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July is hot and hectic in Las Vegas
Average temperature low and high: 74° - 106°
Las Vegas sizzles in July, and not just from the triple-digit heat. Celebrate the 4th of July with fireworks and enjoy a packed lineup of residencies, nightclubs, Cirque du Soleil shows, and more events. Read on to see what’s happening in Las Vegas this July.
Vegas shows in July
Things to do in July in Las Vegas
Relive the Glory Days of Elvis in Vegas
Elvis Presley's historic Las Vegas residency is being remembered at the Westgate, where it all took place decades ago. The off-Strip resort hosts 1969 Live Concert: The King Returns on July 31, authentically recreating the same show from 57 years ago on the same stage. It coincides with a week-long festival dedicated to the music icon. Fans can also hear stories from Elvis' own brother during presentations of My Brother Elvis: An Evening with David Stanley , which has tickets available July 15 and 22.
See a Concert in Las Vegas
It's a battle of the boy bands in Las Vegas. Go see the Backstreet Boys at the Sphere for the final dates of a successful residency July 16-31, a return engagement by New Kids on the Block at Dolby Live inside the Park MGM July 1-4, or Mexican act Fuerza Regida at Allegiant Stadium July 10.
The home of the Raiders also welcomes Ed Sheeran July 18. Other big concerts this month include Kenny Chesney at the Sphere July 1-11, the return of Marc Anthony at the Fontainebleau July 24-31, and the second leg of a new residency by Mary J. Blige at Dolby Live July 10-18. You also won't want to miss Kelly Clarkson, who continues her residency at Caesars Palace July 17-31. The Chelsea at the Cosmopolitan welcomes Maren Morris July 15 and a reunited Stray Cats July 24.
Check out other big concerts in July.
Celebrate July 4th in Las Vegas
Las Vegas celebrates our nation's independence with fireworks, parties and drinks. July 4th falls on a Saturday this year with lots of options for waving the flag and watching the rockets' red glare around the valley. The annual Patriotic Parade in Summerlin begins at 9 a.m.
Where to watch the 4th of July Fireworks?
Celebrate America's birthday by watching professional fireworks shows around the Las Vegas Valley. July 4 arrives in the middle of eight straight Saturdays of fireworks (June 2-July 25) in Vegas to celebrate 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. In addition, the Plaza will host Friday night fireworks throughout the season. Click here for the best locations and showtimes.
See a Comedian in Las Vegas
British comic Jimmy Carr is back in Vegas with two nights at the Wynn's Encore Theater July 10-11. Gary Owen performs at the Venetian on July 17-18, while Leslie Jones takes the stage at the Palms July 31.
Cheer on the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas
The NBA Summer League returns to Las Vegas July 9-19 with multiple games each day inside the Thomas & Mack Center and Cox Pavilion at UNLV. It's a warm-up series to showcase up-and-coming rookies and rising stars.
Recommended July Attractions
Cowabunga Canyon: For those traveling with kids, Cowabunga Canyon has more than 25 water slides and attractions guaranteed to keep family members of all ages entertained. The water park is southwest of the Strip, but easy to reach with a ride-sharing service like Uber or Lyft.
High Roller: The 550-foot-tall High Roller is the tallest observation wheel in the world. A full ride takes about 30-40 minutes and passengers soak in incredible 360-degree views day and night. Book a Happy Half Hour package and enjoy an open bar inside the cabin.
Ziplines: Fly LINQ is the first and only zipline on the Strip. Strap in and soar through the air from Las Vegas Boulevard to the base of the High Roller wheel. Slotzilla is another Zipline at the Fremont Street Experience.
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