Mike Weatherford
Wayne Brady can do it all. He tries to anyway, and doesn’t often miss. But that means he never quite had time to give 100 percent to Las Vegas.
Cheap Trick makes it a Beatles holiday on the Strip while a comedy club hopes to hypnotize locals through a slow stretch.
Sting’s previous solo tour stripped the band down to two guitars, bass and drums. This time he’s bringing the whole Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra.
There is a presidential seal on the podium of George Wallace’s stage. It might be a head-scratcher to those who don’t remember one of many promotional campaigns over the past six and a half years at the Flamingo Las Vegas.
Cheap Trick has spent most of its career in the shadow of the Beatles, but sometimes you gotta draw the line.
Chances are, Craig Ferguson will get a laugh out of you before he ever says a word at The Venetian this weekend.
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