“Drumline Live,” a touring production inspired the 2002 movie that helped bring HBCU band culture to the mainstream, comes to The Smith Center next week.
Shows
The “America’s Got Talent” winner has perfomed at various MGM Resorts venues for the past 15 years, most recently at New York-New York’s Liberty Loft.
Lady Gaga has most recently performed her hot-selling “Jazz + Piano” show in October, though she also led a version of it at Mark Davis’ Super Bowl party.
The move to Luxor gives House of Shattered prisms a chance to break through on the Strip. The company describes its shows as, “One Enigmatic Venue, Two Epic Adventures.”
A total of 70 performers and musicians are in “Follies,” the classic Broadway musical heading to an off-Strip casino for a very limited run in April.
Chinatown Plaza’s Year of the Dragon celebration, Tool’s return to the Strip and Buckwheat Zydeco Jr. top this week’s lineup of things to do in Las Vegas.
Leonard Slatkin is working as a consultant as Donato Cabrera leaves his post as current conductor and music director in May.
Usher is to play T-Mobile Arena in December, seizing demand after his boffo Super Bowl LVIII performance.
Wu-Tang Clan, the Black Crowes and National Pizza Day deals top this week’s lineup of things to do in Las Vegas.
Dead and Company follows U2, closing in March, and Phish at the Sphere.
Fontainebleau entertainment exec Fedor Banuchi says: “We are not looking at traditional, 20-show residencies” at BleauLive Theater.
The Las Vegas venue has been home to U2 and also will host Phish.
“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.
Joy Koy’s date is part of his expanded world tour, demand increasing after hosting the Golden Globes.