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SEE A BIG CONCERT IN LAS VEGAS
Entertainment is bigger and better than ever in Las Vegas. The Sphere is dominating the attention with a debut residency by U2 to match the high-tech splash and sizzle of the dome-shaped venue. The Venetian’s other new venue, Voltaire, is has a series of intimate performances by Australian pop superstar Kylie Minogue. Meanwhile, the Venetian Theatre is a reliable concert hall for classic rock icons Foreigner, Styx and ZZ Top. The Colosseum at Caesars Palace has no shortage of star power either, welcoming residencies by the likes of Adele, Sting and Rod Stewart throughout 2023. The Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood is a great home for country acts like Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban and soon to come in 2024, the return of Shania Twain. Resorts World is thriving with a spectacular lineup of Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood and Katy Perry (who’s winding down her residency in late 2023). Dolby Live is saying goodbye to Usher at the Park MGM, but still has sporadic residencies by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars. Meanwhile, Don’t overlook big-name touring acts at the T-Mobile Arena, MGM Grand Garden Arena or Allegiant Stadium too.
A WORLD OF SPECTACULAR SHOWS
Sitting in the audience of a Cirque du Soleil show is a bucket-list event for any Las Vegas visitor. The production company’s newest spectacular, Mad Apple at New York-New York, puts a Big Apple spin on the concept. Meanwhile, shows like O at the Bellagio, The Beatles Love at the Mirage, Ka at the MGM Grand, Michael Jackson One at Mandalay Bay and Mystere at Treasure Island remain in high demand. Wynn unleashed its own big-budget spectacular, Awakening, at the Encore Theater with a centralized stage, borrowing elements of Cirque without a direct affiliation.