Jason Bracelin is a rock and roll writer based in Las Vegas. He is known for his coverage of local music events and concerts, as well as his expertise in the Las Vegas music scene. Jason's work has been featured in various publications, including the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Miami Herald, and MySA.
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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States (Local)
Jason Bracelin primarily covers entertainment events in Las Vegas, with a recent focus on the Israel conflict and its impact on the local Jewish community. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights into upcoming music festivals and concerts in Las Vegas or stories related to the city's attractions. Additionally, offering perspectives from local figures involved in organizing cultural events could be of interest.
Given his coverage of the Israel conflict and its effects on the local Jewish community, he may also be interested in pitches related to local initiatives supporting this community or responses from key figures within it.
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It’s not confidential, the song always had potential.
By: Jason Bracelin
Blackpink, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pink, see who tops the list
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By: Jason Bracelin
LAS VEGAS — Full speed, full contact, they collide like cars with their brake lines cut.
Everything you need to know about five major music festivals hitting town over a six-week span.
By Jason Bracelin Las Vegas Review-Journal Namaste and … Cannibal Corpse? Rolls off the tongue like honey and battery acid, doesn't it?
By Jason Bracelin Las Vegas Review-Journal The question — scrawled across the wall in child-like penmanship near the doorway — quickly reveals itself to be a rhetorical one.
Matt McMullen has been at it for decades and this is his most realistic creation yet: a supermodel-esque woman with blonde-brown hair and bared midriff who speaks with a mild Scottish accent.
Sick New World is back, the marathon of heavy music kicking off today at 11:10 a.m. and running until midnight at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds.
By Jason Bracelin Las Vegas Review-Journal The wormhole has opened; it's sweaty.
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