Powerful in voice and opinion, Roger Daltrey performed the first of three shows at Encore Theater.
Twenty-four Vegas restaurants were recognized by the inaugural Michelin Guide Southwest with stars, Bibs and recommendations.
A photo of Kelly Vohnn, a popular Las Vegas-based Dolly Parton tribute artist, was shown by CNN’s “Laura Coates Live” on Tuesday night during the network’s ongoing report of Parton’s death.
Experience a unique take on “Julis Caesar,” remember the greatness of Chuck Norris with a pair of action flicks and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
Hike under a full moon, renew your vows at the ballpark, hit the Arts District for a good cause, sip a free Peroni and more in our Top 10 picks this week.
The Michelin Guide, the world’s most prestigious source of culinary recognition, returned to Las Vegas on Wednesday after 17 years.
Donny Osmond’s solo show at Harrah’s is being extended through next June.
Ridley Scott’s back with a sci-fi starring Jacob Elordi, a zombie thriller debuts from “Train to Busan” filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho and a college student searches for his dream girl.
Adam Scott returns to a new thriller on Netflix, a docuseries follows an Olympic “star,” a 9/11 doc explores the generation warped by the day and Glen Powell’s dramedy has a second season.
Barry Manilow has pulled all of his shows at Westgate through Oct. 8 due to vocal fatigue.
The series, from “Insecure” creator and star Issa Rae, is said to focus on “ambition, insecurity, loneliness and the double-edged sword of success” in the Las Vegas boxing scene.
Dolly Parton once said of our city, “I’ve always loved Las Vegas. It’s like a magical place. It is a special, special place. To have the show come from there, it adds a different kind of energy and a different kind of excitement.”
Premier League soccer fans were set adrift in July 2024 when Crown & Anchor abruptly closed its doors after nearly 30 years as a gathering place.
The three-person team, which won a gold medal with a dinosaur-themed presentation, will introduce a new theme for the world finals in January.
Nothing Bundt Cake is serving up free Bundtlets as part of its first-ever National Bring the Joy Day.
A signature pairing at the new spot is benne dosa with filter coffee, both staples of southwest Indian food and drink.
The activist and rapper had dreamed since childhood of owning a restaurant with his brother.
LeBron James presented Jeezy with a Key to the Las Vegas Strip at PH Live for his “Legend of the Showman” residency.
Neon dropped by the restaurant to capture preparations for the final service of elegant modern French food.
With five shows at The Strat, the “Shake Your Love” singer is in her hometown for the holidays.
Learn all about history’s forgotten, blue-collar canines in “Go West, Young Dog!”
At rage rooms across the Las Vegas Valley, visitors can smash bottles, dishes, electronics and other breakables using bats, hammers and crowbars.
Guns N’ Roses was once more in the backyard of the Strip. Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan performed with the same fervor as if they were back at the Troubadour playing for gas money.
It is not entirely a shock that the ambitious production is closing amid stiff competition from similarly scaled shows.
Russell Peters, whose career dates more than 35 years, returns to ‘No-Vada’ for two shows at Wynn Las Vegas.
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.
Brandon Flowers returns to his roots with “Thrasher,” both in terms of subject matter and the new record’s classic country-informed sound.
Word of the new store follows confirmation by the salad bowl chain, after months of speculation, that its first Nevada store was coming to Centennial Hills.
The 82-year-old rock legend has a wide-ranging history in our city. He returns this month as part of his “Great Night Out” tour.
Christina Shaw is taking on 24 songs and a dozen costume changes in her “Eras” show.