MGM Studios is being afforded full access to Cirque’s operations as “O” returns to the stage.
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Sammy Hagar says of his show at The Strat, “We’ll start with six, seven Van Halen songs, a couple of Montrose tracks, a Led Zeppelin songs … We’ll mix it up pretty good.”
Jeff Beacher doesn’t remember much of his blackjack spree at Resorts World Las Vegas, but he came away with $700,000-plus in winnings.
The Righteous Brothers headlined at Orleans Showroom beginning in 1996. They are back with South Point owner Michael Gaughan.
“Mystere,” the original Cirque show on the Las Vegas Strip, leads the company’s revival Monday night.
Usher and Paris Hilton partied while Tiesto performed and Jeff Beacher networked during Resorts World’s opening Thursday night.
“Love” turns 15 this year, and we might see some Beatle-esque activity at the anniversary party.
A name for the Rogers Entertainment Center is expected soon. So is the next headliner at Resorts World.
The Blue Men never speak onstage, their muted portrayals serving as the troupe’s artistic trademark. But they are ready to make some happy noise on the Strip.
Las Vegas native De’Miyon Hall has big plans for the R&B show “Love Muzik” at Westgate.
Station Casinos might not present Aerosmith, but does have the popular cover band Aeromyth.
The Sphere seems to expand, Jiffy Pop-style, as you imagine the curved video projection encompassing crowds of 17,500, or 20,000 standing.
Usher wound the siren at the Fortress to open Game 2 of the Stanley Cup semifinals at T-Mobile Arena.
Marshmello has headlined at Wynn’s XS Nightclub and Dayclub before his short run at Kaos at the Palms.
Rod Stewart celebrates his 10th anniversary upon his return to the Colosseum, having launched the series in August 2011.