Cami Christensen is the GM and president of Westgate Las Vegas. Jan Jensen is associate head coach of the University of Iowa’s women’s basketball team. The Hawkeyes play South Carolina on Friday night in the women’s Final Four in Dallas.
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Depeche Mode played crowd-favorites “Just Can’t Get Enough,” “Personal Jesus,” and “Enjoy The Silence” in its first Vegas show since 2017.
Longtime locals know this place. The venue was originally home to Utopia nightclub, and had many different names and uses.
During Saturday’s opener at Dolby Live, Adam Levine announced, “I was looking for a great place to come out and visit.”
Sammy Hagar and the Circle — bassist Michael Anthony, guitarist Vic Johnson and drummer Jason Bonham — are reviving Van Halen favorites at Pearl at the Palms.
Superstar recording artist and TV talk-show host Kelly Clarkson is ready to mix it up with “Chemistry” at the freshly renamed Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood.
The international superstar has added a third date to her “Celebration Tour.” The performance is in addition to her previously announced shows Oct. 7-8 at T-Mobile Arena.
Superstar Adele will be back in June, and performing through November.
Bakkt Theater ends the Zappos Theater era — and soon — at Planet Hollywood. The venue’s renaming goes into effect really quick-like, on Friday night, in time for Miranda Lambert’ s return.
Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of “A New Day …” at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
Zappos Theater headliner Miranda Lambert says Las Vgas is “a place to celebrate entertainment at its highest level.”
Producer Kevin McCollum says of “Six”: “For a show coming from Broadway to Vegas, I think this is a very, very good offering.”
Brad Garret and the late Clarence Gilyard and Gloria Dea are among this year’s UNLV College of Fine Arts inductees.
A cast of Las Vegas entertainers and nearly 140 shavees were on pace to raise about $500,000 at the annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation event at New York-New York.
Magic legend David Copperfield said of Gloria Dea, “In Vegas, as a young magician, she started it all.”
