One just got an extension at the Strip venue that will soon become Hard Rock Las Vegas. The other is moving to a new venue this summer.
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Neal Schon of Journey says the Sphere was made for jam bands, but his band would crush it, too.
Kyle Mitrione fractured his C6 vertebrae while performing in “O” on June 28. A new segment had been added to the show two weeks prior, according to the lawsuit.
Terry Fator is using new architecture at The Strat Showroom to his advantage. That venue is part of the resort’s $125 million overhaul under owner Golden Gaming.
Ross Mollison was dressed as a ghost while praising the humans at the Strip juggernaut “Absinthe” 13th anniversary party on April 10.
Grammy-winning musician Gwen Stefani took the stage to the roar of 400 partiers at Ole Red Las Vegas on the Strip.
The images of a top player are among those glowing on the Sphere in advance of the upcoming Esports World Cup.
The young musicians were about $25,000 short of their goal to represent our state at the National Independence Day Parade in Washington until the hit-maker stepped in.
Rarely, if ever, have so many Las Vegas performers assembled for an off-Strip show.
Some Cirque shows exhausted their audience. Others were taken down because of incompatible, architectural ideas.
Brian Newman, an acclaimed musician, singer and arranger, is celebrating his fifth anniversary as a Strip resident headliner.
The pop superstar has rescheduled her postponed “Weekends With Adele” dates at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
The inaugural Silver & Black Gala was highlighted by Antonio Pierce singing “My Girl” with Katharine McPhee.
He’s a three-time Grammy Award winner, an artist who has amassed 23 billion streams world wide. He’s a proud Las Vegan, and he’s leading a “Human Love Rebellion” to a chic Strip theater.
GM and comic headliner Harry Basil says this isn’t the end of the Laugh Factory in Las Vegas, just at the Tropicana.