With Punk Rock Bowling and Best Friends Forever having already announced that they were taking 2026 off, Las Vegas’ once bountiful punk and emo festival scene has taken another hit: When We Were Young will also not be coming back this fall.
The hospitality group that owns the Summerlin-area restaurant also owns two other spots in Las Vegas.
For Serena Williams, the transition from elite athlete to entrepreneur draws on the same competitive principles that defined her tennis career.
“All Vegas, All Night” is back, a celebration of St. Baldrick’s Foundation disguised as a birthday party.
A s a high-end hospitality entrepreneur, Scott Sartiano makes tough decisions daily. But opting for a partnership with Wynn Las Vegas was an easy call.
Venues on Boulder Highway might seem more than a stone’s throw from anywhere, but The Railhead at Boulder Station is worth the trek.
LPM Restaurant & Bar at The Cosmopolitan will close at the end of March, according to a property representative.
Frankie Moreno is breaking in Internatioanl Theater, while Mo5aic hits South Point Showroom.
The great conflict in “Train Dreams” is change, in which an Old World is indifferently destroyed in the name of development and evolution.
Here are Neon’s top picks for things to do in Las Vegas from Friday, Feb. 27, through Thursday, March 5.
MGM Resorts International has offered more than 100 rooms for Flavor Flav’s Olympic party.
The steakhouse, founded in 1955, once lay far outside the city in the middle of a desert spread reached by a dirt road.
Flavor Flav has sounded the alarm (not from his necklace) and his offer to women’s Olympic medalists has blown up across Las Vegas.
The event takes place by the property’s pool and benefits the leading food bank in Las Vegas.
Journey is in farewell and anniversary mode in ‘26.
The barbecue restaurant, with locations in Henderson and Las Vegas, has recently had discussions about a potential move into the Plaza.
Metallica is going “No Repeat” in its premiere at Sphere.
The return of the “Scream” horror franchise, a best picture Oscar nominee and a Twenty One Pilots concert film.
“Scrubs” gets resuscitated, a star-studded Hollywood awards show livestreams on Netflix, and Kevin Cline returns home in “American Classic.”
The Backstreet Boys have added a half-dozen more dates at Sphere, extending into August.
Monti Rock III was a familiar, and unique, figure on the Las Vegas scene for decades.
The events variously bring together leading chefs, mixologists, and other food and drink figures for tastings, pop-ups, dinners, discussions and more.
Chef Evan Funke’s “Passion for Pasta” and “Discover Dim Sum” with Michelin-starred chef Richard Chen lead the lineup of culinary sessions at the Fontainebleau.
The Academy of Country Music Awards show is on sale Friday for its May return to the Strip.
The legendary cocktail and karaoke bar opened in 1966, one of Las Vegas’ oldest bars. Owner Greg Sims said there are prospective buyers of the bar.
Multiple Grammy Award winner Norah Jones is playing the Venetian Theatre for the first time in May.
The Las Vegas-based climber tours Nevada ahead of his next big project: starring in an upcoming movie at Sphere.
The restaurant is famed for its modernist cooking that draws on molecular gastronomy and for its whimsical, unexpected, offbeat presentations.
Pete Davidson plays BleauLive Theater at the Fontainebleau for the first time April 11.
The restaurant, the third concept from a top Vegas hospitality group, makes over French bistro classics with Spanish and Asian accents.
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