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Lte Apr10.Pdf Publisher/Editor Boomerang Design Group Marketing/Sales Ross Orlando 775-588-5657 Joani Buzzetti-Drew 530-318-9994 Entertainment Columnist Photographer • Circulation Ross Orlando Feature Writers Ross Orlando Victor Babbitt • Howie Nave Dave Davis • John Packer Late Nite Billy Art Director Production Tony Drew LAKE TAHOE ENTERTAINER 530.573.1376 P.O.Box 550996 South Lake Tahoe CA. 96155 E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: 530-573-1376 entertainertahoe.com What’s On & Where APPLEBEE'S - 530-544-2113 McP'S PUB TAHOE - 530-542-4435 Happy Hours 3pm - 6pm & 9pm - Close Live Music Every Night - No Cover - Pool Table APRÉS WINE COMPANY - 530-544-9463 MONTBLEU - 775-588-3515 Happy Hours every Mon.-Fri. 4-6pm - Great deals! Bannf Mountain Film Festival - April 5 April 4, 11, 18, 25 at 5pm, Sunday Sippers Wine Tastings, only $10 BLVD & Vokab Kompany - April 9 • Mad Professor - April 17 April 6, 13, 20, 27 at 6pm, Tasting Tuesdays, prices vary, RSVP OPAL ULTRA LOUNGE - Thursday - $1 drinks - dJ Aaron BEACH HUT DELI - 530-541-7873 Fridays - Ladies drink Free All Night Night - dJ Aaron Daily Specials - Catering - Parties - Happy Hour 4pm - Close Saturday - $3 Bubble Vodka drinks - dJ Aaron BEACON - 530-541-0630 BLU NIGHTCLUB Live Music - Lakeview Dining - New Happy Hours Mondays - $1 drinks - dJ Aaron Pep Love - April 3 BISTRO DANIELLE - 775-586-1070 THE ZONE - Sports Book & Sports Bar Happy Hour 4pm - 6pm • New 5 Course Tasting Menu 24/7 Happy Hour BLUE WATER BISTRO- 530-541-0113 HQ-CENTER BAR & CAFE dEL SOUL- 24/7 Happy Hour Spectacular Over-the-Lake Dining - Locals 2 for 1 - Happy Hours MO'S PLACE - 530-542-1095 BROTHERS BAR & GRILL - 530-541-7017 Live Music • Happy Hour 4pm - 7pm - Monday Open Mic Happy Hours 3pm - 9pm -Daily Specials -Rail Jam - Wed & Sat NAKED FISH - 530-541-FISH BUNNY RANCH - 775-246-9901 Sushi & Unique Cuisine World Class Entertainment - Full Bar NEW YORK PIZZA - 530-541-0401 Under New Ownership! Delivery & Dine-in. THE CANTINA - 530-544-1233 Dollar Drinks Tuesday and Wednesday 4-7pm. WiFi and HDTV Happy Hour - Mon - Fri - 3pm - 6pm • Daily Specials OFF THE HOOK - 530-544-5599 CILANTRO - 775-588-9700 Fresh Sushi, Sashimi & Seafood • Happy Hours 4.30 - 6.00 Happy Hour Everyday 3pm - 6pm - Lunch Specials - Live Music ORCHID'S - 530-544-5541 CHEVYS - 530-542-1741 Authentic Thai Cuisine over 70 Selections Happy Hour 3pm - 7pm Mon - Fri PICCHETTI WINERY - 530-541-1500 THE DIVIDED SKY - 530-577-0775 Wine Tasting - Weddings - Celebrations Live Music - Happy Hours 3pm - 6pm - Epic Food THE PIZZERRIA - 530-544-7827 EDGEWOOD TAHOE - 775-588-2787 2 for 1 Specials - Next to Naked Fish - We Deliver Edgewood Restaurant - Lakeview Dining - Brook's Bar & Grill RIVA GRILL - 530-542-2600 FIRE & ICE - 530-542-6650 Live Music Fri & Sat - Lakefront Dining An Improvisational Grill - Outdoor Fire Pit ROCKWATER - MURPHY'S IRISH PUB FOX & HOUND - 775-588-8887 530-544-8004 - Live Music - Thursday - Friday - Saturday Happy Hour 3pm - 5pm - Video Poker - Food Specials Tuesday Open Mic - Happy Hours 3pm - 7pm - Pool - Darts Free Locals Discount Card ROJOS - 530-541-4960 FRESH KETCH - 530-541-5683 Karaoke - Sunday & Tuesday @ 9:30pm • Drink Specials - Live Music Live Music • Nightly Food Specials - Tahoe Keys Marina SAM'S PLACE - 775-588-2844 HARD ROCK -775-588-6200 Happy Hours - 3pm-6pm - Pool - Video Poker Sierra Thursdays - Lift Ticket & Prize Giveaways Thursdays - Ladies Night - New Menu Items HARRAH’S - 775-588-6611 STEAMERS - 530-541-8818 SOUTH SHORE ROOM Happy Hour 3pm - 6pm Mon - Thurs - All Day Friday & Sunday Pablo Cruise - April 10 Tacos Saturday Sunday & Monday Drinkin' Singin' Swingin' -Salute to Sinatra, Davis & Martin - April 16, 17 & 18 Dave Mason - April 24 • Jonny Lang - May 1 TAHOE QUEEN - 530-543-6191 Sammy Hagar & The Wabos - May 7 & 8 Daily & Nightly Cruises CENTER STAGE - Arthur Hervey - Thurs, Fri & Sat VEX NIGHTCLUB - Open Fri & Sat TAHOE KEYS DELI - 530-544-1335 Open 7 Days A Week - Deli & Catering - Thursday Tri-Tip Special HARVEYS - 775-588-2411 IMPROV - New Comics Weekly - MC Howie Nave TURN 3 - 530-542-3199 CABO WABO - Entertainment Nightly Happy Hour Mon - Fri 4pm - 7pm • Pool Tables • 16 TV's HORIZON - 775-588-6211 TUDOR PUB & DORY'S OAR - 530-541-6603 GOLdEN CABARET - Canival Cabaret Nightly Open Daily @ 11:30 • Live Music • Tuesday Ladies Night • Tapas ASPEN LOUNGE - Live Music WHISKEY DICK'S SALOON - 530-544-3425 LAKESIDE INN & CASINO - 775-588-7777 Live Music - Pool - Darts - Shuffleboard - Food Karaoke Wed & Fri - Live Music - Food & Drink Specials - Poker Room Happy Hour 3pm - 7pm • $2 Tuesdays LATE NITE PRODUCTIONS ZEPHYR COVE RESORT - 775-589-4908 LateNiteProductions.com for Show Info! MS Dixie Cruises • Restaurant • Marina • Lodging Zephyr Cove Snowmobile Center Ross Orlando's Tahoe Spotlight Tahoe loves St. Paddy’s Day! are getting good airplay. At Whiskey going everywhere. He loves what “Whatcha Gonna Do?” “Worlds Away,” There were a lot of celebrations going Dicks, they have a mix of music on he’s creating, and so does the crowd. “Love Will Find a Way,” “I Want You on all over Tahoe again this year. the weekends and on some weekday MontBleu has great drink prices in all Tonight” and more. Original members McP’s Pub Tahoe had the nights to enjoy. All styles of music their bars all the time. Dave Jenkins on lead guitar and popular The Alternates (Tahoe come to their stage. Late Nite Billy Mo’s Place has Open Mic on vocals, Cory Lerois on keyboards locals) entertaining the packed-house just started $2 Tuesdays with DJ-Bird Mondays with $2 drinks – that’s a and vocals, and Steve Price on crowd. Just walking distance from who spins Hip-Hop and Mash-Up. big party to enjoy! Tahoe has a lot of drums have kept this cool sound the casinos on the California side, You’ll hear a variety of music from talented musicians who can jam by together. This music makes you feel they offer free live music every night. Jay-Z and Digital Underground to themselves or with others. They have good – go see their show! You can also choose to eat outside AC-DC and Steve Miller. They offer a bunch of pool tables, and great April 16-18 brings a Salute to if you like. This is a great locals around 100 beers to chose from, food and drink specials all the time. Frank, Sammy and Dean – a good hangout. pool, shuffleboard, Happy Hour, and Parties are booked there for all sizes trivia show of legends and past music Murphy’s Irish Pub at the food from Fat City Food Company. of groups. They have live music, DJs styles. Rockwater Restaurant in the ‘Y’ area Opal Ultra Lounge, inside and events. April 24, Dave Mason performs of town was another all-day packed MontBleu, had Tahoe’s Saturn Rising At Harrah's, I was checking out lots of hit songs you’ll remember. event with The Sturdy Beggars performing for their St. Patrick’s Day Joan Jett & the Blackhearts. This May 1 brings Jonny Lang. This from Reno playing Irish music for fun. Band members from Waiting for little woman rocks big time – always kid can wail on the guitar and sing the excited partygoers. They offer Tim make up this Jamm-Funk style a great show. She started with The Blues-Rock at its finest. We love two bars, inside and outside, a pool music. Special guest on sax for a Runaways in the late ‘70s, and now when Jonny comes to Tahoe – always table, and real darts. They have few songs was Seth Hall who plays there’s a movie about them called, a very enjoyable great show! Open Mic on Tuesdays. Thursdays is with Planting Seeds and guest spots “The Runaways.” VEX Nightclub has sexy Go-Go Irish Celtic music, with live music on with Lavish Green. Opal offers DJ Rick Springfield continues to girls on Fridays and Saturdays, and Friday nights. They have Happy Hour music, a variety of live music, Go-Go excite the crowd at 60 years old. it’s always a party atmosphere. food and drink specials as well. dancers, $1 drinks on Thursdays, From Soap TV star to Grammy-award- Cabo Wabo offers live Whiskey Dicks celebrated St. Ladies Drink Free on Fridays, and winner, Rick is a true performer. entertainment, and food and drink Paddy’s with Tahoe’s own Blue more. Yes, women drag their husbands, specials. Sammy’s place is a good Turtle Seduction, brought in by Late The MontBleu Theatre had over boyfriends and dates to his shows – time. Nite Productions. From first starting 1,800 people enjoying Bassnectar. but then the guys enjoy his show as The Improv at Harveys, with at Strange Brew (now Off the Hook) This raves vibe party had Lorin Ashton well. new comics each week and host with a jam, they now have become as the DJ mixing extra bass sounds Coming to Harrah's April 10 Howie Nave, is always good for a ton a national act that tours all over the and drum beats that fused with his is Pablo Cruise. They have been of laughs. USA. They played the Fillmore in San music selections. His remixes are playing Tahoe since the ‘70s from And remember, make time to Francisco – very impressive. These really cool as he bounces his head up Kirkwood to Sahara Tahoe, offering drive around the beautiful lake. Have local boys are so cool, and their CDs and down with his long, straight hair hit songs like, “A Place in the Sun,” fun – you’re in Tahoe! COMEDY FROM THE MOUNTAIN to headstones.
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