Live Music

ive entertainment: https://hotaugustnights.net/entertainment/nugget-entertainment/Head to the Nugget Event Center August 8 for JOHN WAITE!August 6 – FREE admissionAugust 7 to August 9 – $10 admission, FREE to all registered car participants, sponsors and volunteersTake it up a notch with The Garage at the Nugget, presented by Quick Space. This 21+ area inside the Nugget Events Center allows you to enjoy complimentary unlimited drinks, pub snacks and a designed area to take in the nightly performances in comfort and style.Your reserved individual ticket is your first-class pass to experience the best at our newest venue.Looking to get close to the live entertainment? Choose a reserved ticket to sit in the first 300 seats in front of the stage. Tickets are just $20.

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Experience the magic of live music surrounded by the soft glow of candlelight, creating a warm and inviting setting for an unforgettable evening. Each session brings a unique mix of artists and genres, all up close and personal in a cozy venue that amplifies the connection between performer and audience.
 
This installment features Silly Little. Don’t miss the chance to catch their serene, mellow and haunting melodies with dreamy, folky, soft-rock sounds in this special setting.
 
 Tickets:$25 General Admission$20 Sierra Arts Members
Tickets: https://sierraartsfoundation-bloom.kindful.com/e/the-candlelit-sessions-silly-little
 
Space is limited, so grab your spot early and settle in for an evening of music, mood, and magic.

:00 PM | 9:00 PM Show

gcraft and pop sensibility. After finally embracing all that is sweet and sublime as one of the songwriters of San Francisco’s shoegaze darlings, Modern Charms, Palm continues to explore the saccharine side of things with his new project, Supercrush, from Seattle, Washington.
Dusk, from Appleton, Wisconsin, is a group that walks the shadowed path. It’s well known in the rural pastures of Wisconsin, where all of the members of this group were raised, that the traditional music of the common people is Polka, but the most respected form of musical expression is Country and Western. Dusk walks cleanly between these two worlds; pulling influence from both but most strongly associating with Rock & Roll and Rhythm & Blues. They bring with them a strong, informed, melodic statement that draws a line between themselves and the trend of bubble gum pop and country-influenced mall schlock.
The group consists of vocalist Julia Blair on Wurlitzer electric piano, Colin “Wild Man” Wilde on drums and percussion, Amos Pitsch on bass guitar and vocals, Tyler Ditter on lead guitar, and Ryley Crowe on rhythm guitar, pedal steel, and vocals. Amos also doubles as a member of Appleton, Wisconsin punk band Tenement. The group is often compared to 60’s garage and R&B groups like NRBQ and THE LOVIN SPOONFUL, early 70’s country rock pioneers THE FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS, and at times the primitive rock and roll sound of a group like THE VELVET UNDERGROUND.
They hint at all these things, even as something in their music seems to breathe modern air. It’s a feeling that few musicians that attempt to nod to prior generations can capture without bastardising the very music that they intended to salute. Dusk have done it well, and in their music, you’ll find this plain truth among many exciting secrets.
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heir signature fusion of rock, reggae, funk, and rap — and now they’re bringing that unmistakable energy to Grand Sierra Resort’s Grand Theatre. With their original lineup still intact — Nick Hexum (vocals, guitar), SA Martinez (vocals, turntables), Chad Sexton (drums), P-Nut (bass), and Tim Mahoney (lead guitar) — 311 continues to dominate the stage with electrifying performances and fan-favorite hits.
311 emerged into the American rock scene of the early nineties with a generally sunny disposition and mellow blend of reggae, rap, and funk. Formed by Nick Hexum in Omaha, Nebraska, their greatest success came with 1995's self-titled record which contained the Billboard hits "All Mixed Up" and "Down" and made the group go triple platinum!
With over 14 albums and over 33 singles to their name, the five-piece have garnered fans not just in the USA but across the world! Don't miss your chance to see them live on this exclusive tour. 

gh massive riffs and cathartic energy. Their sound is equal parts noise and nuance, rooted in Reno’s DIY grit.
Next Question – Reno, NV – High-Desert EmoNext Question crafts introspective anthems shaped by desert skies and late-night confessions. Their high-desert emo sound blends melodic tension with heart-on-sleeve storytelling.
Angel Band – Denver, CO – Indie PopAngel Band glows with dreamy synths, shimmering guitar lines, and bittersweet lyricism. Their indie pop radiates warmth while exploring vulnerability and connection.
Solar Flora – South Lake Tahoe – ShoegazeSolar Flora floats between haze and harmony, layering reverb-soaked guitars over atmospheric rhythms. Their shoegaze sound feels like snowfall on pine—lush, heavy, and strangely comforting.

at J Resort’s Glow Plaza for an incredible evening.

have partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 per ticket supports Conscious Alliance’s mission to end hunger nationwide and feed families in need.

ummer Dance Festival at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts this August. This annual performance event features a wide array of dance and movement and spotlights the great work of SPCA of Northern Nevada. We will perform on Sunday, August 17. Food trucks and the plaza open at 6pm, and the show starts at 7:30pm. Admission is free!
 

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nde Exposition Hall at Silver Legacy on 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘆, 𝗔𝘂𝗴𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝟭𝟱! 🕶️🎸From “𝗟𝗼𝘄 𝗥𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗿” to “𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗖𝗮𝗻’𝘁 𝗪𝗲 𝗕𝗲 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘀,” don’t miss a night of legendary grooves and feel-good vibes.