Take 44 songs from a catalog created over more nearly two decades, toss in some amazing lighting, effects and staging, sprinkle in dancers, acrobats, bicyclists and a superstar singer-songwriter, put it all in front of 60,000 or so screaming fans on consecutive nights, and you have the ingredients for Taylor Swift’s “Eras” tour stop this past weekend at Allegiant Stadium.

The exhibition includes much of the music and artistry from the extensive collection of Disney animated films, from modern hits like ...

The concerts pick up again on June 16-17.

Live Nation will continue to book residencies and other shows at the Strip venue.

“I love having people in the show who aren’t just showing up and doing their act that they have rehearsed over and over. They’re also looking at the audience and saying, what can I give them?”

“We don’t sell drugs, we don’t have a rich uncle, we don’t have Bitcoin winnings. We fund it all ourselves.”

We’re All Mad Here will feature a headlining set from LSDream; performances from Eazybaked, Space Wizard, Tripp St., Equanimous, SuperAve., Tahùm and DJ Manifesto; and an array of festival-style vendors, art installations and more.

Collectively, its programming here has accounted for more than $2 billion in gross ticket revenue, selling approximately 19.7 million tickets to Vegas shows.

Non-Swifties might be wondering, why so much chaos over some pop music concerts? So let’s try to explain why this tour—which kicked off March 17 in Glendale, Arizona, and hits Las Vegas next—is such a big deal.

Zai Las Vegas is coming to Fremont Street later this month.

Legacy Club is throwing a rooftop disco party on April 21.

The Life Is Beautiful festival returns to downtown Las Vegas for its 10th year on Sept. 22-24 and early bird tickets for this year’s festivities go on sale Thursday at 10 a.m. The fest held a special locals-only presale earlier this year and early bird ticket pricing starts at $355 for general admission ...

Maroon 5, Adele, Diplo, Pirate Fest and more in this week’s Superguide.

She ended the encore with Mac classic “Landslide,” dedicated to longtime bandmate Christine McVie, who died in November.

"MJ: The Evolution," another musical tribute, is also reopening at the Orleans this week.

“When I was younger, I felt like I had nobody there to advocate for me.”

“We’d send it to some of the bigger labels, and they would say, ‘What are your Spotify numbers? How many Instagram followers do you have?’ It’s like they didn’t even listen to it.”

He’ll return to Las Vegas to headline We the Beat’s first St. Patrick’s Day party, Get Lucky, at Fergusons Downtown.

“You have pop favorites and the style of Beyoncé, Lizzo, Rihanna, Avril Lavigne … and I’m glad more traditional theater audiences are getting to experience it in that setting.”

Circa, South Point, the Westgate and more.