Las Vegas January 2025

See a Concert in Las Vegas

Kick off the new year with live entertainment. After selling out three shows in 2024, Tears for Fears returns to the BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau on Jan. 31 with more dates continuing in February. Classic rockers Styx are back at the Venetian Theatre, kicking off a run of five shows on January 24, while the Eagles perform their first Sphere dates of the new year January 17-25. Collective Soul[/tn_popup] play two nights at The Pearl at the Palms January 17-18.

If pop is more your speed, get tickets to see Lionel Richie at the Wynn, Mariah Carey at the Park MGM or Shania Twain, who's winding down her latest residency at Planet Hollywood. Take a trip back in time with John Fogerty at the Wynn January 22-25 or Three Dog Night at the Westgate January 25.

More Las Vegas headliners will be performing throughout the month.

See a Trade Show in Las Vegas

The Consumer Technology Association’s International CES 2025 trade show is expected to bring more than 200,000 people to Las Vegas between January 7 and 10. It's one of the city’s largest conventions, both in the number of attendees and economic impact. The show is so large it occupies space in the Las Vegas Convention Center, the Wynn, and Encore, the Sands Expo Center at the Palazzo and Venetian, and CityCenter, which consists of the Aria, Park MGM, and Vdara.

The AVN Expo & Awards is at Virgin Hotels this year. The event honors players in the adult entertainment industry with an expo January 22-25 and the lavish AVN Awards (also known as the "Oscars of Porn") on the final night.

Family-Friendly Entertainment in Las Vegas

Bring the kids to Disney on Ice: Magic in the Stars at the Thomas & Mack Center January 9-12 or Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock Live at the Smith Center.

Laugh at a Comedy Show in Las Vegas

Some big names in comedy are coming to Las Vegas this month. Nate Bargatze plays nine shows at the Wynn between January 8 and 31. You can also catch Carlos Mencia at Harrah's (January 12-27), Chelsea Handler at the Cosmopolitan (January 18), Rita Rudner (January 22-24).

Catch the Excitement of Live Sports in Las Vegas

January generally marks the mid-season point for the NHL, making it a great time to see how the Vegas Golden Knights are shaping up in their quest to regain the Stanley Cup. Stay up to date with our full schedule of games. It's also a big month for the Las Vegas Raiders, who wrap up the regular NFL season with a home game at Allegiant Stadium against the Los Angeles Chargers.  

Recommended January Attractions

The Neon Museum: Located outside the trendy Downtown area, the Neon Museum is a boneyard for a bygone era, featuring acres of electric nostalgia from old Vegas hotels and businesses. It is affordable, even for large families, and offers great opportunities for photography.

The Mob Museum: Located in the old Downtown courthouse, the Mob Museum offers a wide variety of exhibits dedicated to the history of mobsters and organized crime. Grab a drink in the downstairs speakeasy-style bar, which has its own built-in distillery.

Downtown Container Park: Families will want to check out this unique attraction. Located just east of the Fremont Experience, old cargo shipping containers have become a great place for affordable food, boutique shopping, live entertainment and a play area for kids with a tree house.

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