John Payne’s “British Blues Invasion — Party Like It’s 1969” is coming to 24 Oxford at Virgin Hotels on Dec. 3.
The annual Holiday Cactus Garden Lights at Ethel M Chocolates returns Thursday, celebrating its 32nd year.
The restaurant is the first project from a hospitality company founded by a Las Vegas chef and “Top Chef” alum.
The famed Scottish DJ and Grammy Award-winning producer’s first dates are Jan. 16, Feb. 13 and Feb. 21.
Look for panini and kabobs as this restaurant group with big expansion plans prepares to open its first location outside of California.
November’s best indie shows, from dance music to death metal around Las Vegas’ smaller venues.
Biopic “Christy” punches onto the silver screen, “Predator” is back and Jennifer Lawrence takes on love and madness.
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Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce to add a dash of panache to Mandalay Bay in its NYE return.
If you’re looking for reasons to go day drinking, these Las Vegas cocktails fit the bill.
“The ‘Friends’ Experience: The One in Vegas” contest, which includes dessert in the attraction’s Central Perk, is only open to locals.
The Crown & Anchor British Pub closed on East Tropicana Avenue in summer 2024 after almost 30 years of serving sausage rolls, fish and chips, and cottage pies.
Marc Anthony will headline a 10-show series at Fontainebleau beginning in February.
Pop rockers, known for their Taylor Swift duet, will perform two of their albums in full on their upcoming “Soundtrack of Your Life Tour.”
The store marks the sixth Las Vegas Valley shop for the coffee house entrepreneur behind The Coffee Class and Almond & Oat
A show on the Strip spotlighting a 101-member orchestra is a big event, regardless of genre. But hip-hop icon Jeezy set a world record with his performance at PH Live on Saturday night.
AC/DC has announced a return to Allegiant Stadium in August.
Kelly Clarkson’s “Studio Sessions” show has booked for two weekends in August at the Colosseum.
Judd Apatow likes to keep stuff. He even goes as far as to say he’s a hoarder. But unlike a regular hoarder, he insists all the things he keeps are awesome — and neatly collected.
Restaurants are offering special dishes and prix fixe menus if you’ve decided to skip the shopping, cooking, serving and dirty dishes this year.
Three Elvis Presley tribute productions and Vegas star Frankie Moreno are on Westgate’s calendar.
Philharmonic Artistic Consultant Leonard Slatkin announced Rei Hotoda as the orchestra’s new music director.
Fremont East and Fremont Street Experience swelled with activity in Halloween-themed parties.
The 1990 national champion UNLV Runnin’ Rebels will light the Al Davis Memorial Torch prior to Sunday’s Raiders game.
“Somebody Feed Phil” host Phil Rosenthal brings his wisdom to The Venetian Theatre.
Organizers for the festival announced that they will be taking next year off before returning for 2027.
But the Big Chicken franchise still has stores in 16 states, Washington, D.C, and aboard cruise ships.
Founder Sam Maxion (aka DJ Slammin’ Sam) is passionate about DJ culture, and thinks you will be, too.
Leona Lewis, a sensation in the U.K., has not performed in the U.S. But her “Starry Night” holiday show will change that.
Alice Cooper is joining Criss Angel for “Welcome To Our Nightmare” in March at Planet Hollywood.
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