Country firebrands The Chicks, stand-up and Netflix sensation Ali Wong and the return of the Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con highlight this week’s to-do list.
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Things kick off this week with the return of the city’s longest-running music festival, the rockabilly gathering Viva Las Vegas.
“I don’t think we’ve even discussed who goes first, because I’m like, ‘I’m not worthy! I’m not worthy!’ to him,” Nikki Glaser says. “I’m like ‘Wayne’s World’ to him.”
The Las Vegas production outfit is bringing “The Hook” to New Jersey.
The We Bridge music festival, Gervonta Davis-vs.-Ryan Garcia boxing match and the Underground speakeasy’s fifth anniversary bash lead this week’s lineup.
Stacey Stardust’s Secret Circus is Vegas’ first — and only — circus open mic, a novel, irreverent, unabashedly bawdy showcase for sideshow performers and other acts.
The new film is based on the upcoming Hsieh biography, “Wonder Boy: Tony Hsieh, Zappos and the Myth of Happiness in Silicon Valley.”
On a recent Thursday night, the new The Seance Room experience at Lost Spirits Distillery is underway, and things are about to get weird — or weirder, to put it more accurately.
Four-wide NHRA racing, comedian John Mulaney and country star Brad Paisley lead this week’s lineup.
During Wednesday’s performance of “Six,” Actors’ Equity Association reps plan to distribute flyers warning of a possible strike.
The MSG Sphere has defined its redefining, anchor theatrical experience. The production will advantage of all The Sphere’s video and audio technologies
Sting and his wife, Trudie Styler, took in the “Thunder From Down Under” male revue at Thunderland Showroom at Excalibur on Saturday night.
According to sources familiar with The Sphere’s planning, the venue is moving ahead with plans for a tailor-made, theatrical production from the Oscar-nominated film director.
The new “Dino Safari” exhibit and concerts by Muse and New Edition lead this week’s lineup of things to do in Las Vegas.
The fantasy production has proven impressive for its talent, production expertise and technical merit, but hamstrung by substandard audience counts.
