Jason Bracelin is a Reporter at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, including concerts, festivals, theater, and nightlife, while also delving into culture and society. Bracelin has been featured in prominent publications such as MySA, Times Union, and the Boston Herald.
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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.
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By: Jason Bracelin
From water parks to sold-out stadiums, the electronic dance music festival has grown into the largest of its kind in the world
By: Jason Bracelin
Search for scorpions at night, check out a Hawaiian luau and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
By: Jason Bracelin
The world’s biggest electronic dance music festival turns 30 this year, and we’ll be at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway all weekend long as more than 200 acts celebrate the occasion amid a crowd of ov...
By: Jason Bracelin
Sure, EDC may be getting up there in years, but here, everything seems to be about aging in reverse — at least for a weekend — as wide-eyed adults tap back into a childlike sense of wonderment.
By: Jason Bracelin
Everything you need to know about the K-Pop superstars’ “Arirang World Tour” coming to Vegas
New “Dusk ‘Til Dawn” 12-day fest concept debuts next spring
By: Jason Bracelin
British rocker Yungblud ripped through a 13-song, 90-minute set with barely a pause at Planet Hollywood on Tuesday night.
By: Jason Bracelin
Take a sound bath, watch former Disney artist Chris Dellorco do his thing live and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
Tickets go fast once again for the mammoth electronic dance music festival that expanded to two weekends to help reduce prices and congestion.
By: Jason Bracelin
Frolic in a bubble wonderland, celebrate Morgan Freeman’s 89th birthday with a double-feature and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
