The band takes over the Strip for two days, including performances at Park MGM PAGE 30
Great Steaks
Wait until you get a gander at these amazing cuts all over the Strip PAGE 32
Nine Inch Nails
Experience an ever-evolving musical experience at MGM Grand PAGE 44
Omega Mart
By yourself or with a group, this AREA15 surreal experience is unforgettable PAGE 46
Editor’s Note
PAGE 7
Spotlight
PAGE 11
Genting Palace
PAGE 12
Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce
Check out this hot nightlife experience at Mandalay Bay PAGE 14
Jennifer Lopez PAGE 16
Infinity Museum PAGE 18
Jim Breuer
7 Days
Our publisher gives you everything you need to plan the perfect week PAGE 8
The laughs won’t stop with this comedian at The Venetian Resort PAGE 20
The Range 702
PAGE 22
Cheers
The Vault
This high-end Bellagio bar has some of the most memorable cocktails on the Strip PAGE 24
Friends With Benefits
Guillermina Padilla PAGE 26
Showbiz Weekly Listings
Your guide to everything from dining to entertainment in Las Vegas PAGE 49
Events & Headliners
Planning a return trip?
Buy your tickets now to the hottest live shows, concerts, sports and special events PAGE 62
Nosh
Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House
More than 30 years later, this MGM Grand restaurant still delivers the quality experience you would expect PAGE 28
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• How about a great meal? Fans of seafood should make reservations now to Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House at MGM Grand (“Southern Comfort,” p. 28), while Chinese food connoisseurs can’t do much better than Genting Palace at Resorts World Las Vegas (“Order It All,” p. 12).
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What to do in Las Vegas this week
Katie Dixon,
Publisher
Sunday
1
Freed’s Bakery
A favorite of locals and tourists alike, this local chain offers up some of the tastiest cookies, pastries, cakes and more. Pop into the downtown location to satisfy your sweet tooth. Various locations, freedsbakery.com
March 1-7
Monday
2
REAL BODIES at Horseshoe Las Vegas
Explores the human form in ways you need to see to believe, using dramatic displays and interactive exhibits. Visitors discover all the key anatomical systems. Pro tip: Download our Vegas2Go app for a discount on tickets! realbodiesvegas.com
Tuesday
3
Gordon Ramsay Burger
Great for lunch, dinner or a late-night burger. The beef patties are exactly the quality you’d expect for the chef’s impossibly high standards. Order the Hell’s Kitchen Burger and the truffle Parmesan fries. Planet Hollywood, caesars.com
REAL BODIES at Horseshoe Las Vegas and Infinity Museum photos by Christopher DeVargas
For Insider Tips go to lasvegasmagazine.com 4 3 6
Wednesday 4
Infinity Museum
Walk through stunning rooms featuring the world’s largest kaleidoscope, mesmerizing mirror installations and interactive spaces that seem to stretch to infinity. 3568 Maryland Pkwy., Ste. 177. infinitymuseum.com
Thursday 5
Amina Spa Spend the afternoon decompressing at this chic Alexandria Tower retreat. Choose from massages, antiaging facials, and rejuvenating body treatments. SAHARA Las Vegas, saharalasvegas.com
Friday 6
Jennifer Lopez Don’t miss this superstar’s Las Vegas residency. Expect powerhouse vocals, stunning choreography, all the hits and much more in what promises to be an unforgettable night. Caesars Palace, caesars.com
Saturday 7
The Pinky Ring by Bruno Mars
The singer’s cocktail bar is the ultimate lounge experience. Fabulous drinks, live entertainment and a glamorous atmosphere await you. Bellagio, bellagio.mgmresorts.com
Freed’s Bakery courtesy photo, Jennifer Lopez photo by Denise Truscello Gordon Ramsay Burger photo by Caesars Entertainment/Michael Rudin
Photo by Christopher DeVargas
Order It All
This Chinese restaurant delivers a multitude of flavors
If you are seeking authentic Chinese food, then sitting down in Genting Palace will fulfill that objective. The upscale Resorts World Las Vegas restaurant features a plethora of dishes in a very luxe environment.
Genting Palace has a cultured tea selection with dark teas, green teas, white teas and oolong teas for a great accompaniment to the meal. Once that’s ordered, grab an appetizer like the chilled chicken salad with black truffle sauce or one of the restaurant’s soups, including Sichuan seafood hot and sour soup with scallops, shrimp and mushrooms. And all the entries on the menu are denoted with a little chili next to it if it is spicy. Wonton soup is rich with mushroom, shrimp and pork, while the braised bird’s nest soup features Alaska crab and Chinese ham.
For seafood lovers, live lobster and king crab can be either steamed with garlic or wok-baked with butter. Roasted Chilean sea bass, wok-fried scallop with XO sauce,and walnut prawns with purple cabbage, dragon fruit and strawberries are just a few of the options.
For main dishes, check out the applewood smoked soy sauce chicken or the barbecued boneless duckling with fresh
mango and lemon sauce. Spicy kung pao chicken, wok-fried Sichuan beef and wok-fried A5 Japanese wagyu beef tenderloin with a signature black pepper sauce joins traditional Peking duck.
The signature truffle crab meat fried rice promises a luscious bite, while yang chow fried rice ups the heat level with a homemade XO sauce plus shrimp and barbecue pork. If you want noodles, the Singapore-style fried vermicelli mixes curry powder, egg, pork and shrimp.
You’ll find vegan and vegetarian dishes intermixed with other menu items like the crispy vegan spring rolls, stuffed with mushrooms, carrot and cabbage and served with a sweet and sour sauce. Sichuan vegan mapo tofu features Impossible meat and mushrooms, as does the Sichuan eggplant and Impossible meat.
Dim sum offerings include several dishes like shrimp har gow and pork and shrimp siu mai—order the platter to get it all. If you think you have room, try the mango sago with sorbet, toasted coconut, a chocolate-coconut shell and tapioca pearls. –Nina King Resorts
Courtesy photo
Photo courtesy of Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce
Join the Party Once Again
Burlesque nightclub is back and better than
ever
In the early aughts, nightlife impresario Ivan Kane launched Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce at Mandalay Bay, introducing Vegas visitors to a different type of nightclub experience—live music and burlesque. While the club landscape has changed over the years, with behemoth party palaces being built and multimillion-dollar DJ residencies, Kane takes it back to the old school by relaunching his club at the same property.
“The spirit is the same—immersive, sexy, theatrical—but the experience is bigger, more dynamic and more refined,” Kane said in a recent release. “The technology, the staging, the live music integration and the level of performance have all evolved. This is Forty Deuce reimagined for today’s audience, where every detail works together to create a true experience, not just a night out.”
The intimate space offers posh surroundings of animal prints, cushy seating, several stages for the dancers, live bands and DJs, bar area and high-tech lighting and LED screens that move to the music. The decor is meant to immerse partiers in a world that’s sexy and fun. As the evening unfolds, burlesque numbers will take over the whole space while live bands soundtrack each number. In between, guests can get their own groove on to live DJ sets. “Burlesque here isn’t about a single performance on a stage—it’s a full theatrical experience happening all around you,” Kane said. “The dancers are athletes and artists. The choreography, costumes, music and storytelling all work together. It’s immersive, it’s emotional and it’s designed to make you feel part of the show. …
“This isn’t a stand-around, wait-for-the-mic-drop kind of place. It’s live performance, cinematic visuals, human connection and raw energy—all fused into one. We don’t fit cleanly into a box, and we don’t want to. Forty Deuce must be experienced. Whether you come for the DJs, the dancefloor or the burlesque, what you leave with is the realization that you’ve just been part of something uniquely special.”
If you didn’t have the chance to party at Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce the first time, now’s your chance to experience what made the nightclub such a smashing success. –Kiko Miyasato
Getting to Know Her
Superstar gives fans a spectacular evening on the Strip
If you are a Jennifer Lopez fan, then you need to see her in her Las Vegas residency, running through the end of March at the Colosseum. Jennifer Lopez: Up All Night Live debuted in December to critical acclaim, with one reviewer saying it was the “best thing she’s ever done.” Unlike traditional concerts, shows in Vegas have the opportunity to expand and let the performer stretch and show you more than you’ve seen of them before. That’s certainly the case here, with a Broadway-style design with four “acts,”
each showcasing a different stage in J. Lo’s career, highlighting her influences and hits. Throughout the evening, you’ll hear her own songs, like “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” “Let’s Get Loud,” “Jenny from the Block” and “Louboutins,” plus a ton of her inspirations, like “Let Me Entertain You,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Get Happy” and so many, many more. It all comes with the costuming and choreography that the star is known for, with tops and tails, flashy evening gowns and tiny corsets, plus energetic dance numbers.
For the December show, Ja Rule appeared and duetted with Lopez on “Ain’t It Funny” and “I’m Real.” Fans can hope that happens again!
Videos and voiceovers from Lopez give you a real glimpse into her life and evolution, and the feeling that you’re getting to know the real girl. –Nina King
Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 6-7, 13-14, 20-21 and 27-28, starting at $105.65 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
Photo by Denise Truscello
Lose Yourself
Immersive experience takes you through dreamlike worlds
Reality has boundaries. Infinity Museum doesn’t. This immersive museum gives you the sensation of existing outside the laws of physics. If you’re familiar with Yayoi Kusama, the legendary Japanese artist who has spent decades exploring infinity through mirrors, then you’ll recognize the DNA here. After slipping on the required booties to protect the reflective floors, you move through seven installations sequentially:
• Stargazing is a dreamlike room that simulates the vastness of the universe. With mirrors that create depth that doesn’t exist, the stars here feel endless, as if you’re swimming around in an infinite galaxy.
• Sphere Symphony constructs its infinity through perfectly placed spheres that seem to extend in every direction. There are loose spheres— giant balloons that magically change colors—on the ground that you can play with and bounce across the walls, creating a delightfully immersive playground that brings out the kid in all of us.
• The Mirrored Dodecahedron— the world’s first walk-in version of this complex 12-faced shape—is a jewel box of geometric wonder. Every angle offers a new composition, a
new way of seeing yourself fractured across infinite transformations.
• If you’ve been missing the fleeting northern lights that have made appearances across the U.S., just step into Aurora Reverie. This room surrounds you with waves of colors that dance like a celestial light show.
• In the Wormhole, set aside time to watch the show, which transports you across the universe’s past, present and future. This is as close as you’re going to get to experiencing one.
• My favorite is the Mirror Maze, which challenges your sense of perception. Inside this labyrinth of reflective surfaces, you’re given a pool noodle to poke the walls, figuring out which surfaces are mirrors and which are open space that you can walk through. It’s a geometric adventure unlike anything else you’ve ever experienced.
• End your tour in Four Seasons, the world’s largest walk-in kaleidoscope, which interprets spring, summer, fall and winter in all their mirrored glory. Walking through is trippy and disorienting in the best possible way. –Genevie Durano
3568 S. Maryland Pkwy., Ste. 177. infinitymuseum.com
Photo by Christopher DeVargas
The GOAT (Boy)
Comedian promises an evening of nonstop laughs
Being a huge fan of Saturday Night Live, it’s impossible to think of Jim Breuer and not remember Goat Boy, his inimitable character who spoke in a combination of brays amid his comic patter, and his Joe Pesci impersonation, in which he hosted a talk show that always ended with at least one character taking a baseball bat to the back of the head. Breuer wasn’t on the show long, but he left a lasting impression, and his post- SNL career has been an extension of that influence, from comedy tours to movies.
Movie lovers will surely remember him from such films as Half Baked (he would re-create his Brian character on such shows as Chappelle’s Show), Beer League and Zookeeper. And his TV work is equally impressive, from reprising his Pesci character on Family Guy to his Father Phillip character on Kevin Can Wait In between all this, he’s got a podcast, The Jim Breuer Podcast, and tours constantly, honing his routines to a sharp point.
His targets are ones that resonate with audiences of all stripes: marriage, parenting, relationships and much more. He’s also a heavy metal geek, so don’t be surprised to hear him sing like some of his favorite metal gods.
However you know Breuer, don’t pass up the opportunity to see one of the hardest-working comedians in the business. –Ken Miller
The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. March 7, starting at $39.99 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
Have You Got What It Takes?
Las Vegas’ largest indoor firing facility tests your skills
Whether you’re new to the shooting range experience or you’re an old pro, you’ll find something tailored just for you at The Range 702 , Las Vegas’ largest indoor firing facility that includes not only free transportation from your property but a state-of-theart air filtration system that will make you want to stay (and shoot) all day. Choose from among 20-plus packages. There’s Couples Therapy, featuring 10 rounds from a Commando, seven rounds from a 1911, 20 rounds
from an AR-40, 20 rounds from an AK-47 and 20 rounds from an M-4; there’s Extreme, featuring 50 rounds from an FN SCAR, 30 rounds from an M249 SAW, 25 rounds from an HK53 and 50 rounds from an MP5SD. (Oh, you also get to fire the .50 Browning machine gun!); and there’s All In, where you get to shoot the most powerful weapons the facility has to offer (Uzis, Desert Eagles and Glock 17s, anyone?).
If you’re looking to amplify your
experience here even more, book a VIP suite containing three largescreen TVs and cool art on the walls, ideal for everything from parties to sports viewing. There are also four VIP lanes including amenities like a private hostess bar and your own private restroom facilities. It’s great for birthdays, anniversaries and bachelor and bachelorette parties. –Ken Miller
5999 Dean Martin Drive. 702.425.5312
Photo by Christopher
AVAILABLE 8:30PM - 10:00 PM
Liquid La La Land
Hidden lounge is a cocktail experience worth finding
Bellagio has a tasty secret, one you’ll want to seek out. On the casino floor, you’ll have to find the right pit of gaming tables—off to the side you’ll see an alcove with a gilded door and a small placard with a “V” on it. This is the entrance to The Vault , a world of cocktail ingenuity and experience—an intimate lounge that oozes chic decor, but the vibes are relaxed and welcoming.
“The Vault is this hidden oasis amongst the lively hustle of the casino floor,” says Craig Schoettler, executive director of beverage and corporate mixologist at MGM Resorts International.
“We like to think if it as our living room; you’re coming in to our house and we’re throwing a cocktail party for our friends. While the finishes (and) the glassware is very nice, we want to show our personality and everybody to enjoy the experience and provide a memorable experience that’s not snooty, that’s not stuffy.”
This year, The Vault welcomes some special friends to its house in the form of a guest series called Liquid Legends, a mix of notable bartenders, writers and historians who helped define the modern cocktail culture. Each series is a two-night event and welcomes a guest to share stories and knowledge, interact with visitors and create a special cocktail menu using The Vault’s vast inventory of spirits, some rare and vintage. This week (March 5-6)
welcomes Robert Simonson, author of multiple books on spirits and cocktail culture and longtime New York Times contributor.
“We want it to be fun, we don’t want it to be a seminar or class where you have to sit and take notes,” Schoettler says. “All the personalities that we have coming are very different and different styles. … You can try their own
creations on the menu for rest of the month. They’ll entertain, walk around, meet people and share knowledge of cocktails.”
If you can’t make it to one of the series, stop in anyway for the Vault’s regular menu with cocktail creations that you’ll be talking about long after your Vegas vacation ends—in other words, lasting memories.
Cocktail photos by Christopher
Zeus
We suggest beginning with the Heritage 100 margarita. MGM Resorts International partnered with Fuenteseca to create a blend of nine different aged tequilas equaling 100 years. The exclusive centennial blend anejo tequila is mixed with agave nectar, orange and a spritz of mezcal essence for a smoky
Insider’s Tips
To make a reservation or to find out more about The Vault, check its Instagram @thevaultbellagio
Don’t miss out on the food menu, too, with divine bites like caviar service, pretzel bread with sherry and honey, nigiri including bluefin tuna, A5 wagyu and hamachi, lobster rolls, mini potato croissants, truffle fries, mini Cubano sandwiches and a gold bar dessert made of passion fruit and chocolate
“This would be the room that has vintage spirits—we call it ‘liquid history’,” Schoettler says. “For example, we have Bacardi from the 1930s that was made in the Bahamas, which Bacardi now is made in Puerto Rico, so now you’re tasting what it was like if you were around in the 1930s. We give you the modern and vintage side by side so you can taste the difference.”
aroma and then the rim is dipped in worm salt, which adds an umami flavor.
The Passion’s Serenade is our favorite, a true experiential cocktail. It’s blended with a house-made toasted sesame-infused chocolate rum, passion fruit, vanilla, mint and coconut milk frozen to the side of the glass and
topped with a Fresno chili. Each sip, as the coconut milk melts and the chili seeps, is a new flavor—genius! “I call it an evolving cocktail, your first sip is different than your last sip,” Schoettler says.
For a little fun-and-cheeky-meetstop-shelf-flavors, order the Zeus. The spirit-forward cocktail is a blend of Yamazaki 12 Year Japanese whiskey, demerara, Amontillado sherry and Angostura bitters, served alongside A5 wagyu beef tartare with truffle aioli and bone marrow crumble stuffed into bone marrow. It’s a dog with its bone! It’s an Intagrammable moment and another experiential cocktail where you sip and bite, sip and bite to bring the flavors out in each creation.
“The Vault is very special—it’s an outlet where we can push the envelope a little further than we can in other venues,” Schoettler says. “… If you’re a cocktail enthusiast, this is the place I would recommend during your Vegas visit.” –Kiko Miyasato
Bellagio. 702.693.7111
Interior photo courtesy of MGM Resorts International
The Passion’s Serenade
Heritage 100 margarita
Friends With Benefits
Guillermina Padilla
Just call Guillermina Padilla “Mom” or “tia” (aunt)—her staff does. As the operations manager for Chayo Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar at The Linq Promenade, she loves welcoming guests into the restaurant and her home, and she loves making her staff feel heard and taken care of.
It’s a role the California native knows well, as her first career was stay-at-home mom. As her children got older, she went back to school to become a business accounting technician. Eight years ago, she
moved to Las Vegas and began working in accounting departments at various companies, but the food and beverage industry called to her. Padilla started at local restaurants, eventually moving to the Strip and into management roles, and joined Chayo seven months ago.
“I run the operations of the restaurant, making sure that guests are happy, food comes out on time, drinks are made correctly; making sure from corner to corner it’s a smooth operation,”she says.
Overseeing the restaurant (you’ll see
Libation • Watermelon Margarita
Padilla says guests call Chayo’s margaritas some of the best on the Strip. A favorite is the watermelon margarita made with Mi Campo tequila, house-made margarita mix, fresh-squeezed watermelon juice, lime juice, triple sec and agave syrup. –KM
Padilla everywhere) “comes very natural,” she says. “My husband and daughters say all the time I’m the queen of hospitality. … I make sure guests are gonna have a good time. I welcome them into my home. … I also love leading my team, teaching them, guiding them. Leading by example is my type of management.
“I’ve built a strong connection with my team; I think it’s really important when you’re a manager. I like to let my team open up to me. I’m known as Mom or they call me tia—I love that.” –Kiko Miyasato
Benefit Friday and Saturday, the restaurant turns into a nightclub for Latin Nights, with DJs and no cover, midnight to 4 a.m.
Photos by Christopher DeVargas
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By Ken Miller
Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House is still stellar 31 years later
Scottish salmon
Now entering its 31st year on the Strip, Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House’s commitment to high-quality cuisine has never wavered. From seafood to steak, this remains one of the premier dining spots in town, with flavors that are truly reflective of its celebrity chef’s influences.
Beautiful amber hues punctuate the dining room, and the bar is an art piece all on its own. Once you make your way through the immaculately designed dining area, take your seat at either an extra-comfy booth or table and get ready with a signature cocktail. Highlights here include Emeril’s Strawberry Lemonade, a longtime favorite featuring vodka, straw-
berry purée, lemon and simple syrup, and Getting Figgy With It, made with black fig liqueur, coconut rum, maple syrup and a splash of orange juice.
Now that those taste buds are primed and ready, you’ll want to get your evening started off right with the New Orleans barbecue shrimp, practically a food group all of its own, with succulent pieces of the crustacean smothered with a decadent sauce that begs to be completely sopped up with the too-good rosemary biscuit. For another satisfying starter, order the Louisiana-style broiled oysters, smothered with Parmigiano-Reggiano and Creole herb butter.
Speaking of sublime seafood, you really shouldn’t pass up the Scottish salmon, served with sautéed local mushrooms and saffron soubise.
For a true Emeril classic, don’t miss the Carolina Gold jambalaya, made with jumbo gulf shrimp, andouille sausage and Carolina Gold rice. If meat is more your bag, there is a tremendous steak you can order off-menu: The Campfire Cedar Plank Steak. Your cut is cooked on a piece of cedar that’s been “treated” with Worcestershire sauce to impart a smoky flavor like no other. It’s topped with sautéed trinity (diced onions, bell peppers and celery) and a warm remoulade.
Best of luck choosing between the desserts available here. Every one is a stone-cold winner, from the chocolate mousse bar (in addition to the smoothness of the dulce de leche, chocolate cake and coconut cream sauce, you get a delightful crunch from white and dark chocolate pearls!) and homemade sorbet (topped with seasonal berries) to possibly the ultimate dessert on the Strip: Emeril’s banana cream pie. It’s not an exaggeration to say this dessert has been a big part of the restaurant’s reputation, and after you take a bite of the creation, served with chocolate shavings and caramel sauce, you will immediately understand why.
Insider tip: If you really want to be surprised, go for the Chef’s Table experience, where you will be given a tasting menu. This offering is constantly changing, so there’s no way to tell what will be placed in front of you. But trust us: Whatever it is, you’ll be smiling ear to ear.
Scottish salmon photo by Eugene Dela Cruz/OneSeven Agency, all other dishes courtesy photos
Louisiana style broiled oysters
New Orleans barbecue shrimp
Carolina Gold jambalaya
311 brings 26 years of tradition back to Vegas
By Genevie Durano
For a band that’s spent more than three decades defying easy categorization—is it rock reggae, funk, rap or
something else?—311 has mastered one thing with absolute certainty: 311 Day. On March 7-8, the annual celebration returns for its 12th Las Vegas iteration, but this time the band’s breaking the fourth wall. For the first time in 26 years of 311 Day events, the experience expands into a citywide celebration.
Think of it as a weekend-long immersion into the beloved band. Yes, there are two shows with two completely different setlists and zero repeated songs, a signature challenge that the band’s maintained throughout 311 Day’s history. But surrounding those performances is an ecosystem of expe-
8:30 p.m. March 7-8, starting at $220 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
THE SHOWS
Two completely different setlists, no repeated songs across both nights.
Special one-time collaboration with Blue Man Group for select songs.
311 MUSEUM
Pop-up retrospective featuring rare artifacts, stage gear, artwork and vintage poster art spanning the band’s history. For location and hours: 311day.com
VIP EXPERIENCES
Side Stage Package: Limited upgrades allow fans to watch up to three songs from the side of the stage.
Superfan Travel Packages: Premium hotel accommodations, exclusive merchandise and guaranteed entry to all official preparties and activations.
riences: a museum pop-up showcasing decades of stage gear and artwork, VIP side-stage access that puts fans in the wings for select songs, and partnerships designed to thread the band’s presence throughout the city.
But first, let’s talk about the band’s history. Since 1992, when vocalist Doug “SA” Martinez joined with vocalist/ guitarist Nick Hexum, guitarist Tim
Mahoney, drummer Chad Sexton and bassist Aaron “P-Nut” Wills to complete the five-piece, 311’s lineup has remained unchanged, placing it alongside U2 and Radiohead in that rare echelon of bands that have resisted the personnel shuffle that typically splinter even the most successful groups. More than 10 million albums sold, countless tours and a fanbase devoted enough to sell out its recent cruise in 24 hours—the numbers tell the story, but they don’t capture the communal energy that defines 311 Day.
This year’s celebration arrives on the heels of Full Bloom, the band’s latest album that’s already generated its highest-charting alternative single in 13 years (“You’re Gonna Get It” peaked at No. 17) and surpassed 1 million streams. The record channels positivity and unity, themes that have always been threaded through 311’s work but feel particularly resonant now. It’s also fueled a massive global tour, proving that three decades in, the band’s creative momentum shows no signs of slowing.
The weekend’s wild card comes in the form of Blue Man Group, which will join 311 onstage for a one-time collaborative performance during select songs. Blue Man Group’s experimental percussion and visual artistry against 311’s genreblending energy? That’s the kind of pairing that only happens in Vegas.
311 Day is not a festival or a residency, exactly. It’s something built collaboratively between the band and fans over 26 years, now spreading across the city in the most magical way. Don’t miss it.
By Ken Miller
No matter the cut, Las Vegas has the steak you want —and the great steakhouse experience
There are few dining experiences that linger in your mind longer than a great steak dinner. Close your eyes and picture the one you’ve never forgotten: maybe it was the restaurant itself, where the vibe just made you hungry; maybe it was the service, making you feel relaxed and happy; maybe it was the appearance when your cut hit the table, cooked
to absolute perfection; maybe it was the way the knife glided through the meat effortlessly; or maybe it was that perfect combo of steak and sauce, whether it be peppercorn, bearnaise, bordelaise, chimichurri or horseradish—or heck, even A.1.!
Las Vegas has perfectly mastered this experience, and we present some of the absolute best on the
following pages. As with anything of absolute quality, palates differ. Some of you will never deviate from filet mignon, while others can’t get enough of the deep flavor of a ribeye. Whatever your preference, we hope you find it here. So read on, then make your reservations—and get ready for a new steak dinner memory you will never forget.
Bourbon Steak at Four Seasons. 702.632.5000 It’s one of the most classic steaks in the world, and this cut from Creekstone Farms is simply magnificent at Michael Mina’s newest Vegas restaurant. Full of flavor and butter-like in its tenderness, it demands your full attention—and return visits.
Photo by JMP Force
Carversteak at Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.550.2333
As far as brands go, Australia’s Westholme wagyu is pretty hard to beat for overall quality. And Carversteak’s 50-ounce F-1 tomahawk from that brand is an absolute giant on the Strip—in more ways than one. Marbling, tenderness, overall flavor, this cut has it all.
Photo by Anthony Mair
702.794.3767
This is the best of both worlds, a New York strip and a filet mignon, separated by a bone. Which one do you start with? That’s the eternal question, but with this longtime favorite’s version, you’ll be glad to go back again and again to get it right.
by
Photo
Christopher DeVargas
The Steak House at Circus Circus.
Barry’s Downtown Prime at Circa Resort & Casino. 702.726.5504
This cut—a 12-ounce, wetaged rib cap from Creekstone Farms—is so good, chef Barry Dakake put his trademark on it. The outer rim of the prime rib roast, it’s amazingly tender, and Dakake’s version boosts the flavor profile to the maximum.
Photo by Pathfinder Productions
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Delmonico Steakhouse at The Venetian Resort. 702.414.3737
For the perfect meal for two, this 20-ounce Creekstone Farms Angus steak (a center-cut beef tenderloin roast) is hard to beat. Emeril Lagasse’s grilled and oh-so-tender version is cooked in a red wine reduction, carved tableside for two and drizzled with bearnaise sauce.
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Photo by TJ Perez
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Caesars Entertainment/ Michael Rudin
Peter Luger Steak House at Caesars Palace. caesars.com
Simplicity is usually the best approach when it comes to steak, and this porterhouse, cut into slices and served on a very-hot plate, is as basic as it gets. This is a very old-school steakhouse, which means you only get the signature Luger’s Own Sauce. The good news? It’s all you need.
Three decades in, Nine Inch Nails is still defying expectations
By Genevie Durano
Nine Inch Nails brings its Peel It Back Tour to the Las Vegas Strip this week, extending a run that’s already captivated more than 450,000 fans across Europe and North America. The tour earned Consequence’s
2025 Live Act of the Year honor, a recognition that speaks to both the production’s technical ambition and the band’s creative fire.
Founded in 1988 under Trent Reznor’s vision, the band has spent nearly four decades evolving from the visceral assault of “March of the Pigs” to the haunted restraint of later works. Its 2020 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction arrived not as a career capper but as an acknowledgment of its influence that’s still very much apparent. This tour isn’t about looking back—it’s
about what comes next.
Reznor and longtime collaborator Atticus Ross made their priorities unmistakably clear in a recent Consequence interview.
“We are working on new stuff and we’re excited to work on it… the fuse has been lit and the desire is there,” Reznor said, noting they’re now prioritizing new Nine Inch Nails material over other projects. It’s a notable shift for a duo whose film scores have earned them two Oscars—for The Social Network and Soul—and reshaped how cinematic music functions.
That renewed momentum stems directly from the band’s work on Tron: Ares, the first soundtrack released under the Nine Inch Nails name rather than credited to Reznor and Ross individually. The score dropped Sept. 19, proving itself more than film work: It’s a Nine Inch Nails album that happens to power a Disney movie. Lead single “As Alive as You Need Me to Be” has been woven into the tour all year.
The production unfolds across two stages, each serving a distinct purpose. The main stage, surrounded by translucent
along with new bassist Stu Brooks—has recharged the group’s chemistry. Together with Reznor and Ross, they’ve created something that feels both familiar and entirely new.
8 p.m. March 7, starting at $62 plus tax and fee. axs.com
scrims, is an immersive visual experience that matches the sonic intensity. But it’s the B-stage, planted mid-arena floor, where something more intimate occurs. Here, Reznor delivers acoustic renditions and rarities that contrast sharply with the sound happening elsewhere.
The current lineup features longtime guitarist Robin Finck and returning drummer Josh Freese, who rejoined after 17 years away. Freese originally toured with the band from 2005 to 2008 before leaving to focus on family, and his return—
Songs like “Closer” and “Head Like a Hole” still command the room, but they’re recontextualized now, placed alongside deep cuts and material from Tron: Ares. The band treats its catalog as living material: arrangements shift, setlists change, nothing stays the same. It’s this constant evolution that keeps Nine Inch Nails vital three decades in.
The Peel It Back Tour isn’t your ordinary concert. Rather, it’s a curated experience, guiding audiences through sonic textures and emotional terrain that reflect the band’s uncompromising vision. When the lights drop at MGM Grand on March 7, you’ll witness a band operating at the height of its creativity, still pushing boundaries, always defying expectations.
Photo at left by Terence Rushin/@photorushin, photos at right by Carlos Gonzalez
Omega
with a little help from your friends
By Genevie Durano
Sure, you can wander through Omega Mart, Meow Wolf’s 52,000-square-foot multiverse, solo, and plenty do. But watch the crowd for five minutes and you’ll notice something: The best moments happen when people bring witnesses.
It starts at the entrance, where groups huddle around product displays, reading labels aloud: “Emergency Clams—for when regular clams just won’t cut it.” Someone grabs the Cage Free Toes sliders, someone else finds Dr. Supervisor energy drink, and suddenly everyone’s hunting for the weirdest item on the shelves. The competition is on.
Then someone opens that freezer door marked “Don’t Forget Yourself,” crawls
through to the other side, and turns back with that look, the one that says, “You’ve got to see this!”
What makes Omega Mart work as a group experience is its choose-your-ownadventure vibe. There’s no guided tour, no suggested route, no “start here” signs beyond the grocery store entrance. Groups immediately splinter into competing exploration strategies. The planners want to solve the Dramcorp mystery system-
atically, collecting clues like they’re auditing a corporate crime scene. The photographers need the perfect shot in every neon-lit hallway. The experientialists just want to touch everything.
Parents with kids in tow navigate differently than college friends on a weekend trip, who move differently than couples on date night. The kids want the slides and the climb -
Mart works best
3215 S. Rancho Drive.
ing walls. The college crew gravitates toward the hidden bar Datamosh, where Happle Juice flows and bartenders mix otherworldly cocktails. The date-nighters linger in installations like Claudia Bueno’s “Pulse,” where countless line drawings animate across 60 glass panels, the kind of mesmerizing art that gives you an excuse to stand close.
Solo explorers move at their own pace, which has advantages. You can spend 20 minutes decoding computer terminals in Dramcorp headquarters without someone complaining they’re bored. But you also miss the moment when your friend discovers the Micro-Breakroom employee training video, then finds the Micro-Micro-Breakroom behind it, then emerges victorious, yakking about the Daikon Pals like they’re now the expert
on Dramcorp’s darkest secrets. Dramcorp’s mystery practically demands collaboration. Piecing together the disappearance of Omega Mart employees through scattered documents and cryptic voicemails works better when someone remembers the detail you forgot. Groups develop
theories, debate corporate conspiracies, argue about which dimension connects to which.
Watch couples navigate Omega Mart and you’ll spot two distinct approaches: The “we’re staying together” pairs who move as a unit, pointing out discoveries, versus the
“meet you back here in an hour” pairs who split up and reconvene with competing stories. Your relationship will tell you which one you are.
Friend groups turn Omega Mart into an unofficial scavenger hunt. Who found the weirdest installation? Who got the best photo? Who discovered a secret room nobody else found? There’s plenty of bragging rights to go around here, fueled by the fact that Omega Mart’s 60-plus rooms and portals guarantee everyone sees something different.
Whether you’re dragging surly teenagers, treating outof-town friends or convincing your partner that yes, a grocery store is absolutely worth the price of admission, Omega Mart delivers. It’s the most fun you’ll have since before the smartphone hijacked your attention span, guaranteed.
Top right photo courtesy of Atlas Media
All other photos by Christopher DeVargas for Meow Wolf
Photo by Christopher DeVargas
VEGAS
This Show’s Got Legs
Fantasy: The Strip’s Sexiest Tease is always looking for new ways to keep the show fresh while losing none of that signature sexiness. The most recent change is the inclusion of an original song, “Fantasy Come True,” created in collaboration with District 78 and performed by singer Lorena Peril to open the show. Luxor, 18+. 702.262.4400
Friday, March 6
Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club MGM Grand. bradgarrettcomedy.com
Saturday, March 7 Wayne Newton Flamingo. ticketmaster.com
KÀ Cirque du Soleil’s spectacular show tells the story of a brother and sister who are separated by war, overcoming all obstacles put in their way until they are reunited. The centerpiece of the production is the stage itself, which is constantly in a state of movement, changing from a sandy beach to a rocky cliff within seconds. On all levels, KÀ delivers. MGM Grand. 702.531.3826
Sunday, March 8
Absinthe Caesars Palace. 18+. spiegelworld.com
Fantasy: The Strip’s Sexiest Tease photo by Bryan Steffy
GET YOUR TICKETS!
Criss Angel and Alice Cooper One of the world’s biggest illusionists joins forces with one of the world’s most iconic rockers in an over-the-top show that will have you breathless by the end. Both artists specialize in pushing boundaries, so buckle up for an unforgettable night!
Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. March 6-8, starting at $118 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
Foreigner The band behind timeless classics like “Cold As Ice,” “Urgent,” “Hot Blooded” and “I Want to Know What Love Is” brings its 50th anniversary show, Foreigner: The Hits Orchestral, to the Strip. Backed by a full orchestra, Foreigner will have you thinking you’re hearing these songs for the first time.
The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. March 6-7, starting at $55 plus tax and fee. venetianlas vegas.com
Atsuko Okatsuka This comedian, actress and writer is one of the hottest tickets around. She’s the second Asian-American to have a stand-up special on HBO, The Intruder, and to say her material is barrier-breaking is understating the case considerably. See for yourself.
The Venetian Resort, 7:30 p.m. March 1, starting at $39 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
It’s Mental!
Colin Cloud: Mastermind is a mentalism show par excellence. Anyone who saw him rise in the ranks on America’s Got Talent (or saw him when he performed in Shim Lim’s show at The Mirage) will tell you: He’s so good it’s a little bit scary. Don’t be surprised if you do more than one double-take!
Harrah’s Las Vegas. ticketmaster.com
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
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Tournament of Kings Familyfriendly shows don’t get much better than this re-creation of medieval times, complete with jousting, sword fighting, lots of cool horse choreography and a fire-spewing bad guy. And as a very nice touch, you also get served a meal you eat completely with your hands. Don’t forget to cheer on your country!
Excalibur. 702.597.7600
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WOW—The Vegas Spectacular More than 30 artists fly, flip, dance and defy imagination (and, at times, gravity) in a 180-degree setting with holograms, water effects and some finalists from America’s Got Talent. You’ll laugh, gasp in awe and hold your breath in anxious anticipation.
Rio Las Vegas, 4+. ticketmaster.com
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Blue Man Group This show is an international sensation that combines comedy, theater, rock concert and dance party for a multisensory experience you’ll never forget. The title characters never utter a sound as they discover the world around them—from the sounds of cereal to the artistic potential of marshmallows. Luxor. 702.262.4400
Absinthe photo courtesy of Spiegelworld/Erik Kabik
Wayne Newton photo by Denise Truscello, Colin Cloud photo by Christopher DeVargas
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Alexxa’s One of the most delicious options around for brunch, with floor-to ceiling windows opening out onto a Strip-fronting patio. Try the Cinnaroll waffle with cream cheese frosting, blueberries, raspberries and candied pecans, or the shrimp and grits, like no grits you’ve had before, with white cheddar, chives and bacon. Paris Las Vegas. 702.331.5100
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Hash House a Go Go This “twisted farm food” makes for a excellent midday meal, with a sage-fried chicken sandwich, buffalo chicken wings, fish ’n’ chips and country-fried steak and eggs. The starter of mac and cheese is also almost mandatory, it’s so good, and could easily be your main. (It comes in bacon and chorizo, too.) Plaza. 702.386.2594
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Balla Italian Soul Get a table here, and you’re in for a treat. Shawn McClain’s take on traditional dishes yields braised lamb pappardelle; the Calabria pizza with spicy sauce and Parmesan; a classic chicken Parm; and Mediterranean sea bream with lemon butter. The wine list will give you something to ogle as well.
SAHARA Las Vegas. 702.761.7619
Mott 32 If you love Peking duck, try the version at this upscale Chinese restaurant, with ducks only available for preorder. It’s smoked with apple wood, and is served with Bjørk caviar for $278. For an even more decadent bite, consider the braised whole Japanese dried abalone for $598 per person, or 10 ounces of A5 Japanese Miyazaki wagyu for $268. The Venetian Resort. 702.607.3232
Chilean Sea Bass
A day one offering at Tao Asian Bistro —the dynamic nightclub, lounge and restaurant—the satay of Chilean sea bass is coated with a miso glaze that is shiny, sweet and delicious. Along with pad Thai noodles, the satay has long been a guest favorite at the restaurant. For dessert, try the giant fortune cookie, filled with white and dark chocolate mousse. The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.388.8338
Restaurant Guy Savoy Reservations here can be difficult, so consider early seating for best availability. The Michelin-starred French chef’s Vegas restaurant features the Celebration menu, with a six-course meal for $455—or $755 with a wine pairing—per person. The $1,000 per-person Prestige menu features eight courses, wine pairing and cookbook. Caesars Palace. 702.731.7286
Tao Asian Bistro courtesy photo, Bellagio Buffet photo courtesy of MGM Resorts International, Bacchanal Buffet photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment/Michael Rudin, Buffet at Excalibur photo by Evgeny Karandaev
BUFFETS
Bacchanal Buffet
The largest buffet in Vegas, with 10 kitchens and 250
Bellagio Buffet
Open daily, with live-action cooking stations throughout. 702.693.8111
Buffet at Excalibur
This boutique buffet is open daily with both weekday and weekend brunches. Excalibur. 877.880.0880
Off the Strip
Amari Italian Kitchen & Wine Shop This bright, welcoming space in Uncommons, near the Bend off Interstate 215 in southwest Las Vegas, features walls of wines, a welcoming center bar and tables arrayed throughout. Enjoy beef cheek ravioli, chicken Milanese, truffle fries and plenty of cocktails as well.
6825 Tom Rodriguez St. Ste. 100. 725.785.0450
Omakase Kyara Sake
Bar This Japanese bistro in Las Vegas’ Spring Valley neighborhood features seasonal tuna cutting events and omakase menus with nigiri and sashimi courses, cold foods, steamed and main dishes. A late-night izakaya menu features a variety of smaller portions to indulge in after theater or gaming sessions. 6555 S. Jones Blvd., Unit 120. 702.582.4242
Partage This French restaurant is a favorite for locals and visitors alike, with a location in the vibrant Spring Mountain area that is also home to Las Vegas’ Chinatown. Tasting menus range from $120 to $198 with optional add-ons like seared foie gras, truffles and caviar, plus wine pairings starting from $60. 3839 Spring Mountain Road. 702.582.5852
BITES & BEATS
Gilley’s After you have your fill of some of these down-home dishes, like a brisket sandwich with Jack Daniel’s barbecue sauce, baby back ribs, mesquite-grilled ribeye and a massive Texas nacho grande with more chips than you count, settle down with a drink and take advantage of the live entertainment, with local bands, karaoke and even line dancing lessons— as if you needed to take a lesson.
Treasure Island. 702.894.7223
A Meaty Discussion
Steaks at Barry’s Downtown Prime come from all over the country. The 12-ounce wet-aged rib cap (known here as Barry’s Steak) comes from Creekstone Farms in Arkansas City, Kan., while the 20-ounce bison ribeye is from Grass Run Farms in Greeley, Colo. There are also great selections from Seattle, Omaha and Olivia, Minn. Circa Resort & Casino. 702.726.5504
Barry’s Downtown Prime photo by Cole Curtis
dishes. Open daily. Caesars Palace.
Two Decades of Fun
Tao Nightclub features 12,000 square feet, three bars, two main rooms, eight skyboxes and so much more! Seductive performers fill the high-energy space while DJs play bumpin’ beats. Upcoming performers include DJ Phenom (March 6) and DJ E-Rock (March 7).
The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.388.8588
CALENDAR
Friday, March 6
Friday, March 6
Kid Conrad
Jewel Nightclub at Aria
Carnaval Court is a long-running hot spot for live music, outdoor gaming and some of the best flair bartending in the city. Located outdoors along the Strip, here guests can dance to live music nightly from favorite local bands like Spandex Nation, The Droids and Whip Its. When bands don’t take the stage, a rotating lineup of local DJs take over and play everything from pop hits and ’80s to old-school hip-hop and funk. Harrah’s Las Vegas. 702.693.6138
Saturday, March 7
Super Sako
Zouk Nightclub at Resorts World Las Vegas
Insider Tips
Looking for some wild fun?! Don’t miss riding Ricky Bobby—the famous mechanical bull of Gilley’s , the Strip’s rockin’ country saloon. How long can you hold on!? (It’s $10 per ride.) When done conquering the bull, enjoy line dancing and live country music bands and DJs. Treasure Island. 702.894.7147
Some say it’s like stepping into Adventureland at Disneyland! The Golden Tiki is an over-the-top tiki bar that transports guests to the islands. While the kitschy decor and live music are a huge draw, the real stars here are the specialty cocktails. Traditional tiki recipes (read: strong!) are on the menu, along with showstopping cocktails! 3939 Spring Mountain Road. 702.222.3196
It’s a night of gaming fun at Player 1 Video Game Bar! Play all your favorite arcade games, including classics and a large variety of consoles from every era. Pair the fun with 50 beer taps, with many craft breweries spotlighted as well as more than 150 bottled beers on the menu and ciders, meads, sakes and signature martinis. 2797 S. Maryland Pkwy, 21+. 725.204.1399
Zedd
Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace
WHERE TO PLAY
There are many was to have fun at Swingers Las Vegas. Choose a round of mini golf on one of four courses decorated in cutesy English countryside vibes. Take the party over to the carnival and roll up your sleeves and test your skills on games, chill in a booth and drink and dine, or take it to the dancefloor to groove to the DJ’s beats. Mandalay Bay. swingers.club
Innovative dart games make up the fun at Flight Club. Book your private oche and choose from a variety of digital dart games. The instant scoring and groundbreaking tracking technology makes each game that much more exciting. Pair your fun with an elevated food and cocktail menu.
The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.848.4188
Melon Milkis
While Doberman Drawing Room has some of the most creative cocktails in the city (the bar is helmed by world-renowned mixologist Juyoung Kang), it also showcases delicious nonalcoholic drinks like the Melon Milkis. It’s made with rice milk, coconut, lime, honeydew and soda and is garnished with a made-in-house rice cracker dusted in shichimi togarashi. 1025 S. First St. dobermandtlv.com
Open around the clock, O’Sheas combines gaming and drinking whenever the mood strikes you. Make sure to order the popular frozen Bailey’s cocktail and try your hand at some beer pong or table games like blackjack, roulette and craps. The Irish-style pub also offers an assortment of beers on tap and live music and DJs on select nights.
The Linq Promenade. 702.794.3311
Where to Cheer On Your Team!
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With more than 60 screens playing your favorite sports, Blondies Sports Bar & Grill is a great atmosphere for game day. Catch basketball, hockey and more on screens ranging in size from 32 inches to 12 feet while noshing on bar-inspired eats, beers on tap and specialty cocktails
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. 702.737.0444
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Huge video walls and more than 20 TVs make up the sports-viewing fun at Golden Circle Sports Bar. If you want to up the ante while cheering on your favorite team, just walk a few steps over to the adjacent sportsbook and place a bet! Combine all the game-day fun with fare like gourmet hot dogs, nachos and beers on tap. Treasure Island. 866.286.3809
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When you’re just steps away from Allegiant Stadium you know you’re in the right spot for sports! WSKY Stadium is open 24 hours a day for food, drink (80-plus whiskies and 22 beers on tap) and fun. Catch the game on one of the 40 TVs spread throughout the space. 5625 Polaris Avenue. 725.240.7625
TAO Nightclub photo by Bobby J Photography
Kid Conrad and Super Sako courtesy photos, Zedd and Melon Milkis photos by Christopher DeVargas
Showbiz Weekly Shopping
What’s New
Co-founded by Kim Kardashian in 2019, Skims is the next generation of women’s underwear, loungewear and shapewear and now the brand makes its debut with its first-ever Las Vegas boutique. The shapewear enhances natural curves and promotes the ultimate in comfort. Skims Mens line is also available.
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. 702.893.4800
Drybar, the premier blowout salon has officially opened its largest location on the Strip. Guests can expect the brand’s expert stylists to provide flawless blowouts. The nationally loved brand is celebrated for its expert techniques, signature product line and shampoo and blowout styles. Enjoy a lounge-like vibe with drinks and cocktails from the full bar.
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. 702.720.2950
Take a trip to the burgeoning Arts District to check out the new Barter Beer Mall, a community-based antique and artist mall featuring more than 40 local artists and vendors selling an eclectic assortment of vintage and antique pieces. The fun continues because guests can purchase and drink a variety of beers, wines and seltzers while walking around and shopping.
150 W. Wyoming Ave. barterlv.com
To the Nines
Photo by Christopher DeVargas
Arctic Ice Room
throughout the body. Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace.
866.782.0655
Pickleball Courts
On the expansive deck where Serenity Spa is located, take advantage of this fun sport for just $20. Westgate Las Vegas.
702.732.5648
Aquavana Experiential Rooms
Stimulate your senses in multisensory showers, a crystal steam room, igloo, Finnish sauna and herbal laconium room. Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness at The Venetian Resort.
702.414.3610 Fitness Center
Get those muscles nice and pumped on a wide range of equipment, followed by a massage.
Wynn. 702.770.3900
Manscaping
The Barbershops Cuts & Cocktails is truly one of the more unique experiences on the Las Vegas Strip: While you enjoy a world-class straight razor shave or haircut from some of the best barbers around, you can enjoy a cocktail! There’s also an accompanying speakeasy for nightlife fun. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. 702.698.7434
Show Inside a Spa? Yes!
When booking a day pass or 60-minute or longer treatment at Awana Spa & Wellness, you get to check out Art of Aufguss. Join other guests inside a communal bathing area while the Sauna Meister curates and guides you through a 30-minute journey using concentrated heat and aromatherapy all set to special music and lighting. Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.7021
TREAT YOURSELF
Voie Spa & Salon
There are several wonderful treatments here depending on your budget: The Gel Manicure ($90) includes a vanilla sugar scrub and ends with a nourishing moisturizer; the CBD & Lavender-Infused Pedicure ($115) uses a CBD-infused coffee exfoliation and an ecohydration treatment, followed by a light river stone massage along your calves.
Paris Las Vegas.
702.946.4366
Salon Bellagio
Pedicures here are truly something special. From cleansing to shaping to grooming, you’ll be feeling and looking your absolute best. Add on an exfoliation treatment for $35, a gel polish enhancement for $35, a French polish enhancement for $10 and heel therapy for $35.
Bellagio.
702.693.8080
F1 Arcade Did you want to be a racecar driver when you grew up? Well, now you can be, courtesy of this over-the-top experience. The venue’s high-tech immersive racing simulators put you right in the middle of all the Grand Prix action. And the best part? In between races you can fuel up with hand crafted cocktails and elevated bar bites.
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. f1arcade.com
Family Friendly
Las Vegas is a great place to spot celebrities, but if you want to ensure you get a picture with today’s A-listers, head to Madame Tussauds Las Vegas , where hundreds of ultra-realistic wax figures await. Head to the Viva Las Vegas zone to meet the stars that make this city special, or head to Club Tussauds for photo ops with A-List celebrities. The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.862.7800
High Roller How many people can say they’ve taken a spin on the tallest observation wheel in North America? Inside these panoramic pods, you’ll find a plethora of experiences from Happy Half Hour, which comes with an open bar for you whole ride, or the self-guided S.T.E.M. Family Field Trip Guide, a learning experience that teaches about architecture, technology, geography, science, math and more. The Linq Promenade. 855.234.7469
Plan Your Perfect Day
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Play Playground Enjoy largerthan-life-size versions of nostalgic games and interactive challenges. See if you can stick the landing on Bullseye before displaying your surgical precision on Doctor! Doctor! Luxor. 13+ until 7 p.m. 21+ after 7 p.m. playplayground.com
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Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck
Get a breathtaking view of the city from the 46th floor of this replica of the famous French landmark. This is the perfect place to for a romantic date or to snap the most likeable vacation pic for your socials. Go around sunset to watch the valley’s sherbet skies fade to sparkling stars.
Paris Las Vegas. 888.727.4758
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Allegiant Stadium Tours
Get a behind-the-scenes look at one of the newest venues in town. This guided tour will take you through all the exclusive suites and clubs, the broadcast booth, locker rooms and more. Visit on a Raiders gameday for a first-hand look at what it takes to get the stadium kickoff ready. Trust us, it’s fascinating! 3333 Al Davis Way. allegiantstadium.com/tours or 800.724.3377
Off the Strip
Infinity Museum This mind boggling art experience takes you through the world’s largest kaleidoscope, mesmerizing mirror installations and interactive spaces that seemingly go on forever. Just minutes from the Strip, free parking makes this must-stop photo opp super convenient.
3568 S. Maryland Pkwy. Ste. 177. infinitymuseum.com
National Atomic Testing Museum Deep dive into this city’s fascinating atomic history. Roam from room to room to learn about how nuclear reactions take place, what the Nevada Test site was and why it existed, the effect the atomic testing in Nevada had on pop culture and entertainment, and so much more. There’s even an exhibit about the Fallout video game franchise!
755 E. Flamingo Road. 702.409.7366
Universal Horror Unleashed This spooktacular experience brings you four horrifying haunted house experiences all year long. Get scared by all your favorite monsters before experiencing “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “Scarecrow: The Reaping,” “The Exorcist: Believer” and “Universal Monsters” up close and personal. 3215 S. Rancho Dr. universalhorrorunleashed.com
FEEL THE RUSH
Maverick Helicopters
Get a bird’s-eye view of the desert. 6075 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.261.0007
FlyOver Las Vegas
Take flight and explore the world.
3771 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 866.498.2023
Big Shot and X Scream
These are some of the highest thrill rides in the U.S. The STRAT. 702.380.777
FLY LINQ Zipline
Soar over the Linq Promenade on the Strip’s only zipline. The Linq Promenade. 702.777.2783
Adventuredome
This indoor theme park features top attractions. Circus Circus. 702.734.0410
Zero Latency
Experience an adventure that will immerse you in worlds of wonder MGM Grand. 702.891.7974
Swingers Las Vegas This English countrysideinspired crazy golf course combines putt putt fun with party vibes. It’s more than mini golf, it’s an experience complete with nine holes in the most whimsical setting you can think of. Imbibe delicious cocktails, nosh elevated street food bites and compete with friends. Don’t forget to check out the old-school carnival games on the upper levels to win prizes.
Mandalay Bay. swingers.club
Lost City Show Playing every hour on the hour from 10 a.m.-11 p.m., this 3D-projection video show is a fun and visually exciting experience, with more than three dozen projectors making the space come to life. The show is based on Earth’s elements—you’ll watch fire and lava light up the buildings, water rush down the walls, ice freeze onto surfaces, and more!
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. 702.866.0704
Swingers Las Vegas photo by Christopher DeVargas
HOT PICK
Showbiz Weekly Gaming
Elegant Notes
The high-limit room at Crockfords features plenty of slot machines with extremely comfortable chairs. It’s also a relaxing, elegant environment, contrasting against the vibrant main casino floor, with a grand piano and the intimate High Limit Bar, where high-end cocktails issue forth.
Resorts World Las Vegas. rwlasvegas.com
BINGO!
Arizona Charlie’s Boulder This large, bright bingo room on the third floor features odd-hour sessions starting at 9 a.m. with the last session of the day starting at 11 p.m. There’s tons of seating here, with players receiving up to two free drinks per session. Prices start at $4 for paper packs, with both portable and stationary electronic machines available. Side games and bets are also available to spice things up. 4575 Boulder Highway. 702.951.9000
WATCH & WAGER
Stadium Swim
Like to watch sports poolside? This rooftop pool complex features a 40-foot-tall high-def screen, plus tons of seating; the capacity is 4,000. There’s plenty of food and drink, too. Circa Resort & Casino. 702.247.2258
Yahoo Sportsbook powered by William Hill
This sportsbook features a 1,700-foot screen, a bar and lounge with tabletop gaming and plenty of tables, private fan caves and areas with plush seating The Venetian Resort. 855.754.1200
Resorts World Sportsbook
Adjacent to Dawg House Saloon & Sports Book’s restaurant and bar, with massive screens and couches, plus betting windows on one side. Resorts World Las Vegas.
702.676.6964
BetMGM Sportsbook
This cozy venue features overstuffed armchairs, couches and 220-inch TVs, plus multiple betting kiosks. Aria. 702.590.7111
Gaming tips
Set a budget for gaming, and be comfortable if you lose that amount.
One of the easiest bets to place is the over/ under, where you bet on how many total points are scored in a game.
Don’t feel you need to spend your entire budget on one slot or bet. Move around for maximum playing fun.
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Poker at Mandalay Bay If you’re a fan of Texas Hold’Em, you’re sure to find it here, with no-limit games happening all day. Starting at $60, with fun promotions like the Daily High Hands promotion, which awards extra pay for certain qualifying hands, plus the opportunity to earn entry into special tournaments. Wed.Mon., 10 a.m.-4 a.m. Mandalay Bay. 702.632.7790
Westgate Las Vegas This poker room features a variety of tournaments, cash games and promotions that make play even livelier Try 2-4-Limit Hold’em, 3-6-Limit Hold’em, 1-2-NoLimit Hold’em. The room seats 63 at seven tables, and private tournaments can be arranged upon request. Open daily.
Westgate Las Vegas. 702.732.5223
Crockfords courtesy photo, Stadium Swim photo by Christopher DeVargas
TRANSPORTATION DISPENSARIES
Limousine/Coach Rentals
AWG 702.740.3434
Bell Trans 702.739.7990
Kaptyn 702.688.7351
Presidential Limo 702.731.5577
Rental Cars
Alamo 844.354.6962
Budget 800.331.1212
Dollar Rent a Car 866.434.2226
Enterprise 800.736.8222
Fox Rent a Car 702.964.1320
Hertz 800.654.3131
National 800.227.7368
Payless Car Rental 800.729.5377
Sixt 888.749.8227
Thrifty 800.367.2277
Trams
Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM Stops at Crystals and Aria. 8 a.m.-4 a.m. daily, every seven minutes
Excalibur-Luxor-Mandalay Bay 10 a.m.midnight, daily, every three to seven minutes
Curaleaf One of the top health and wellness cannabis operators in the United States. 1736 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 21+. curaleaf.com
MedMen 823 S. 3rd St., recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.527.7685; 4503 Paradise Road, recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.405.8597
Oasis Cannabis Dispensary This 24-hour marijuana dispensary serves the community with quality cannabis products. 1800 Industrial Road, Suite 180, 21+. 702.420.2405
Planet 13 Medical and recreational cannabis, plus cannabis extracts and infused products. 9 a.m.-3 a.m. daily, 2548 W. Desert Inn Road, recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.815.1313
Zen Leaf From service to selection, you’ll find what you’re looking for. 5940 W. Flamingo Road, 21+. zenleafdispensaries.com
Events & Headliners
Want to know what special events and acts are in the works for the next time you head to Vegas? Check our select list of what’s been announced so you can begin making your plans. Prices do not include tax and fee.
March 8-14
311 Park MGM, 8:30 p.m. March 8, starting at $220. ticketmaster.com
Chyi Chin MGM Grand, 8 p.m. March 14, starting at $141. axs.com
Foreigner The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. March 11 and 13-14, starting at $55. ticketmaster.com
Jennifer Lopez Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 13-14, 20-21, and 27-28, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com
Lorna Luft The Venetian Resort, 4 p.m. March 1415, starting at $35. ticketmaster.com
Peso Pluma T-Mobile Arena, X p.m. March 13, starting at $74. axs.com
Ron White The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 8 p.m. March 13 and May 2, starting at $96.30. ticketmaster.com
Sammy Hagar Park MGM, 8 p.m. March 11, 13-14, 18, 20-21, Sept. 18-19, 23 and 25-26, starting at $126. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Chicago Blackhawks T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. March 14, starting at $79.86. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Edmonton Oilers T-Mobile Arena, 6:30 p.m. March 8, starting at $65.45. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Pittsburgh Penguins T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. March 12, starting at $73.81. ticketmaster.com
March 15-21
Boy George & Culture Club The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. March 18, 20-21, 25 and 27-28, starting at $59. ticketmaster.com
Jennifer Lopez Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 2021 and 27-28, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com
John Fogerty Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. March 18 and 20-21, starting at $113. ticketmaster.com
Lorna Luft The Venetian Resort, 4 p.m. March 15, starting at $35. ticketmaster.com
Matt Friend The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. March 21, starting at $35. ticketmaster.com
Puscifer The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 8 p.m. March 20, starting at $81. ticketmaster.com
Sammy Hagar Park MGM, 8 p.m. March 18, 20-21, Sept. 18-19, 23 and 25-26, starting at $126. ticketmaster.com
Tommy James and The Shondells Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. March 20, starting at $106.70. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Buffalo Sabres T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. March 17, starting at $52.03. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Utah Mammoth T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. March 19, starting at $65.34. ticketmaster.com
March 22-28
Andrew Dice Clay The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. March 28, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com
Firehouse Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. March 27, starting at $73.70. ticketmaster.com
Jennifer Lopez Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. March 2728, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com
Sebastian Fundora vs. Keith Thurman MGM Grand, 12:45 p.m. March 28, starting at $130. axs.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Edmonton Oilers T-Mobile Arena, 6:30 p.m. March 26, starting at $59.50. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Washington Capitals T-Mobile Arena, 7:30 p.m. March 28, starting at $81.07. ticketmaster.com
March 29-April 4
Alice Cooper and Criss Angel Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. April 2-4 and May 21-23, starting at $110.85. ticketmaster.com
College Basketball Crown MGM Grand, 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. April 1-2, starting at $56.44. axs.com
Sin Bandera Palms, 8 p.m. April 3, starting at $69.50. axs.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Calgary Flames T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. April 2, starting at $52.89. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Vancouver Canucks T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. March 30, starting at $50.43. ticketmaster.com
April 5-11
Bruno Mars Allegiant Stadium, 7 p.m. April 10-11, starting at $303.05. ticketmaster.com
Quiet Riot Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. April 10, starting at $73.70. ticketmaster.com
April 12-18
Cheap Trick The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. April 17-18, starting at $55. ticketmaster.com
Jerry Seinfeld Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 17-18, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. April 17-18, 22 and 24-26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com
Reggae in the Desert Clark County Amphitheatre, 11 a.m. April 18, starting at $49.99. ticketmaster.com
Tim Allen MGM Grand, 10 p.m. April 18, starting at $184.04. axs.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Seattle Kraken T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. April 15, starting at $61.71. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Winnipeg Jets T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. April 13, starting at $43.05. ticketmaster.com
April 19-25
Ari Lennox The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 8 p.m. April 19, starting at $57.60. ticketmaster.com
Cazzu Park MGM, 8 p.m. April 25, starting at $66.14. ticketmaster.com
Chuwi Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. April 19, starting at $42.50. ticketmaster.com
Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 24-25, 29, May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. April 22 and 24-26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com
Mark Farner’s American Band Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. April 24, starting at $73.70. ticketmaster.com
Naomi Watanabe The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. April 25, starting at $39.99. ticketmaster.com
Smokey Robinson and Gladys Knight Palms, 8 p.m. April 25, starting at $51.50. axs.com
The B-52s The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. April 22 and 24-25, starting at $49.50. ticketmaster.com
April 26-May 2
Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 29 and May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com
Iliza Shlesinger The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 1, Dec. 12, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com
Jeff Dunham Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. April 26, May 31, Oct. 4, Nov. 8 and Dec. 6, starting at $61. axs.com
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. April 26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com
Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. May 1-2, 6, 8-9, July 10-11, 15 and 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com
Sherri Shepherd The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 2, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com
May 3-9
Babyface Palms, 8 p.m. May 8-9, Sept. 4-5, Nov. 13-15, starting at $68. axs.com
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 6, 8-9, 13, 15-16, 21 and 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
Kathleen Madigan The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. May 9, starting at $39. ticketmaster.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Phoenix Mercury Mandalay Bay, 12:30 p.m. May 9, prices vary. axs.com
Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. May 6, 8-9, July 10-11, 15and 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com
Michelle Buteau The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. May 8, starting at $39.99. ticketmaster.com
May 10-16
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 13, 15-16, 21 and 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
Goo Goo Dolls The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. May 15-16, 20 and 22-23, starting at $65. ticketmaster.com
Harland Williams The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. May 16, starting at $39. ticketmaster.com
Khalid Planet Hollywood, 7:30 p.m. May 16, starting at $94.80. ticketmaster.com
Paul Anka Palms, 7:30 p.m. May 16, starting at $65. axs.com
May 17-23
Academy of Country Music Awards MGM Grand, May 17. axs.com
Aldo Nova Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $63.45. ticketmaster.com
Alice Cooper & Criss Angel Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. May 21-23, starting at $110.85. ticketmaster.com
Amon Amarth and Dethklok Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. May 21, starting at $83.40. ticketmaster.com
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 21 and 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
BTS Allegiant Stadium, 8 p.m. May 23, 24 and 27, sold out. ticketmaster.com
Hilary Duff The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. May 2324, starting at $404. voltairelv.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Los Angeles Sparks Mandalay Bay, 5 p.m. May 23. axs.com
Nikki Glaser and David Spade Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 22-23 and Sept. 4-5, starting at $88. ticketmaster.com
Russell Dickerson Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $75.70. ticketmaster.com
Yungblud Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 19, starting at $75.70. ticketmaster.com
May 24-30
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
BTS Allegiant Stadium, 8 p.m. May 24 and 27, sold out. ticketmaster.com
Hilary Duff The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. May 24, starting at $404. voltairelv.com
Sepultura Mandalay Bay, 5:30 p.m. May 25, starting at $48.50. ticketmaster.com
May 31-June 6
Jeff Dunham Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. May 31, Oct. 4, Nov. 8 and Dec. 6, starting at $61. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Golden State Valkyries Mandalay Bay, noon June 6. axs.com
June 7-13
Las Vegas Aces vs. Minnesota Lynx Mandalay Bay, 5 p.m. June 13. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Seattle Storm Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. June 8. axs.com
June 14-20
George Lopez MGM Grand, 9 p.m. June 19-20, starting at $79.31 . ticketmaster.com
New Kids on the Block Park MGM, 8 p.m. June 19-20, 24 and 26-27, starting at $99.16. ticketmaster.com
June 21-27
A$AP Rocky MGM Grand, 7:30 p.m. June 26, starting at $74. axs.com
Josh Gates Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. June 26, starting at $80. ticketmaster.com
Jerry Seinfeld Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. June 26-27, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Dallas Wings Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. June 25. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Golden State Valkyries Mandalay Bay, 1 p.m. June 21. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. New York Liberty Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. June 23. axs.com
New Kids on the Block Park MGM, 8 p.m. June 24, 26-27, July 1, 3-4, Oct. 2-3, 7, 9-10, 14 and 16-17, starting at $99.16. ticketmaster.com
Summer Walker T-Mobile Arena, 7:30 p.m. June 26, starting at $85.86. ticketmaster.com
June 28-July 4
Bulletboys Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. July 3, starting at $52.70. ticketmaster.com
Don Toliver MGM Grand, 7:30 p.m. July 3, $90. axs.com
Firefall, Atlanta Rhythm Section and Orleans Westgate Las Vegas, 7 p.m. July 4 starting at $61. ticketmaster.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Chicago Sky Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. July 3. axs.com
New Kids on the Block Park MGM, 8 p.m. July 1 and 3-4, starting at $99.16. ticketmaster.com
July 5-11
Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever Mandalay Bay, 4 p.m. July 5. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Phoenix Mercury Mandalay Bay, 1 p.m. July 11. axs.com
Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. July 10-11, 15 and 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com
July 12-18
Ed Sheeran Allegiant Stadium, 5:30 p.m. July 18, starting at $78. ticketmaster.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. July 12. axs.com
Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. July 15 and 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com
Olivia Dean MGM Grand, 8 p.m. July 18. axs.com
July 26-Aug. 1
1969 Live–The King Returns Westgate Las Vegas, 7 p.m. July 31, starting at $19. ticketmaster.com
AC/DC Allegiant Stadium, 7 p.m. Aug. 1, starting at $147.46. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. New York Liberty Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. July 30. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Portland Fire Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. July 28. axs.com
Aug. 9-15
Las Vegas Aces vs. Minnesota Lynx Mandalay Bay, 5 p.m. Aug. 15. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Washington Mystics Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 11. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Washington Mystics Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 13. axs.com
Ne-Yo and Akon MGM Grand, 8 p.m. Aug 14, starting at $107.33. axs.com
Aug. 16-22
Las Vegas Aces vs. Atlanta Dream Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 18. axs.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Connecticut Sun Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 20. axs.com
Aug. 23-29
5 Seconds of Summer Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. Aug. 29. ticketmaster.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Toronto Tempo Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. Aug. 28. axs.com
Ralph Barbosa The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. Aug. 28-29, starting at $49.99. ticketmaster.com
