A trio of Hawaiian food and drink spots — two founded in the Aloha State, one founded 4,000 miles away in the balmy Midwest — is planned to debut in the Las Vegas Valley (aka, the Ninth Island) into early next year.
On Monday night, “The fire that burns brightest” will be Summerlin South’s appearance at Allegiant Stadium.
“Feed The Block” returns to Fremont and 6th streets, featuring Diplo and Major Lazer.
Some of the year’s biggest movies will be shown as double features as part of the promotion.
How to attend a show without being more annoying than necessary.
John Fogerty will open at PH Live on New Year’s Eve for three dates, returning in March.
Book clubs, start your engines. Fall is the season for heavy hitters, and this month’s offerings contain stellar choices.
Stephen Bishop’s new and final album “Thimk,” has family connections.
Don Henley was right, as his tease on Saturday was followed by four dates in January.
Word from Steven Tyler’s camp is his MTV Video Music Awards appearance has nothing to do with Vegas. But we add “yet.”
Astute listeners to the weekday KNPR news show “State of Nevada” have noticed a recent change in format. The show is not airing every weekday.
Bill Murray said, “This is fun, a lot more fun than last year,” as he appeared at Big Blues Bender at the Westgate.
The restaurant is famously open 24/7 daily. The truck will offer the full menu while renovations occur.
“Las Vegas ChamberFest” is a three-show, chamber-music series presented by NSA and UNLV College of Fine Arts.
“Ikons of Rock” has announced its plans to headline Hard Rock Cafe on the Strip.
The Underground speakeasy and distillery at the Mob Museum is a cool hang below street level at the downtown Las Vegas historical treasure.
Taylor Kitsch’s character ends up as a villain in the 2022 series “The Terminal List,” and in a new spinoff, viewers learn how he got that way.
Where to eat, drink, rock and maybe get your knuckles inked up in the coming months
Jon Batiste is playing selections from “The Big Money” in a two-night tour stop at Encore Theater.
The walled addition to the eastern end of the museum features a look and feel that nods to classic Vegas, including a sign the museum designed.
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are backers of “Dorothy,” for Prime Video, loosely based on “Wizard of Oz.”
Be Your Own Pet, Cash Cobain, High on Fire are among the highlights of September’s concert calendar in Vegas.
If you’re looking to hit the road this fall, Nevada is full of wonderful festivals offering food, music and experiences you just won’t find anywhere else. Here are six festivals you should check out around the state.
A larger-than-life picnic, a ca n’t-miss local theater show and genre-defying artists top this week’s list.
It’s cotton candy 2.0, and customers can choose from massive sugar-spun versions of a unicorn, bear, dog and more characters.
It’s unclear what happens next for the retaurant: a rebrand, a move or something else?
The Magicians Room, featuring four headlining acts, launches next month on Linq Promenade.
An old favorite in “Breakfast Club” and the final chapter of “Conjuring” lead the box this weekend.
Part of Trees’ fiefdom is moving into the space once occupied by his original Esther’s Kitchen on South Casino Boulevard.
A new spinoff of “The Office” debuts, Mark Ruffalo stars in a cat-and-mouse thriller, and a new season “Only Murders in the Building” drops.
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