Frankie Valli is the oldest headliner in Las Vegas currently, but not all-time. George Burns was 98 when he played Caesars.
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The exhibit of wounded veterans’ art opens a day before National Finals Rodeo and several days before George Strait’s concert at Allegiant Stadium.
Dead & Company has announced that the group will return to Las Vegas for another series of shows at the Sphere.
The High Heeled Flip Flops were known to sing in British accents. They took a look something akin to the Ramones, dyeing their hair jet-black.
Cedric The Entertainer and Toni Braxton have announced an early Valentine’s Day gift at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.
Barry Manilow and Westgate owner David Siegel are friends for life, and have a contract to prove it.
Reveling in her final weekend in office, Mayor Carolyn Goodman posed for photos with the Chippendales.
The new Route 91 parcel owners invited the families to private events on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
“Christmas On The Strip” at the former Route 91 Harvest site opens Saturday and runs through Dec. 29.
Murray Sawchuck is returning to the stage with “Hairlarious Deceptions” at L.A. Comedy Club at The Strat.
Neon City Festival posted a 30-percent increase over those visiting downtown Las Vegas during F1 week in ‘23.
Las Vegas musicians who performed for Adele are being paid for the new concert recording.
Mayor Carolyn Goodman and her husband, former Mayor Oscar Goodman, were honored by a new sculpture unveiled at Las Vegas City Hall.
Caesars Entertainment’s Sean McBurney says of the star’s emotional goodbye: ”It was a really beautiful moment to see.”
Chippendales plays its finale at Rio on New Year’s Eve. The show returns to Linq Hotel on Jan. 14.