Wynonna Judd, who has been performing live for 40 years, wanted to throw a party to celebrate her “milestone year.” That bash will coincide with National Finals Rodeo.
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Wayne Newton’s Casa de Shenandoah opened September 2015, closing in July 2018. Newton’s own interest in the property is also shut down.
“Aces of Comedy” was a premier series on the Strip, with such headliners as Jim Gaffigan and Chelsea Handler.
Heart has pulled all dates from its “Royal Flush Tour,” including a December stop at on the Las Vegas Strip.
“Jersey Boys” consulting company and box office manager Red Mercury Entertainment has left the building.
Jennifer Tuft, a visionary behind Particle Ink, carries an optimism founded when she was a kid watching “Sesame Street.”
Saying, “I love these guys too much,” Lady Gaga says she’ll retun after “J+P” ends.
“Love,” the only licensed Beatles production in the world, closes Saturday night at The Mirage
The “Jazz + Piano” revival at Dolby Live seems about to bow out. Lady Gaga has boundless options for the next iteration of a Vegas production.
Matt Friend says of his NHL Awards hosting role: “I like coming in with a purpose and a job.”
The recording superstar talks to the Review-Journal on a variety of topics inside the Pinky Ring, Mars’ Bellagio nightspot.
The Eagles have added four more dates to their series at the Sphere, giving the band a total of 16 dates over eight weekends.
“X Rocks” was knocked off stage during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, so long ago that the Las Vegas casino it calls home changed names.
Celine Dion received a rousing reception from the crowd and cello great Hauser at his sold-out Las Vegas show.
The famous downtown Las Vegas music festival is turning into a two-night affair in its first year of sole ownership by Rolling Stone.