Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas is starting the year off strong heading toward 3rd anniversary
March 16, 2017 - 12:23 am
Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas at The Linq Promenade is proof that rock and roll will never die with its recent run of sell-out shows. The latest was Martin Bresso, the French producer and Future House DJ better known as Tchami. Since the beginning of the year, BBLV has had five sell-out shows on its way to celebrating its third anniversary.
“Everyone loves to sell out a show — of course that’s a goal we set for ourselves,” said Chris Bitonti, director of marketing, in a news release. “And while selling out a show doesn’t define success for us, it sure makes the performances more electric, and fans really feed off the energy of a full room.”
Senior VP Chris White added: “One thing that I love about this venue is the variety of artists who sell out their shows here. We’ve seen jam bands like String Cheese Incident and Trey Anastasio Band sell out multiple-night performances.
“And we’ve seen upcoming stars like Bryson Tiller and Chance the Rapper use our venue as a springboard — then go on to earn nominations for Grammy Awards. It’s an enlightening process to be a part of at BBLV.”
Upcoming performances at BBLV: Umphrey’s McGee on Friday; Robert Randolph & The Family Band on March 28; STS9 (March 31 and April 1); The Head and The Heart (April 11); Phantogram (April 19); Jamey Johnson (April 28); Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals (May 25); and Modest Mouse (June 3).