Sphere Entertainment Executive Chairman and CEO Jim Dolan says “O” proves a show can last for decades in Vegas.
The taqueria has been recognized with a Michelin Guide recommendation and a cameo in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show.
KXNT-AM 840 talk-show host Alan Stock opened his Friday show with a stunning annoucement the station was going off the air.
The Vegas-born concept is owned by a group that includes longtime restaurateurs Jesus Chavez and Tommy Galoosian.
After easily selling out Luxor, Triplemanía, the signature event of the WWE-owned AAA, needed a larger venue for its Las Vegas debut over Mexican Independence Day Weekend.
With dozens of concert venues in Las Vegas, it can be hard to keep up with all the shows coming to town. Don’t fret, we’ve got you. On Fridays, we’ll share a list of all the new shows announced that week.
The new place belongs to a chef-owned portfolio that includes four other Thai restaurants across the Las Vegas Valley.
Brad Garrett started as an opening act. Decades later, he opened his own club on the Strip.
“We do have a low-key great scene. I’m from L.A. — L.A. stands alone; New York stands alone. But Vegas is right there. And it’s growing,” comic Dennis Lavender says.
Live music is played almost nonstop at Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Bar at 63 CityCenter.
Friday night’s “1969 Live! The King Returns” leads a series of Elvis events at the Westgate.
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