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BOOMTOWN CASINO HOTEL Carson CITY NUGGET Carson BOOMTOWN CASINO HOTEL CIrCUS CIrCUS rENO 2100 Garson road, Verdi, 500 n. sierra sT., (775) 329-0711 (775) 345-6000 eL JeFe’s CanTina GUiTar Bar SKYY HIGH FRIDAY WITH DJ MO FUNK: Fri, 9/27, MIKE FURLONG: Thu, 9/26, 6pm, no cover 10pm, no cover VELVET DUO: Fri, 9/27, Sat, 9/28, 5pm, no cover REVEL SATURDAYS WITH DJ CHRIS ENGLISH: Sat, 9/28, 10pm, no cover EBONY NOT QUITE IVORY: Fri, 9/27, Sat, 9/28, 10pm, no cover CaBareT STEPHEN LORD: Sun, 9/29, 6pm, no cover MIKE FURLONG BAND: Fri, 9/27, Sat, 9/28, 9pm, TANDYMONIUM: Mon, 9/30, 6pm, no cover no cover STREET VIBRATIONS FALL RALLY Samantha Fish CArSON CITY NUGGET CrYSTAL BAY CASINO The annual celebration of music, metal Sept. 27, 8 p.m. SEP/26: and motorcycles features poker runs, live 14 HiGHway 28, CrysTaL Bay, 507 n. Carson sT., Carson CiTy, entertainment, ride-in shows, stunt and bike shows, a tattoo expo and more MontBleu Resort (775) 882-1626 (775) 833-6333 Casino & Spa at several locations in downtown Reno, Virginia City, Reno Harley-Davidson 55 Highway 50 THe LoFT Crown rooM and Battle Born Harley-Davidson in Carson City. Other highlights of the five- day event, which kicked off on Sept. 25, includes the Burning Ninja fire show, Stateline MARGRET’S FUNK BAND: Fri, 9/27, Sat, 9/28, 9pm, TANK AND THE BANGAS: Sun, 9/29, 8pm, $23-$25 Monte Perlin and his Globe of Death and outdoor concerts by Zepparella, (775) 588-3515 no cover red rooM Hell’s Belles, Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers and Skynnyn Lynnyrd at the TAHOE WORMHOLE FEATURING VGNX, MAGELLAN, Eldorado Plaza. Grand Marshal Erik Estrada will head up the Police on Parade CArSON VALLEY INN LAMBCHOP: Fri, 9/27, 10pm, no cover in downtown Reno. The rally wraps up on Sunday, Sept. 29. Admission to the ATLANTIS CASINO rESOrT SPA BOMBARGO: Sat, 9/28, 10pm, no cover 1627 HiGHway 395, Minden, festival is free. Visit roadshowsreno.com/sv_fall.php. 3800 s. VirGinia sT., (775) 825-4700 (775) 782-9711 ELDOrADO rESOrT CASINO CaBareT CaBareT 345 n. VirGinia sT., (775) 786-5700 VAN MORRISON: Wed, 10/2, 8pm, $87-$247 ESCALADE: Thu, 9/26, Fri, 9/27, Sat, 9/28, 4pm, RECKLESS ENVY: Thu, 9/26, 7pm, Fri, 9/27, Sat, GrAND SIErrA rESOrT no cover 9/28, 8pm, no cover LeX niGHTCLUB sHowrooM 2500 e. seCond sT., (775) 789-2000 THROWBACK THURSDAY WITH DJ SWERVE-1: TWO WAY STREET: Fri, 9/27, Sat, 9/28, 10pm, KID & LISA: Tue, 10/1, Wed, 10/2, 8pm, no cover THE ILLUSIONISTS EXPERIENCE: Thu, 9/26, 7pm, Thu, 9/26, 6pm, no cover Sun, 9/29, 8pm, no cover Grand THeaTre Fri, 9/27, 8:30pm, Sat, 9/28, 5pm & 8:30pm, MIKE FUSION: Fri, 9/27, 10pm, $10 MELISSA DRU: Mon, 9/30, Tue, 10/1, Wed, 10/2, Sun, 9/29, 5pm, Tue, 10/1, Wed, 10/2, 7pm, ROB THOMAS: Fri, 9/27, 9pm, $39.50-$69.50 8pm, no cover $39.95-$59.95 YG WITH DJ BEAT DROP: Sat, 9/28, 10pm, $20 BANDA MS: Sat, 9/28, 8pm, $75-$195 26 | RN&R | 09.26.19.
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