Life is Beautiful 2021 came and went in a breezy blur over the weekend in downtown Las Vegas. Read about the highlights.
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Tame Impala, Megan Thee Stallion and others commemorate the return of the music, arts and food festival.
The music remains the main draw for the festival, but new additions for 2021 include a honky tonk, a silent disco and more.
Artists from all over the world contribute works to downtown Vegas.
The two-day event centered around future bass, melodic dubstep and electronic-pop music.
From Life is Beautiful to Punk Rock Bowling, here’s everything you need to know about this month’s many music fests.
Ronald Corso, owner of 11th Street Records, suffered a stroke on July 21 and has been hospitalized ever since. The Vegas music community has begun rallying around him.
Since opening a year ago in the Arts District, The Garden Las Vegas has become one of the hottest gay bars in the city — Cher’s even dropped by.
Insomniac, the production company behind Electric Daisy Carnival, is bringing a new festival to Las Vegas. More than 40 performers will appear on three stages over Labor Day weekend.
Insomniac events and EDM superstar Deadmaus are teaming up for the first concert at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center since the pandemic hit.
The Las Vegas music scene is officially back to Life. The Life is Beautiful music and arts festival has sold-out in record time.
Billie Eilish, Green Day and Tame Impala will headline the three-day music and arts fest in September.
A general on-sale date will be announced soon for more tickets for the three-day fest, which takes place downtown on Sept. 17-19.
The three-day music and arts fest is set to return this year after taking 2020 off.
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