Miranda Lambert, Lauryn Hill and the Scorpions lead this week’s list of things to do in Las Vegas.
Shows
The inaugural Silver & Black Gala was highlighted by Antonio Pierce singing “My Girl” with Katharine McPhee.
He’s a three-time Grammy Award winner, an artist who has amassed 23 billion streams world wide. He’s a proud Las Vegan, and he’s leading a “Human Love Rebellion” to a chic Strip theater.
GM and comic headliner Harry Basil says this isn’t the end of the Laugh Factory in Las Vegas, just at the Tropicana.
Vegas native and rock guitarist Frankie Sidoris is taking on the tour of a lifetime.
The Aviators’ home opener, the Punk Rock Museum’s anniversary show and National Pita Day deals top this week’s lineup.
The Kats! Bureau visits Murray Sawchuck’s finale, a show where it would be easier to note who is not here.
Gallagher, Folies Bergere and Gladys Knight are among my recollections as the Trop prepares to shut down.
Flavor Flav said to Bruce Springsteen at T-Mobile Arena, “Thank you for all the good music, and the leadership!”
The Bellagio Fountain Club will again offer up-close views of the front straightaway on the Las Vegas Strip during the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Stevie Van Zandt says, “There’s no plan, you know? There’s no reason,” why Bruce Springsteen has not played Vegas in two decades.
A revival of “Funny Girl,” Wu-Tang Clan and Foreigner are part of the Las Vegas scene this week.
Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band has made the long trip back to Las Vegas. And drummer Max Weinberg has some Vegas stories to share.
Bruno Mars is known to clear out of Park MGM when he wants to play games of chance.
The band is set to play several weekends at the Sphere this fall.