Dead & Company Announces 2025 Return to Las Vegas Sphere for 10-Year Anniversary Celebration
Dead & Company is set to return to the Las Vegas Sphere in 2025 for a spectacular celebration of their 10-year anniversary. The highly anticipated event promises unforgettable live music experiences, with fans encouraged to register for presale tickets. Known for its cutting-edge technology and immersive atmosphere, the Sphere has quickly become a premier venue for live performances. Stay tuned for more details on what could be one of the most talked-about concert series of the year!
Las Vegas Sphere Unveils Festive Thanksgiving Showcase with Unique Animations
Las Vegas is celebrating Thanksgiving with a dazzling showcase at the iconic Sphere, featuring festive animations like a playful emoji catching snowflakes and heartwarming ‘Turkey hands’ drawings by employee children. This innovative display embodies the holiday spirit and community involvement, with more exciting holiday content planned as Christmas approaches. Enjoy the festive animations online via XO Stream and experience the joy of the season from anywhere.
Swingers Las Vegas: A New Mini-Golf Experience Opens at Mandalay Bay
Swingers Las Vegas, the vibrant mini-golf experience, opened on November 8, 2024, at Mandalay Bay. This adults-only venue features an English countryside theme, cocktails, and live DJ music, making it a unique addition to Las Vegas’s entertainment scene. With rounds starting at $35 and special local pricing, Swingers promises an unforgettable night out. Explore this innovative venue as Las Vegas continues to thrive with sports and entertainment events.
Power Outage Leaves 14,000 NV Energy Customers in Las Vegas Without Electricity
A major power outage has left nearly 14,000 NV Energy customers in southwest Las Vegas without electricity. The outage, affecting areas in zip codes 89113 and 89148, occurred on Friday morning. NV Energy has reported 105 separate outages but has not disclosed the cause or estimated restoration time. Residents are urged to stay updated as the situation unfolds amid other local news, including safety incidents and upcoming events like the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The All-American Rejects Withdraw from 2024 When We Were Young Festival
The All-American Rejects have announced their withdrawal from the 2024 When We Were Young festival due to a management change, disappointing fans who anticipated a special performance of their debut album. The band expressed their heartfelt regret and commitment to their fans, highlighting the effort put into their planned show. As the festival approaches, fans await updates on the lineup and potential replacements.
Economists Skeptical of Film Tax Credits Amid Calls for Caution
Economists are increasingly skeptical about the economic benefits of film tax credits, despite support from Hollywood. Recent reports suggest inflated job creation and financial gains, raising concerns about the impartiality of analyses backing these incentives. As states compete for film industry investment, a critical evaluation of these tax programs is essential to ensure responsible use of taxpayer funds and sustainable economic growth.
UNLV Quarterback Matthew Sluka Steps Away for Remainder of Season
UNLV Rebels quarterback Matthew Sluka has announced he will step away from the team for the remainder of the season to utilize his redshirt year. His decision, fueled by unmet commitments, leaves fans and teammates in shock. Sluka has played a pivotal role in the team’s undefeated start, showcasing his skills with impressive stats. As the Rebels prepare for their Mountain West opener against Fresno State, questions arise about their offensive strategy without their key player.
Thunderstorms Hit Southern Nevada as Monsoon Season Peaks
Thunderstorms are intensifying in Southern Nevada as the monsoon season peaks, bringing heavy downpours, gusty winds, and frequent lightning. A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for the East Las Vegas Valley, urging residents to exercise caution. The weather is expected to remain active with additional thunderstorms and rising temperatures through the weekend. Stay informed and prepared during this critical weather period.
Las Vegas Tourism Chief Faces Investigation Over WNBA Sponsorship Deals
Las Vegas tourism chief, Steve Hill, faces scrutiny over potential WNBA rules violations in $100,000 sponsorship deals for Aces players. The investigation led by Steven Kobre seeks to determine if the agreements breached salary-cap regulations, with Hill asserting compliance with WNBA policies. Despite controversy, the CEO stands by the legitimacy of the sponsorship offers, emphasizing the commitment to players and their contributions to promotional activities.
Last-Minute Father’s Day Events in Las Vegas
Discover last-minute, fun events in Las Vegas for Father’s Day weekend, including BBQs, pool parties, live music, and more. From free meditation classes to tribute concerts, there’s something for everyone to enjoy with their dad in Las Vegas. Skip the planning and head to Chinatown for delicious food options like Korean BBQ and sushi restaurants. Embrace the Dad Rock music scene with bands like Nickelback and Bon Jovi making an appearance during Father’s Day weekend.