. If you’re buying tickets to Light events, remember to throw in our exclusive promo code DISCO during checkout to get a $2 off discount.
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Wynn Nightlife is one of the biggest players in the Las Vegas nightlife industry, and that means its smallest child Intrigue does just as well as any other nightclub to contribute to that success. Intrigue does not compare to the size and glamour of the big guys like XS, Hakkasan, Omnia, etc. but it does make sure their performing talents are way above par. In here, modest bottle and ticket prices can get you the quality and music of a mega club. Hands down the best EDM club in the city on a Wednesday night!
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Sitting at the bottom of the Eiffel Tower replica at Paris Hotel, Chateau is a 22,000 square feet nightclub with an outdoor garden rooftop that overlooks the bustling activity on the strip. The rooftop doubles as a beer garden during the day so this is a great place for you and your friends to get in the mood before moving on to the louder scenes. Note that the rooftop here only opens during good weather so make sure you check with them (or us) before making the trip out there!
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Alesso has called Wynn Nightlife home in Las Vegas for six years, and that won’t be changing anytime soon.
Billboard Dance can exclusively announce that the Swedish DJ/producer has extended his residency agreement by two years, which will keep him performing at Wynn’s XS and Encore Beach Club venues through 2019.
“Alesso played his first show with us in 2011 at the age of 20,” says Alex Cordova, Wynn Nightlife’s executive vice president and managing partner. “Since then he has grown into one of the world’s top ranked DJs. We are excited to continue his long standing relationship with Wynn Nightlife and we look forward to another two years of his residency.”
“This partnership has meant a lot to me for so long and I’m really happy that I’ll be back for two more years,” says Alesso. “I’m thankful to have this opportunity and I have some great songs and collaborations in the works that I’m excited to share with everyone.”
Announcement / hype video below:
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Buying presale tickets at Surrender ensures that you’ll get in – ticket holders also get expedited entry.
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Work will begin by the end of the year or in early 2018 on the first phase of Steve Wynn’s next big Las Vegas creation, Wynn Paradise Park, a 20-acre lagoon that would host watersports by day and fireworks displays at night.
Wynn Chairman and CEO Steve Wynn devoted much of the company’s first-quarter earnings conference call Tuesday providing details of the project that will be built on what is now an 18-hole golf course just east of Wynn Las Vegas and Encore.
In early descriptions of the project, Wynn envisioned a lagoon surrounded by new convention facilities, new restaurants and retail, a hotel room tower, a white-sand beach and a boardwalk.
Wynn also dedicated time on the call to his expectation that the relocation of the Oakland Raiders to Las Vegas and construction of a new Las Vegas stadium to house the team would be a massive success for Southern Nevada.
“I love that the Raiders are coming,” said Wynn, who said he talked NFL football with Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti during a recent vacation in the Bahamas. “This was whipped cream and a cherry on the cake.”
He said when the Super Bowl is staged in Las Vegas — and he predicted there would be multiple appearances — that “this city will go bonkers.” Wynn predicted Las Vegas would become known as the sports capital of the nation when the Raiders arrive and that the National Basketball Association would someday locate a franchise at the T-Mobile Arena.
But the biggest news for Wynn was the startup plan for Paradise Park, which may be slightly smaller than previously announced.
Wynn said it will be a phased project with the lagoon and beach amenities expected to be completed by early 2019.
Wynn said the idea of phasing construction is to open an attraction that should drive other amenities in a “conservative but dynamic approach.
“We would masterplan the entire event and build beach-front meeting space, ballrooms, cabanas and pools that represented the certain need we had at the moment,” Wynn explained to investors.
He said drawings and plans will be completed by the end of the year.
“The first phase begins in December or January and should go rather quickly,” he said. “We realized we had an immediate problem, the (trade) shows (the resort hosts) are getting bigger every year and are outgrowing us.
“We would build the lagoon 1,500 feet long and 800-odd feet wide with a 4,000-foot boardwalk with white-sand beaches and watersports and attractions, bar, food service … build that first. That would energize the real estate, the 130-odd acres that is the golf course. We’d build at first the part that would immediately power up our existing restaurants, our existing casino, our existing convention and meeting and catering operation with an absolute certain return on that investment of in excess of 10 or 15 percent.”
Wynn runs several nightlife/dayclub venues on their properties, including Intrigue, XS, Surrender, and Encore Beach Club.
When will Encore Beach Club open for the 2017 pool season?
The soft opening of EBC for 2017 is going to be the weekend of 3/10-3/12:
The official grand opening is going to be a few weeks later in April.
Resident DJs at EBC for the 2017 season include:
Book tables, buy tickets, or get on the Encore Beach Club guestlist online here, or download our free mobile app (available on android or iPhone).
What is the best party in Las Vegas on Mondays?
Whether you are still in Las Vegas on a Monday, or just arriving, there are a handful of clubs where you can find a party at. Las Vegas never sleeps, so you can rest assured that there will be clubs happening even on a Monday night. You don’t have to wait until Thursday, Friday or Saturday to have fun. If you want to party during the day, there is even a pool event happening where you can catch some music and sunshine. Next time you’re in Las Vegas on a Monday don’t hesitate to stop by these clubs to celebrate. Here are the best Las Vegas clubs on Monday.
This is one of the hottest clubs in Las Vegas right now and some consider it the king of clubs. You can’t go wrong with XS on a weekend, so if it’s open on Monday, then you certainly won’t regret going in. XS includes a massive club with 40,000 square feet of dance floor, a beautiful outdoor patio and pool area, where the party continues. The inside features a gold, black and brown color scheme and a design inspired by the elegant curves of the human body. You may not catch the best DJs in the world on Monday, but you will still catch some great DJs who are more than qualified to fuel a party. XS at the Wynn knows how to throw a party. If you are in town on Monday, XS at the Wynn is a great choice.
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2. Marquee Nightclub at the Cosmopolitan
Marquee is an amazing 60,000 square foot club featuring a rooftop patio and a ultra pool-club. The rooftop patio provides you with a view of Las Vegas that you can’t find anywhere else. The outdoor pool area is great for socializing. You can step outside to meet new people, talk to your friends or get some fresh air. Marquee is one of the top clubs in Las Vegas, so don’t worry about who is playing that particular night. Marquee typically plays Electronic music, but they also offer a hip hop room called the ‘Boom Box,’ as well as ‘The Library’, which is a discreet VIP lounge. Marquee is a great club for any day of the week, and on Mondays it’s a hard option to beat. If you’re buying tickets, be sure to use promo code DISCO to get $5 off your ticket purchase.
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Jewel is a new nightclub that opened in the spring of 2016. What can be better than going to a new nightclub on a Monday night? Not much else! Spanning more than 24,000 square feet and with a capacity up to 1,925, you are sure to be impressed. Jewel takes over the space formerly used by Haze. Jewel is a new and exclusive nightclub destination that features new technology, such as a pioneering production wall featuring dual-sided LED video screens and special effects lighting, that is capable of 360-degree movement. Expect to see music performances from the hottest artists and DJs in the world. Music at Jewel is either EDM or hip hop depending on the DJ / artist spinning. If you’re interested in EDMs, we recommend checking EDM Clubs in Las Vegas.
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4. Bare Pool at The Mirage (Daytime pool party – only available during the summer)
Getting to Bare Pool at The Mirage feels like a journey through a jungle that leads to a secret hideaway. Once you arrive you’ll realize why. At Bare Pool women are allowed to be topless. If you want something different on your Monday, then this is the place to be. You’ll find two luxury dipping pools, a full service bar packed with ice cold drinks, poolside daybeds, six plasma screens, cabanas and chaise lounge chairs. Bare Pool has everything you need without the packed feeling. If you are searching for a place to lie down, relax, chill and talk to friends, then Bare Pool is a great option. Expect a relaxing environment with great background music. If you are looking to party hard, then you may want to hold off on those temptations until the night. Bare Pool is geared more towards hanging out. Music is typically hip hop.
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#FreeKesha supporters will soon get to see Kesha back on stage.
Kesha is set to headline three nights at the Wynn Las Vegas’s Intrigue nightclub, where she will perform a collection of her greatest hits.
Tickets for the June 23, June 25 and July 23 concerts can be purchased here.
Kesha was last in Las Vegas for the Billboard Music Awards in May, where she earned a standing ovation for her moving tribute to Bob Dylan.
The ‘We R Who We R’ singer has only performed live sporadically over the last year, as she’s battled her former producer Dr Luke and Sony Music to be freed from her recording contract.
Earlier this year, Sony and Dr Luke allowed Kesha’s collaboration with Zedd on ‘True Colors’ to be released as a single.
However, the legal battle continues with a face-to-face deposition set for this month.
Breaking – Avicii cancels remaining 2016 Vegas shows
Wondering when Avicii is playing his final Vegas shows this year?
A longtime staple in the Las Vegas EDM scene, Avicii recently announced his retirement from touring after 2016 in a heartfelt Facebook post to fans – “…I will however never let go of music – I will continue to speak to my fans through it, but I’ve decided this 2016 run will be my last tour and last shows. Let’s make them go out with a bang!”
Avicii’s Wynn Las Vegas 2016 residency will be your last chance to see him live in Las Vegas. “We spoke with Avicii’s team and, although we are sad to see him retire, we are happy to report that he is honoring all of his upcoming 13 dates at Wynn Las Vegas (Encore Beach Club and XS) through June,” said Christie. “We support Tim’s journey in life and wish him the very best. He knows our door is always open should he decide to tour again.”
Avicii’s Final Las Vegas Show Schedule:
Whether you’re looking for table service pricing, tickets, or guestlist for Avicii’s last shows at EBC or XS – you can find all that and more on our free mobile app.
We will have a free even ratio XS guestlist for most of these shows (good for patio access). Free EBC guestlist is limited to girl’s only on Sundays. Saturdays at EBC will be discounted guestlist for girls. No guys guestlist at EBC – we recommend buying tickets.
XS bottle service and EBC bottle service are both also available on the app.
Don’t miss your last chance to see the legendary Avicii spin in Las Vegas!
In a recent interview with the Las Vegas Sun, Wynn nightlife czar Sean Christie reveals Intrigue – a new club (taking up the old Tryst space) attempting to bring a fresh concept to the nightlife scene in Las Vegas.
The newest concept in nightlife, Intrigue, was revealed at Tryst’s “Final Affair” industry party, then the club with the iconic 90-foot waterfall closed Saturday night with DJ Dave Fogg, the venue’s opening and closing night party leader.
The 14,000-square-foot Intrigue will welcome 1,200 guests nightly, considerably smaller than many Las Vegas mega-clubs. The music will be contemporary party crossing genres for a high-energy dancing environment.
A few gems from the interview:
“If we find out that you’re tweeting or Instagramming or Snapchatting or Periscoping, we’re going to tell you to stop. And if you don’t stop, we’re going to ask you to leave, and we’re going to ask you to not come back because the great part of the financial freedom of a private club is it’s not there to make money.”
It would seem that Intrigue is attempting to make nightlife more intimate again – less about the DJ and more about the people and the venue.
One of the things we talked about with Tryst is that first of all financially we could probably pull it off in terms of paying people exorbitant amounts of money, DJs, to perform, or whatever it is because our check averages and things like that are high, but Tryst inherently is intimate. We’re not expanding the club in terms of the footprint. We’re just making it better, and it’s going to be a brand new club of, course, but actually more of what it is for me and for us as a team and Mr. Wynn, but really for the team that I work with every day, it’s boring to do the same thing time and time again.
It was exciting when we did Encore Beach Club and we brought in Kaskade, then XS started doing big DJs and we got together and tried to corner the market. All those things were organically exciting, but five years later that same level of excitement to do something new is not there.
We did not want to spend all this money so that we could put a pop star or EDM act or hip-hop star, we wanted to go back to the crowd and the people in the crowd having fun, not just staring at the performer.
With a smaller capacity, Intrigue will be able to focus more attention on each individual guest:
One club appears, and then its sister clubs become the same but bigger. Some are losing money because they’re paying the same as we are for DJs. When I go out, I say the same thing. There is no place for a person who doesn’t care about seeing a celebrity DJ. I also think that businesses are so focused on the DJ that they’re forgetting about the service of the customer.
Also something that we’re focusing on, there are all these amazing people who pay $30 to $40 to come in the club and spend $15 to $20 on a drink, those people don’t have the opportunity to have a wild moment at the bar, and they’re not given the same considerations that the person … we’re so focused on how does the table look and what are the petit fours trays and what are these great things that you can purchase for $10,000 and $20,000 that you do once in your lifetime so that you can talk about it with your friends.
We’re going to take that model so that the general-admission customer feels like someone cares about them more than just the table customer, and that’s one of our strategies. Everybody is a VIP.
There’s going to be an “invite only” section of the venue where social media is banned:
Please tell me about the club within Intrigue. Is that like Heart of Omnia at Omnia?
It’s completely different than that. When you walk down our stairs on the left-hand side, there’s a kitchen and it’s 1,400 square feet, and that club is a true private club and it’s invite only. So if you go to your example of Heart of Omnia, that would be a major nightclub in any other city; it’s a big room. This is a small room that holds just 150 people that’s a social media-free zone. It’s one of the policies.
How are you going to enforce that — no iPhones, no Androids? People will feel naked!
We’re going to try. First of all, it’s invite only. So if I invite you in and I tell you, Robin, look, you can have your phone because if somebody wants to text you or if your kids are at home and it’s an emergency, those things are important to stay connected, but if we find out that you’re tweeting or Instagramming or Snapchatting or Periscoping, we’re going to tell you to stop. And if you don’t stop, we’re going to ask you to leave. And we’re going to ask you to not come back because the great part of the financial freedom of the private club is it’s not there to make money.
So I don’t have to worry about. All of the finances that we’ve done for the club are for the main part of the club, and that was on purpose so that if we want to have 20 people in the room because there’s a celebrity or someone who’s discerning, we can do that. It’s invite only every single night.
Is a seismic change about to shake up the Strip when it comes to high-paid DJs in our jam-packed nightclubs? The news that Tryst Nightclub at Wynn Las Vegas’s closure after successful decade-long run and subsequent transformation was certainly a surprise, but the bigger shock was that the new club won’t be shelling out mega-bucks for big-name DJs. No more $400,000-a-night superstars to spin the wheels of steel. Who knows – if the concept proves successful, we may start to see other clubs follow suit. Jewel at the Aria is another club slated to open this Spring that will likely test a similar theory.
Visit the Las Vegas Sun for the full interview.