Would you believe that before Rehan Choudhry launched Life Is Beautiful, before he was in enlisted to engage everybody with enticing live music options in Las Vegas as the entertainment director at The Cosmopolitan, and even before he was in charge of wowing crowds in Atlantic City, he was working for the government as an IT consultant?
Life Is Beautiful isn’t this weekend’s only three-day music festival.
Fans will have to wait a bit for the new James Bond film, but at least they can listen to the theme song.
The way that you know that you’ve made it in Vegas is when you get your own slot machine in a casino. Ask Britney Spears.
We’ve been given the chance to take a sneak peek of the Troubadour Stage, which is being presented by Insomniac, the folks responsible for putting together Electric Daisy Carnival, the annual three-day electronic music festival at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
One of the very first musical guests on ‘The Muppets’? None other than local homeboys in Imagine Dragons — due at this weekend’s Life Is Beautiful festival — playing “Roots” with the inimitable Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem.
In advance of Rhett’s performance at the Oct. 2-4 Route 91 Harvest Festival at the Las Vegas Village — which also features Rhett’s tour mates Florida Georgia Line, Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, Lady Antebellum and more — we caught up with the rising country star.
Las Vegas rockers Imagine Dragons showed off their charitable side Thursday at the Tyler Robinson Foundation charity event at the Four Seasons.
We recently spoke with three prominent figures in the Las Vegas entertainment scene about the impact the Life Is Beautiful festival has had since launching in 2013, how it differs from other festivals and some of their favorite Life Is Beautiful memories.
Like mail delivery, nothing stops Life Is Beautiful, including rain, sleet or snow. While those things are unlikely, particularly the last two since we’re in Southern Nevada, the show will go on regardless. That said, if you have tickets, there are some things that you should know before you go — not to worry; we read all of the fine print, so you don’t have to.
