Adele is reportedly negotiating a deal at Zappos Theater, as her Las Vegas residency remains idle.
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Rob Gronkowski has no plans to expend his Gronk appeal beyond what we experienced at Encore Beach Club on Friday.
Celine Dion’s postponement of her world tour opens up the likelihood of her return to live performances happening at Resorts World.
Silk Sonic returns to the Strip, the First Ladies of Disco hit town and Vegas City Opera goes to the movies in this week’s list of things to do in Las Vegas.
Even in planning stages, the NFL draft is feeling like a rite of passage on the Strip.
Barry Manilow is out this weekend. The superstar also canceled his performance at Westgate on April 9.
Sources report that Adele has split with set designer Es Devlin and her entire Las Vegas creative team.
John Legend’s “Love in Las Vegas” residency opens, the Deftones hit town and Downtown Summerlin celebrates Earth Day in this week’s list of things to do in Las Vegas.
Raiding the Rock Vault is back after a 28-month pause, reopening at The Doumo at the Rio.
Acrobatic acts, dance and a live band are all part of the camp out-style show that returns to Sandy Valley Ranch in time for Earth Day.
Journey’s rock-orchestra show is set for four performances this July at the 5,000-seat venue.
Barry Manilow missed his April 9 show at Westgagte and last week’s opener of “Harmony” in New York. He is COVID-free now.
Lady Gaga and her bandleader Brian Newman hung with J-Hope of BTS at Thursday’s return of “Jazz + Piano.”
A pair of “America’s Got Talent” champions, the cast of one of the hottest shows ever on the Strip and the new Cirque du Soleil production will represent the city in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Brenden Theatres owner Johnny Brenden says, in an understatement, “I know a lot of people who have been waiting for this.”
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