Las Vegas can be a lot of things but one thing it definitely is, is exciting. People from all over the world come to Las Vegas to experience a never-ending evening filled with experiences that have never and will never be experienced anywhere else.
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Certainly, there is something for everyone. If you want to see a world class show, spend a little cash or just indulge it’s all here. For a change of pace spend some time in Las Vegas for the holidays and enjoy some holiday lights of a different brilliance.
In November be sure to check out Rod Stewart. Stewart makes his triumphant return to Las Vegas with his two-year engagement of performances of a culmination of Stewart’s hits from throughout the years at the Colosseum. Stewart will give his energetic performance through November. Reminisce with songs like “Forever Young,” “Reason to Believe,” and “Hot Legs.” For more classic music, 70’s legendary rock group, The Eagles are performing live in concert with tracks from their latest album, Long Road Out of Eden, along with classic hits at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
If you want to have a few laughs catch Jay Leno November 18 and 19 at Terry Fator Theatre in the Mirage. One of America’s most popular comedians, Leno will entertain you with a new perspective on day to day life.
Or settle in for the smooth R & B sounds of Charlie Wilson, former leader of the GAP Band. Wilson first met with success with GAP Band and a string of hits like “You Dropped a Bomb on Me” and “Party Train.” During the mid-80s Wilson went solo and since then his voice has influenced a whole new generation of R & B artists.
With December ushering in the holidays it doesn’t mean that Vegas slows down. David Spade will perform Dec. 2 and 3. The “Rules of Engagement” star and “Saturday Night Live” alum has returned to his stand-up comedy routine and will have you rolling in the aisles.
Then have some more laughs Dec. 26 and 27 with Jerry Seinfeld and his unique brand of observational humor. Seinfeld co-created the NBC pilot that would become the show “Seinfeld” in 1989. That show enjoyed nine successful years from 1990-1991 before calling it quits. Now Seinfeld has returned to his stand up roots and is ready to wrap your year up on a funny note.
Tired of the same out holiday traditions? Create a new one and cozy up beneath the bright lights of Las Vegas.