Adam Lambert has most recently joined Queen onstage in Vegas. His October dates are solo.
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Keith Urban’s hard-driving residency production is set for the Colosseum’s general-admission configuration.
For a decade, “Absinthe” has has pushed the boundaries of acrobatic artistry, comedic content and good taste. Now the show is testing its limits at the box office.
Bruno Mars’ return July 3 is the first show at Park Theater since 311 headlined the venue March 13, 2020.
Joe DeSimone has a fan favorite with his wager on the Vegas Golden Knights.
Nieve Malandra is first up as 1923 Prohibition Bar at Mandalay Bay returns to live entertainment.
David Copperfield’s new book is a tribute to 28 of his favorite magic practitioners.
Las Vegas favorite and international entertainment legend Tony Bennett has revealed he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Garth Brooks, who says, “You’re going in there wanting to be the best show that’s been in that stadium,” has rescheduled his Allegiant Stadium debut.
Chris Phillips of Zowie Bowie said of his NYE show, “I’m just hoping to find that threshold in the night where it feels OK.”
Piff has set up a sign on artificial turf in front of the stage: “Keep Off Grass By Order Of Mr. Piffles.”
Jason Aldean was onstage when the Oct. 1 gunfire broke out. “That night was probably the worst night of our lives,” he said on the tragedy’s third anniversary.
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas President and CEO Richard “Boz” Bosworth says, “Both the Shag Room and The Bar are contiguous ultralounges, similar to Alibi or Clique, but combined.”
The food is fine and Vegas folk doyen Gold Top Bob returned live music to The Sand Dollar.
Signs trumpeting coronavirus-safety protocol line the MGM Grand’s 12th-floor hallways: “You may not leave the bubble!” is one.