Who’s going to be soaking up the supply of summer sunlight at Clark County’s homegrown outdoor amphitheater?
Classic rockers. Cutting-edge rappers. Youngish popsters and country gentlemen of a certain age. And, maybe, you.
There’s something for just about everyone this year at the 18,000-capacity Sunlight Supply Amphitheater — and occasional bundles of touring acts will let you catch multiple beams for the price of a single ticket. Whether you spring for seats under the roof or just loll about on the lawn, sunlight will find you.
The season kicks off on Sunday with contemporary hip-hop royalty: the rapper known as Future, whose pyrotechnic stage show has been packing ever-bigger crowds into ever-bigger venues. Industry and culture outlets like online magazines Vibe and Uproxx are calling Future the latest, greatest “rock star” that rap has produced; his 2017 “Nobody Safe” tour also features fellow rappers Young Thug, A$AP Ferg and Zoey Dollaz.