Oscar Goodman turned 87 on Sunday, and used the event to announce his upcoming, yet-to-be titled book.
David Lee Roth has canceled almost all of his current tour. And Sammy Hagar has entered the chat.
In fall 2025, the brewery moved from its longtime home in the Henderson Booze District to downtown Vegas.
Penn Jillette canceled shows at the Rio and in Southern California after an odd workout injury.
Stoney’s Sunset Station is opening next month, the third outpost of the popular honky-tonk in the Las Vegas Valley.
Could this secretive project, described only as “Restaurant” in construction permits, be a replacement for former Paradise Garden Buffet.
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.
You can still have big fun on a little budget in Las Vegas. You just have to know where to look — wait, no you don’t, because we’ve done it for you.
“Iron Mike Legacy: The Mike Tyson Immersive Experience” is planned for the Flamingo this fall.
An off-Strip resort is hatching a novel concept, a bevy of Las Vegas acts performing original music across three stages.
The pizzaiola, a World Pizza Champion, is known for traditional Neapolitan pies that she previously sold from her food truck.
The new spot, the first outside of California, will occupy a former Wolfgang Puck restaurant in Downtown Summerlin.
Get a head start on Halloween at Hot Ghoul Summer, check out the Las Vegas Dance in the Desert Festival and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
Shred with monster trucks, enjoy a “taste of summer,” swing to the Stray Cats, enjoy a little Christmas in July and much more in our Top 10 picks for the week.
The dishes and cocktail pay homage to 1966, the year the property opened, and that decade of vintage Vegas.
Diana Ross is due back at Encore Theater for three shows in October.
Freakling Bros. Horror Shows is taking another year off, this time because of co-owner and creative director JT Mollner’s busy film career.
AC/DC is bringing a pop-up experience to the Strip with their Allegiant Stadium tour stop.
Nina DiGregorio’s “Femmes of Rock” violin-powered rock show plays Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center for the first time Saturday.
A “Big Bang Theory” spinoff, a second season of a Western, a new comedy and a pickleball series hit streaming this week.
This week in theaters, find “Hadestown” on screen, a haunted heist, a thriller and a more-or-less “quiet” action flick.
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson of Rush enlisted the wonderful Anika Niles on drums and are back on the road. Why not sit for a spell at Sphere?
The new place is the fourth in a family of KBBQ restaurants in Vegas. The menu includes four tiers of all-you-can-enjoy barbecue cooked on tabletop grills.
The Picon Punch recipe varies from place to place, it’s largely unknown in this end of the state and even its biggest proponents don’t much care for the taste.
The Vegas location is the first expansion of the store beyond Philadelphia. Yelp named the shop the No. 3 steak restaurant in the U.S. for 2024.
Flavor Flav’s four-day event ‘exceeded expectations,’ says MGM Resorts International. He’d love to bring it back.
Howie Dorough of the Backstreet Boys is hosting the intimate “Cafecito Con Howie” over five dates at Hard Rock Cafe on the Strip.
Claire Vaye Watkins grew up in Tecopa, California, and across the border in Pahrump. Her latest novel, “Yellow Pine,” confronts the titular Clark County solar farm.
Circa has made it clear that it is an adults-only resort. But co-owner Derek Stevens and his team are partnering with the family-friendly Museum of Ice Cream.
“Ikons of Rock” classic rock tribute is moving to the Strat Theater in August.
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