Travis Kelce says of his Vegas fashion sense, “You might see me in Presley. I might have to bring out all the bells and whistles for this one.”
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Fontainebleau entertainment exec Fedor Banuchi says: “We are not looking at traditional, 20-show residencies” at BleauLive Theater.
The Las Vegas venue has been home to U2 and also will host Phish.
Taylor Swift would have plenty of time to change and hit the scene after arriving in Las Vegas.
Calvin Harris plays LIV at Fontainebleau after the Super Bowl on Feb. 11.
“I Am: Celine Dion” is due to begin streaming June 25 on Prime Video.
Two tribute shows and the Laugh Factory comedy club are to relocate on the Strip.
Cindy Blackman Santana’s work with Chris Stapleton and Snoop Dogg on ESPN will continue next season.
The band’s residency marks the 20th anniversary of its debut album, “Hot Fuss.”
Tiësto is headlining several nightclubs and resorts on the Strip in ‘24. But there is just one Super Bowl, and the superstar DJ is playing that, too.
Joy Koy’s date is part of his expanded world tour, demand increasing after hosting the Golden Globes.
Promoting “Gronk Beach,” Ron Gronkowski says Bill Belichick will return to coaching and return to success.
Shaquille O’Neal Shaq’s an often exaggerated personality. But he’s had it with exaggerated pricing. He’s bringing Diplo and Lil Wayne to his Super Bowl “Fun House” at XS Nightclub.
Taylor Swift is booked for four consecutive dates at the Tokyo Dome. The last show is Feb. 10 — the night before the Super Bowl.
Wu-Tang Clan at Voltaire at The Venetian was the most in-demand private concert during this year’s annual CES convention.