Owner Noel Bowman is hoping to keep the legacy of intimate, live performances relevant on the Las Vegas Strip as superstar headliners have moved in.
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Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning superstar Bruno Mars has announced more shows on the Las Vegas Strip.
Priscilla Presley got a rock show and the royal treatment at U2’s show at the Sphere.
Jennifer Lopez has announced her highly anticipated return to the touring stage with “This Is Me … Now The Tour.”
On its 25th anniversary, “Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” plays Dolby Live at Park MGM for one show in April.
Usher is to play T-Mobile Arena in December, seizing demand after his boffo Super Bowl LVIII performance.
A “Frooog Camp” is Guy Laliberté’s vehicle for a return to Vegas.
Sonyaé Elise shared video of herself singing with Celine Dion backstage in a series of highlights from Sunday’s Grammys show.
A couple of national TV outlets attempted to interview Blue Man Group, with predictable results.
Mariah Carey is returning to Las Vegas with a series of eight shows later this year.
Dead and Company follows U2, closing in March, and Phish at the Sphere.
The Las Vegas venue has been home to U2 and also will host Phish.
Calvin Harris plays LIV at Fontainebleau after the Super Bowl on Feb. 11.
“I Am: Celine Dion” is due to begin streaming June 25 on Prime Video.
Two tribute shows and the Laugh Factory comedy club are to relocate on the Strip.