Las Vegas January 2025

See a Concert in Las Vegas

Kick off the new year with live entertainment. Christina Aguilera takes the stage at the intimate Voltaire showroom at the Venetian January 5-6. After a holiday break, Adele resumes her in-demand Vegas residency on January 19. "Weekends with Adele" runs on select Friday and Saturday nights through June 15. '90s rockers Collective Soul play The Pearl at the Palms January 20 and guitarists Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson and Steve Vai get back together for the G3 Reunion Tour at the Westgate January 27. Classic rock act Styx returns to the Venetian Theatre, kicking off a run of five shows on January 26, while U2 perform their first Sphere dates of the new year January 26-31.

More Las Vegas headliners will be performing throughout the month.

See a Spectacular Stage Show in Las Vegas

The Jersey Boys are back in Las Vegas. After a series of preview performances, the musical dedicated to the life and music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons celebrates an official grand opening at the Orleans Showroom January 17. (Frankie Valli himself plays the Westgate Janurary 12-14.) The Smith Center is gearing up for a momentous 2024, with performances of Chicago-The Musical January 16-21. Bring the kids to Disney on Ice: Frozen & Encanto at the Thomas & Mack Center January 4-7.

See a Trade Show in Las Vegas

The Consumer Technology Association’s International CES 2024 trade show is expected to bring more than 200,400 people to Las Vegas between January 9 and 12. 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 back at Resorts World for the second straight year. The event honors players in the adult entertainment industry with an expo January 24-27 and the lavish AVN Awards (also known as the "Oscars of Porn") on the final night.

Laugh at a Comedy Show in Las Vegas

Some big names in comedy are coming to Las Vegas this month. The Wynn welcomes performances by Sebastian Maniscalco (January 13-14) and Chris Tucker (January 19-20). Center Stage at the Mirage will host stand-up shows by Atsuko Okatsuka (January 20) and musical satirist Randy Rainbow (January 26).

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 run to repeat as Stanley Cup champions. 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 Denver Broncos.  

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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