Las Vegas June 2023

See a Concert in Las Vegas

Justin Bieber brings his tour to the T-Mobile Arena on Tuesday, June 28, after being rescheduled multiple times throughout the pandemic. The Jonas Brothers are another act who had to put shows on hold during COVID lockdowns but finally get to perform a residency at the Park MGM’s Dolby Live June 3-11. Luke Bryan returns to Resorts World, performing six shows this month. Other June residencies include Shania Twain at Planet Hollywood and Sting at Caesars Palace.

Restaurant Week runs June 6-17, with more options than ever this year. Participating restaurants offer great food at fantastic prices with a three-course prix fixe menu, specialty menu, or takeaway menus available. It’s the perfect opportunity to check out places that might typically be out of your price range and sample their signature dishes. Money raised for Restaurant Week benefits the Three Square food bank, which helps feed families in need.

See a Comedian in Las Vegas

The Aces of Comedy series at The Mirage welcomes Ron White June 3-4, Nicole Byer June 17-18, Wayne Brady June 18-19 and Kathleen Madigan June 24-25. However, the Encore Theater may have the biggest laughs with Russell Peters June 18-19 and Steve Martin & Martin Short June 24-25. “Weird Al” Yankovic plays the Venetian Theater June 8-11. You can also enjoy smaller-scale shows at the Comedy Cellar at the Rio, the Showroom at the Plaza, and more. Check-in with each venue for the latest lineups.

Lounge by the Pool in Las Vegas

As the weather heats up, Las Vegas pools are sure to be busy. Dayclubs and pool parties like Drai’s, Wet Republic, Marquee, and Encore Beach Club are drawing crowds eager to beat the heat this summer.

More fun things to do in June…

High Roller: Known to most tourists for its photogenic views of the Strip, the High Roller is at its best during the nighttime Happy Half Hour, which, for a few dollars more than the price of a regular ride, offers guests an open bar the entire time the wheel rotates.

Ziplines: Zip lines are a great outdoor summer activity. The breeze generated from flying at 30+ mph cools you off a bit during the hot weather, and the experience offers fresh views of Sin City and the surrounding desert. Review the best options here.

Nightclubs: Clubs like Omnia, Hakkasan, Tao, and XS have been operating at a limited capacity without high-profile resident DJs. But that could all begin to change on June 1. Look ahead to the top DJs performing in June.