U2 returns to the Sphere, Nevada Ballet Theatre presents “Balanchine & Robbins” and rockers Styx launch a residency run this week in Las Vegas.
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Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, begins Feb. 10. Here are 10 things to do to welcome in the Year of the Dragon in Las Vegas.
Sally Steele’s “Vegas Rocks! Music Awards” show returned to Sam’s Town Live.
The R&B and hip-hop festival returns to Las Vegas in May for its third year.
The city may not have a proper art museum, but it does have museums dedicated to neon signs, the Mob and erotica.
Tony Orlando was generous in his final performances over the weekend at South Point Showroom.
Joy Koy’s date is part of his expanded world tour, demand increasing after hosting the Golden Globes.
The Killers are taking over the venue where the modern-day Las Vegas headliner residency was launched. And for the first time, the original members are playing their debut album in its entirety.
A trio of sports-entertainment vets are launching Las Vegas-based Interstate 15.
A family representative confirmed the death of one of Rick Harrison’s three sons. “Pawn Stars” is a hit show on the History Channel.
The free parade on Park Centre Drive in Downtown Summerlin will feature traditional dragon and lion dances.
Ethel M will again offer its “Lights of Love” attraction at the Cactus Garden for Valentine’s Day.
Promoting “Gronk Beach,” Ron Gronkowski says Bill Belichick will return to coaching and return to success.
A sensation dating to the ’70s, Tony Orlando insists he is tying a bow on his remarkable six-decade entertainment career this weekend.
The Durango, Palace Station, Green Valley Ranch and Red Rock Casino are hosting traditional dragon dances in honor of the Lunar New Year.
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