Genre-bending artist Teddy Swims has a record-setting single and a sold-out show in Las Vegas.
“We’re definitely seeing more people seek out value, which makes a well-executed happy hour even more important,” says Ryan Labbe, CEO and founder of 81/82 Group.
The pickle trend, fueled by social media, recently saw pickle search traffic reach an all-time high on Google.
Teddy Swims in concert, the Star Trek convention returns to the Rio, Monster Jam drivers team with freestyle motocross riders at Monster Jam Freestyle Mania and more.
The chefs from all of James Trees’ restaurants are preparing a special six-course dinner.
Besides burgers, the menu features chili dogs, sandwiches, fries, tots, onion rings and milkshakes.
Lt. Frank Drebin Jr. follows in his father’s comedic footsteps, an ’80s horror classic returns to the big screen, and a gang of animal criminals rides again.
From $3 PBR to a $75 sashimi sampler with drinks, these are some of the better happy hours around the valley.
The “1969 Live Concert: The King Returns” is a rote adaptation of Elvis Presley’s premiere at International Hotel.
T-Pain, Zedd and Sofi Tukker are among the stars playing T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage at November’s race.
Planning to check out the new smash burger spot? Here’s what else to eat while you’re there.
Jimmy Slonina spent 17 hours in jail in an infamous sequence of events in June.
Metallica is “ circling the Sphere , and it looks like they’re ready to land,” says a source familiar with the Bulbous Wonder.
‘Wizard of Oz’ 4D technology is evident when Dorothy is hit in the head with the bedroom window and sent to her dreamy adventure.
“Interstellar Arc,” coming to Area15, is described as “a transcendent voyage through wonder, emotion and the cosmos.”
Race weekend also includes a pop-up from two culinarians in their 20s who rose to fame cooking on TikTok.
The collection is part of the Local Legends series from sports, music and culture lifestyle brand Official League.
Leona Lewis has never performed live in the U.S., but takes over Voltaire for two months over the holidays.
A rep for The Venetian confirmed the famous sign is being taken down, but, “LOVE always finds its way back.”
Zone 2 — The Terminals has debuted at Area15. Coinciding with the opening of Universal Horror Unleashed this week, the property unveiled new sculptures and murals, as well as its expanded acreage off I-15 with eight new buildings.
Howie Dorough took over Hofbrauhaus and three BSB members were honored at The Golden Tiki over the weekend.
Beyoncé reunited with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams for the first time since 2018, performing “Bootylicious” and “Lose My Breath.”
Beyoncé ran a flashy rodeo at Allegiant Stadium, saying the show was “a dream come true.”
Thousands of Beyoncé fans turned out at the final “Cowboy Carter Tour” stop in Las Vegas.
Zac Brown has added Jan. 9-10 to his original four “Love Fear” performances Dec. 5-13.
Just about every lounge, many restaurants and neighborhood venues offer live music through the week. Here’s your guide to who’s playing where around Las Vegas this week.
Every week, Las Vegas is abuzz with leisurely activities: things to do, markets to explore, outdoor movie screenings and other fun events.
While Las Vegas doesn’t yet have its own art museum, there are dozens of art galleries around the valley. This listing features local and visiting artists presenting their works in various media.
What would Las Vegas be without its shows? From the gravity-defying Cirque du Soleil shows to residencies, comedians and everything in between, there’s always something to see in town.
Neon’s concert calendar is loaded, to say the least. Check out the listings to see if your favorite artist is coming to town, or look up a venue you love to discover something new.
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