Heart is booked at BleauLive Thetater at Fontainebleau in December; Rick Springfield and Richard Marx play the Pearl at the Palms in August.
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Westgate President and GM Cami Christensen is backing her lifelong friend and top Iowa assistant Jan Jensen in the Iowa-LSU game.
GM and comic headliner Harry Basil says this isn’t the end of the Laugh Factory in Las Vegas, just at the Tropicana.
“ABBA Voyage” would play in a custom venue on the Resorts World property.
Last week, Clark County and the city of Las Vegas presented keys to Emmitt Smith and Chef James Trees.
Magician legend David Copperfield, the late Shecky Greene and acclaimed composer Keith Thompason will be honored by the UNLV College of Fine Arts Hall of Fame.
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.
Miranda Lambert talks themes, wardrobe and audience etiquette as she moves to the end of “Velvet Rodeo.”
An artist in “O” fell from the shoulders of another perfomer Friday during the show’s Island scene.
“Good evening, Las Vegas! Did you lose your money? Did you looose your money?” Bruce Springsteen shouted Friday night at the top of his long-awaited show at T-Mobile Arena.
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.