Las Vegas June 2025: Concerts, Shows & Events Calendar

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Vegas feels the summer heat in June

Average temperature low and high: 70° - 100°

Las Vegas welcomes the hot sun of summer in June. Temperatures will reach the triple digits, giving visitors sunny weather for hanging by the pool and exploring the Strip. Sin City joins Miami and Austin as in-demand destinations this summer. Plan a vacation to these and other cities with Experism, your U.S. travel expert.

Vegas shows in June

Things to do in June in Las Vegas

Coldplay (Photo: Anna Lee)

See Coldplay at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

Coldplay continues to be one of the biggest acts in the world. The band returns to Las Vegas for two summer shows at Allegiant Stadium June 6-7. Expect classic hits like "Yellow" and "Fix You" as well as new material from last year's Moon Music album. Coldplay are industry leaders in sustainability, following strict practices to cut carbon emissions on their stadium tour by at least 50 percent.

See More Concerts in Las Vegas

It's a great month for music fans. Dates are scheduled throughout June for Rod Stewart, who's getting ready to end his run inside the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Otherwise, you'll want to visit Dolby Live for Bruno Mars and the debut Vegas residency of New Kids on the Block. Other top shows include Barry Manilow at Westgate, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts at House of Blues, "Weird Al" Yankovic at the Venetian and Kenny Chesney inside the Sphere.

See Hamilton in Las Vegas

One of the most successful productions in Broadway history is back at the Smith Center for shows in June. Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton mixes contemporary music genres with the story of the founder fathers with an emphasis on Alexander Hamilton, whose face continues to grace the $10 bill. See what it's all about at the Smith Center.

Join the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas

The World Series of Poker, which gets underway a few days before June on May 27, is the largest gaming event in the world. More than 600 tables will welcome thousands of players at the Horseshoe and Paris casinos. The field narrows down to the Main Event in early July with millions in prize money at stake.

Eat out for Restaurant Week in Las Vegas

Restaurant Week returns in June, running well over a week with more options than ever. 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 Wynn's Encore Theatre welcomes Tiffany Haddish June 27 and Russell Peters June 28. Ron White returns to the Cosmopolitan June 21, D.L. Hughley plays the Palms, and Carlos Mencia continues his residency at Harrah's.

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.

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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.

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