“Virtual band” Gorillaz didnt play so much as detonated on the Downtown Stage on Sunday as the three-day Life is Beautiful music and arts festival came to an incendiary close.
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Life is Beautiful 2017, on its third and last day, saw more sunny yet cool weather Sunday in downtown Las Vegas.
For the first time in its five-year history, the three-day Life is Beautiful music and arts festival had sold out in advance.
Five years of Life is Beautiful have provided many lessons about how to make life a little more bearable for downtown Las Vegas residents when a broad swath of their neighborhood is closed off and brimming with a menagerie of revelers.
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