Out now: The video and companion 12-inch vinyl record, “The Killers Bruce Springsteen: Encore At The Garden.”
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The show opened in April 2011, in a soft-shell Spiegeltent. The venue, and the show, was built to a half-year at Caesars Palace.
“Dámelo” is the result of his partinership with The Label Group and Virgin Music Group.
The show is free, though a ticket is required at blockparty.vegas/feed.
Police officials relied on a broad executive order and a law that makes records confidential for one Nevada public safety entity to deny inquiries about one agency’s approach to an inaugural, ungated downtown festival.
When the LVCVA board of directors reviews next year’s budget next month, it’s expecting there may be less money to spend.
The Beverly Theater has hosted two “Cage Free Weekend” screening events, filled with Nicolas Cage classics, quasi-classics and cinematic curiosities.
Centerfolds sits across from Virgin Hotels on Paradise Road. “A Touch of Burlesque” dance revue has been its anchor production.
Mayor Shelley Berkley and ex-mayors Jan Jones Blackhurst and Oscar and Carolyn Goodman appeared together Friday night at “The Big Party 2025” at The Industrial Event Space.
Crowds of people angry about the way President Donald Trump is running the country marched and rallied in scores of American cities Saturday, including Las Vegas.
Barry Manilow said Westgate Resorts founder David Siegel “was not only a successful businessman but also a passionate advocate of the arts, a great friend, and a great supporter.”
Steve Dimopoulos, whose law group has a major advertising presence in Southern Nevada, has bought a downtown Las Vegas office building for $18 million.
The Athletics won’t be playing their games in Las Vegas for three years, but efforts are already underway to develop a fan connection to Sin City.
The new “New Immersive Van Gogh: The Next Chapter” is a look at the oft-unconventional artwork of Vincent Van Gogh.
Marc Savard (not the NHL player) spent nearly 40 years attending Edmonton Oilers games in different arenas.