Wayne Newton has added more than 30 dates at his Flamingo theater.
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Keith Sweat is spening a weekend at Palms, and The Wallflowers a night at The Strat.
“Love is in the air,” enthused Dez Fafara, the pony-tailed vocalist for reunited L.A. spooky kids Coal Chamber. Despite the heat, spirits remained as high as the temperatures.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer sold out the International Theater twice in March. He’s now a recurring headliner.
The band has added more shows to its upcoming venue-opening run at the soon-to-open MSG Sphere.
The country superstar, who’s preparing to launch another Strip residency, has made even Allegiant Stadium feel intimate in his 30-plus years in Las Vegas.
Nevada Ballet Theatre’s production of “The Wizard of Oz,” the debut of the Sick New World music fest and a celebration of the movies of Troma top this week’s list of things to do.
As the 74-year-old, non-caped crusader says, “I gotta do it while I still can.”
The groove tonight returns to The Venetian Theater in October and November. Indefatigable RB icons Earth, Wind Fire are back on the Strip.
Chris Brown and Usher have been friends for years, but were reportedly in a Vegas altercation on Friday night.
Celine Dion’s “Love Again” is in theaters. But fans are not likely to love Dion’s stage show again until 2024, if ever.
On Friday, the actor promoted his Flecha Azul tequila at On The Border Mexican Grille Cantina in Centennial Hills.
The Chicks made a statement in their longer-than-usual opening show at Bakkt Theater.
From EDC to Life is Beautiful to Lovers & Friends and more, it’s boom time for festivals in Las Vegas.
You can see Marco Antonio Solis, Miranda Lambert, Maroon 5 and “Ru Paul’s Drag Race Live!” for just $25. Not all together, mind you.