The new performers are joining Alison Wonderland, Neon Trees, Russell Dickerson and Seven Lions for the downtown Las Vegas festival on Formula 1 weekend.
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Led by an early founder and front man Lonnie Jordan, War is a recurring Las Vegas headliner.
Dita Von Teese talks of putting some distance between her show and the term “burlesque.” This idea is akin to Cirque du Soleil moving beyond “circus.” But it makes sense.
Lady Gaga has a new movie, a new album, and holds the cards for a return to Las Vegas.
Seattle rapper Macklemore’s anti-American callout has apparently led to him being cut from Neon City Festival.
Imagine Dragons, a grandiose hit-making band from Vegas, is to be backed by the Los Angeles Film Orchestra.
The front man for Bay Area punk icons Green Day called out the A’s ownership at a sold-out concert at Oracle Park in San Francisco.
David Perrico says of the Raiders House Band’s upcoming residency, “We think locals and Raider Nation fans will love it.”
A comically outfitted Chris Martin was treated as any karaoke singer is at Dino’s, the fabled Las Vegas dive bar that opened in 1962.
Cindy Frey says, “Let’s make it real,” in curating Eagles’ Third Encore fan experience.
Too Short, Big Boi from Outkast and Treach from Naughty By Nature are performing at Sunday’s Raiders-Panthers tilt.
Be ready for the famed New Kids on the Block lineup for the Strip in 2025.
Five headliners of dissimilar genres are booked for Nevada City Fest’s inaugural spectacle.
Joe Walsh showed up unexpectedly, alongside Drew Carey, for a late-night jam session.
J.D. Souther was a collaborator and co-writer on many of the Eagles’ greatest hits.
Santa Fe and The Fat City Horns were presented a proclamation and a speech from Clint Holmes on their 25th anniversary.
She didn’t expect to land the role, but Catherin Ariale is having a fab time in “The Cher Show.”