“The Empire Strips Back” has added a Tuesday show for seven nights a week.
Kiss drew about 3,000 fans to its cruise at Virgin Hotels last year. The band is back in November.
The restaurant is going into the food court of a mall at a Strip hotel-casino.
System of a Down, Acid Bath, A.F.I. and dozens more highlight return of heavy music fest.
Restaurants are offering food specials, cocktail specials, prix fixe menus and more for one of the busiest holidays of the year for dining out.
The UNLV Spring Jazz Festival is back at Artemus Ham Hall, and it is not to be missed.
Omnia Dayclub Skybar will open May 15, less than a year after it was broached.
The swank throwback joint Golden Tiki presents live entertainment nightly.
From dayclubs on the Strip to pools at locals casinos, it will be easier than ever to cool off this summer.
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.
Sand Dollar Lounge is streaming Phish live from Sphere, and you don’t have to pay.
Adrian Young will be at The Punk Rock Museum for a live podcast and QA on the Fully Vented Podcast.
The 29-year-old Blackpink singer has sold out all dates at the Colosseum.
The restaurant replaces another spot that served fragrant bowls of pho for 31 years.
Live Nation is offering $30 tickets to such artists as Guns N’ Roses, Boyz II Men, Cyndi Lauper and Chelsea Handler.
Celebrate The Strat turning 30, hang with an astronaunt and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
A pop star’s need for a new dress sets in motion David Lowery’s “Mother Mary,” a fitfully spellbinding chamber drama that grows more operatic with every stitch.
Banana Ball, books, calypso, a mega-tasting event and more hit Vegas this week in our Top 10.
Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce has attracted celebs over the years. Johnny Depp is the latest, a partner at Mandalay Place.
The most scenic yoga class in or around Las Vegas is returning in May.
The upcoming STEM series is looking for 9- to 17-year-olds through a partnership with Code Ninjas.
There’s only one way to celebrate National Pretzel Day — and yes, there really is a National Pretzel Day.
We’ve got the best spots to the K-pop party going during their “BTS The City ARIRANG Las Vegas” takeover at Allegiant Stadium.
The original restaurant on East Tropicana Avenue served British food and drink. Its replacement is an Irish pub.
The Griffin on Fremont East, one of the block’s oldest businesses, is now open all day with a new cafe.
Early in Monday’s sold-out show at the Colosseum, David Byrne told the crowd he’s visited the Neon Museum, then led a photo exhibit.
Two docs, a thriller and a biopic are expected to lead the box office this week.
A rock climber vs. a killer, an Oscars-snubbed table tennis player, a Colleen Hoover flick and a horror-comedy series all debut on streaming this week.
Announced performers for the show’s return to Las Vegas include Cody Johnson, Kacey Musgraves, Lainey Wilson, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert and Riley Green.
News of the Tivoli Village spot’s demise follows a spate of restaurant closings this month.
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