Garth Brooks has played a mutitude of Las Vegas venues, and should add the Colosseum in ‘23.
Entertainment Columns
The Golden State Warriors celebrated their NBA championship and Jordan Poole’s 23rd birthday on the Las Vegas Strip Saturday night.
It’s four on the floor as a quartet of longtime Doobie Brothers’ members rock Zappos Theater.
Xavier Mortimer, a beguiling magician educated in pantomime is the first Cirque artist to star in his own residency, and is now going crypto.
Spiegelworld founder Ross Mollison is opening a spot for Katy Perry to perform as the Green Fairy.
Justin Bieber, citing positive COVID cases in his camp, has canceled Sunday’s show at T-Mobile Arena.
Bob Anderson has achieved the improbable, bringing his Sinatra revue to New York City. Now he wants Broadway.
Criss Angel’s daughter, Illusia Angelina, was born about a month early. But the magician says she’s ready to see a new show on the Strip.
Jen Kramer is unique as a trailblazer among female magicians, and also as a Yale graduate who headlines at the hotel where Elvis once starred.
The Killers are supporting “Imploding the Mirage,” their sixth studio album, on tour next year.
The Sphere seems to expand, Jiffy Pop-style, as you imagine the curved video projection encompassing crowds of 17,500, or 20,000 standing.
Jonas Brothers had eight shows booked at Park Theater in 2020. They’ll be back, for two, this year.
Celine Dion, Carrie Underwood both posted teaser videos Monday, and both are reportedly heading to Resorts World.
“Absinthe” brought a new act, and Australian Bee Gees brought the disco in their Strip revivals.
Las Vegas is but one of the settings for the documentary “Framing Britney Spears.”