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Photos: Day N Vegas closes out with Tyler, the Creator, SZA and Lil Uzi Vert

Lil Uzi Vert performs in the middle of the crowd on the final day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
Lil Uzi Vert performs in the middle of the crowd on the final day of the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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By Allen J. Schaben
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Day Three | Sunday, November 14

A man performing onstage with balls of fire on the edge of the stage
Sunday’s headliner, Tyler, The Creator, performs at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man performs on a boat that is onstage, with a large screen behind him displaying his performance
Tyler, The Creator, performs on the Frank Stage on the final day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man in a yellow shirt sings into a mic, which he holds in his right hand along with a bandana, and raises his left hand
24KGoldn performs at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A woman in a pink furry hat sings into a mic in her left hand and raises her right hand
SZA performs in the middle of the crowd on the final day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A woman with sunglasses, a pink afro and a septum piercing, right, and a silhouette of a man
Jared Barnes and JazLynn Steele, of Dallas, Texas, vibe as Morray performs at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man with his hands to his sunglasses in front of a stage with a giant "Day N Vegas" sign
Jonathan Alvidrez, of Phoenix, dances as Morray performs at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A woman sings onstage
Raveena performs at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A woman tilts her head back, closes her eyes and puts her hands to her cheeks while tears fall down her face
A fan is brought to tears while listening to Raveena perform at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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Day Two | Saturday, November 13

A man onstage with shoots of fire
Post Malone performs on the Frank Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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Saturday night headliner Post Malone at Day N Vegas
Saturday night headliner Post Malone, who replaced Travis Scott, is viewed on a large TV screen performing on the Frank Stage with a view of the the STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man sings into a mic flanked by two women dancers
Lil Baby performs on the Frank Stage on the second day of the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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A fan is silhouetted against the screen showing a man singing into a mic
A fan is silhouetted against the screen while Blxst performs on the Sammy Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A woman wearing sunglasses and giant hoop earrings exhales smoke
A fan exhales smoke as she watches Tay Keith perform on the Sammy Stage at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man wearing a black shirt and black gloves sings into a mic
Baby Keem performs on the Sammy Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man jumps on a car onstage with a giant mushroom and flowers in the background
Don Toliver performs on the Frank Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A crowd of people
Fans watch Doja Cat perform on the Frank Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A woman sings into the mic with four background dancers
Doja Cat performs on the Frank Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A silhouette of a man with a microphone to his face
Khamari performs in the golden sunlight and smoke of the Dean Tent at sunset on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man with lots of tattoos sings into a mic
Saturday night headliner Post Malone, who replaced Travis Scott, performs on the Frank Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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A man walks through a large crowd of people cheering for him
Saturday night headliner Post Malone greets fans after performing on the Frank Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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Fireworks explode behind a stage with a giant "Day N Night Vegas" sign
Fireworks explode as Saturday night headliner Post Malone performs on the Frank Stage on the second day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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Day One | Friday, November 12

Friday’s headliner Kendrick Lamar performs at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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Roddy Ricch on a stage with smoke billowing around him.
Roddy Ricch performs on the Frank Stage on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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Fans with arms raised stand behind a barrier.
Fans watch YG perform on the Frank Stage on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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Ari Lennox performs with large screens behind the stage showing performers singing.
Ari Lennox performs on the Frank Stage on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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YG raises a tattooed arm while performing.
YG performs on the Frank Stage on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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Jazmine Sullivan raises an arm while performing on a stage with her name above the stage.
Jazmine Sullivan performs on the Sammy Stage on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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Fans watch Thundercat perform in the Dean Tent on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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Thundercat plays a guitar.
Thundercat performs in the Dean Tent on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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Friday's headliner Kendrick Lamar performs at the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival.
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Security stands in front of the stage and watches the crowd as D Smoke performs on stage above.
Security watches the crowd as D Smoke performs on the Frank Stage on the first day of the Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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Fans watch from behind a barrier.
Fans watch Polo G perform on the Sammy Stage on the first day of the three-day Day N Vegas hip-hop music festival Friday.
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Allen J. Schaben

Los Angeles Times staff photographer Allen J. Schaben is an award-winning journalist capturing a wide range of images over the past 35 years. Before joining The Times, he honed his craft at the Detroit Free Press, Dallas Morning News, Wichita Eagle and Connecticut Post. Schaben earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1993.

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