Exciting Lineup of Concerts and Comedy Acts in Las Vegas for 2025

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Music and showbiz fans from around the world can look forward to an incredible lineup of stars in the first half of 2025 at Las Vegas casinos.  

There was a time when the majority of names on the list for 2025 sold out huge stadiums; some still do but the fashionable thing to do it seems, is to play to audiences at much more intimate venues over a longer period of time.

Las Vegas Has Always Attracted the Stars

Las Vegas has always been a magnet for showbiz stars right from the early beginnings and the infamous Rat Pack and of course the King, Elvis Presley. 

Vegas is gearing up for an exhilarating year in 2025 with a stellar array of concert residencies and comedy performances taking centre stage. 

Icons and Nostalgia Coming to Casinos in Las Vegas

Launching the year, iconic artist Lionel Richie will commence his ‘King of Heart’s residency at Encore, showcasing his timeless hits. 

January also sees performances from music legends such as John Fogerty at The Wind, Santana at Mandalay Bay, Styx at the Venetian, and Pitbull at the Fontainebleau.

The incomparable Mariah Carey is set to dazzle audiences with eight exclusive shows at Park MGM, while British band Tears for Fears will also perform at Fontan Blue, bringing nostalgia to fans. 

Keith Urban, Garth Brooks and the Black-Eyed Peas on the Menu at Caesars

Not to be missed, Blake Shelton will light up Caesars Palace, and New Edition is slated to perform at The Wind.

Keith Urban's ‘High in Vegas’ residency continues with additional shows at the Fontainebleau Live Theatre. 

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Meanwhile, the Black Eyed Peas take the stage at Planet Hollywood from February 15 through the end of May, with Garth Brooks returning to Caesars Palace for nine spectacular shows next month. 

Heavy Metal at Park MGM  

As we roll into March, Maroon 5 will host a brief residency at Park MGM, and fans can look forward to Dead and Company reviving the spirit of rock with a two-month engagement at the Spirit starting March 20. 

Additionally, the iconic Mötley Crüe will perform at Park MGM's Dolby Live Theatre. 

April brings more excitement with the B-52s in concert at the Venetian and a special appearance by Sammy Hagar, also at Park MGM in May. The nostalgia continues in June, as New Kids on the Block celebrate their classic Right Stuff.

How Long Is a Long Goodbye?

In a residency that has taken the Vegas scene by storm, the Eagles at the Las Vegas Sphere recently extended their run, having already been in town since September. Their ongoing performances intrigue fans, especially since this residency was initially part of their Long Goodbye Farewell tour, which began way back in 1987. 

Adding to the vibrant concert scene, numerous non-residency performances are also planned. 

Collective Soul and The Killers will entertain fans later this month at the Venetian and Caesars, respectively.

Big events are on the horizon with ACDC hitting Allegiance Stadium in April, followed by Post Malone and two huge shows by Coldplay in June. 

Comedy Kings Set to Tickle Your Fancy

The comedy landscape in Las Vegas is equally thrilling. From now until March 22, Nate Bargatze will bring his unique humour to The Wind, while David Spade performs at the Venetian and Jeff Dunham entertains at Planet Hollywood. 

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Legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld returns to Caesars Palace this May, with additional acts like Kevin Hart at Resorts World in February and Ron White at the Cosmopolitan in March. 

Something for Wrestle Fans and the Chippendales Bid Farewell

New experiences await with the return of the amazing David Blaine in February and March, plus the highly anticipated WrestleMania will take place at Allegiance Stadium in April. 

The World Series of Poker is set to run from May 27 through July 16 at Horseshoe. 

Lastly, after an impressive 22 years at the Rio, Chippendales is departing, making way for new entertainment. However, fans of the iconic show can catch it at the Link for an intimate experience with the famed performers. 

As we dive into 2025, Las Vegas promises an unforgettable lineup of music and comedy that caters to all tastes. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, make sure to take advantage of these spectacular performances in Sin City.