The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers return to The Venetian Theatre for seven shows in October.
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Celine Dion could well be forecasting her return to live performance with her recent public appearances.
The pop superstar has rescheduled her postponed “Weekends With Adele” dates at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
The inaugural Silver & Black Gala was highlighted by Antonio Pierce singing “My Girl” with Katharine McPhee.
Honoree Blake Shelton will be joined by a number of stars at the Las Vegas fundraising gala, including Emmy and Tony Award winner Kristin Chenoweth.
He’s a three-time Grammy Award winner, an artist who has amassed 23 billion streams world wide. He’s a proud Las Vegan, and he’s leading a “Human Love Rebellion” to a chic Strip theater.
The 1,480-seat capacity Encore Theater on the Strip is the most intimate venue for the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers’ 2024 tour.
Heart is booked at BleauLive Thetater at Fontainebleau in December; Rick Springfield and Richard Marx play the Pearl at the Palms in August.
GM and comic headliner Harry Basil says this isn’t the end of the Laugh Factory in Las Vegas, just at the Tropicana.
Frank Marino is keeping Joan Rivers’ legacy alive as he extends his “Divas, Drag & Drinks” at Virgin Hotel.
Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo were the first headliners to play the Pearl in its revival under San Manuel Band of Mission Indians ownership in September 2022.
Flavor Flav said to Bruce Springsteen at T-Mobile Arena, “Thank you for all the good music, and the leadership!”
The Bellagio Fountain Club will again offer up-close views of the front straightaway on the Las Vegas Strip during the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Celine Dion and two of her sons attended the Bruins-Rangers game in Boston, but there’s no word about what that means to her music career.
Stevie Van Zandt says, “There’s no plan, you know? There’s no reason,” why Bruce Springsteen has not played Vegas in two decades.