Only Las Vegas knows how to fill a short month with enough shows, concerts and events to keep your February packed with plenty of action. Whether you come for the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day or President’s Day, plan your weekend or book your hotel with LavishVegas. Find time in between football parties and dinner dates to start your spring early and explore the outdoors amid the comfortable weather.
February opens with the United States’ biggest, most-celebrated sporting event: Super Bowl LIII (Sunday, February 3). While sports books and bars buzz year-round, gambling addicts and football fanatics pack Las Vegas to place a bet and catch the action throughout Super Bowl weekend. Nightclubs are slammed with celebrity-hosted Super Bowl parties. Find the best places to watch the Super Bowl here.
Couples heading to Vegas for some February romance will want to book early. Hotels and restaurants will be at high occupancy both on Valentine’s Day. Take a look at our top 5 shows to see on Valentine’s Day.
While every three-day weekend is busy in Las Vegas, President’s Day weekend (February 15–18) tends to be the least crowded and crazy. Take advantage of the cool temperatures and reasonable prices.
With 35 years under its belt, Legends in Concert is the longest-running show on the Strip. In early February, the production moves from Bally’s to its new home at the Tropicana. Each night, audiences enjoy the best collection of music impersonators all on one stage. You never know who will show up, but current favorites include Elvis Presley, Bruno Mars, George Michael and Donna Summer.
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Even though Bill Maher is a familiar face in Vegas, this political comedian will only be at the Palms for one night in October, so make sure to get your tickets quickly.
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There’s a reason these boyz have stolen our hearts. One of the most iconic R&B groups are making audiences fall in love all over again with their interactive, dynamic performance at the Mirage.
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“Hello, Newman.” Everyone has related to Seinfeld at one point in their life or another. The show about nothing landed a spot in the top 50 TV shows of all time—and now Jerry Seinfeld is landing a spot in Vegas. And he is cracking everyone up.
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The Backstreet Boys are starting to wind down their “Larger Than Life” residency at Planet Hollywood’s Zappos Theater. Following select dates between February 6-23, the boyband finishes off their Vegas run with a string of dates in April.
Lady Antebellum launches their “Our Kind of Vegas” residency at the Pearl Theater inside the newly renovated Palms resort. The country trio plays February 8, 9, 13, 15 and 16 with return dates scheduled in May and August.
KISS is promising to retire following their “End of the Road” world tour. The legendary rockers come to the T-Mobile Arena to bid fans farewell on February 15.
The hit Broadway musical “Come From Away” makes its Vegas debut at the Smith Center February 19-24. It’s based on the true story of how a small town in Newfoundland welcomed 7,000 stranded passengers from diverted flights during the 9/11 tragedy.
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After taking a break in January and most of February, Gwen Stefani resumes her “Just a Girl” residency at the Zappos Theater inside Planet Hollywood on February 27.