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Life Is Beautiful Festival announced their 2014 lineup up today, and Kanye, Foo Fighters, Outkast are set to headline. Kanye will be following headline performances at Bonnaroo and Outside Lands, while Outkast has recently headlined pretty much every festival in America, and will also be making an appearance at Treasure Island Festival in San Francisco. It’s a pretty spectacular lineup, though, with Skrillex, The Flaming Lips, and Arctic Monkeys on the second line, anyone of whom could be a headliner. Lionel Richie is a nice touch too. With their block party format, it’s looking like it’s gonna be a great time. Good chance I’ll be there.

Kanye West
Foo Fighters
Outkast
Arctic Monkeys
Skrillex
Lionel Richie
The Flaming Lips
The Weeknd
Girl Talk
Alt-J
The Roots
Broken Bells
TV on the Radio
A-Trak
Kacey Musgraves
Fitz & the Tantrums
Phantogram
The Head and The Heart
Panic! at the Disco
Matt & Kim
Neon Trees
Jenny Lewis
G-Eazy
Ok Go
Tycho
Mayer Hawthorne
Switchfoot
tUnE-yArDs
MS MR
RAC
Holy Ghost!
Dizzy Wright
St. Lucia
Trampled By Turtles
Galantis
St. Paul & The Broken Bones
Ryan Hemsworth
MØ
DJ Mustard
Vintage Trouble
J. Roddy Walston & the Business
The Orwells
Ásgeir
M4SONIC
Sleeper Agent
The Preatures
DJ Cassidy
Misterwives
ASTR
Holychild
Night Terrors of 1927
Nostalghia
Paper Route
Catfish and the Bottlemen
Rusty Maples
Moksha
Ekoh
Sabriel
American Cream
Rabbit!
Albi Loves Chicken Tenders
Giada De Laurentiis
Scott Conant
Bruce Bromberg
José Andrés
Hubert Keller
Jonathan Waxman
Cat Cora
Marc Forgione
Nancy Silverton
Spike Mendelsohn
Duff Goldman
Rick Moonen
Mary Sue Milliken
Susan Feniger
Jet Tila
Donald Link
Kim Canteenwalla
Shawn McClain
Sam Marvin
Mike Minor
MTO Cafe
Madison Cowan
Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar
The Twisted Lemon
Stripchezze
Spud Shots and More
Tornado Potato
Tbone Chophouse and Hank’s Fine Steaks
Carlos Buscaglia
Artisanal Foods
Fleur by Hubert Keller
Truffles n Bacon
Kuma Snow Cream
Culinary Dropout
Las Vegas Philharmonic
Peter Bastien

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The music world can’t hype 19-year-old Shamir Bailey enough, and now, the Las Vegas native has released a new video for his song “Sometimes a Man.”

In it, the singer trades the typical, expected scenes on the Strip for the real, dilapidated desert that surrounds the familiar tourist territory.

I grew up in Las Vegas, and this is the side I know: the cookie cutter houses, the boarded windows of unfinished buildings, the gray banality of the road to Red Rocks national park. This is all too familiar.

The video was directed by New York city’s Anthony Sylvester, and considering that Shamir is on Brooklyn label Godmode Music and that he’ll be playing at the prolific Northside Festival in Brooklyn on June 15th, I’m beginning to wonder if his time in Las Vegas isn’t coming to an end.