I still can't stop talking 'bout all the fun I had with my mom at the Cher concert! Cher may not have been during my generation, but I remember growing up and hearing her music on the stations my parents listened to. With that said, her songs were very familiar to me and helllllllloooooooo, it's CHER, the legend- everyone knows who Cher is! The concert was help at the "new" Park Theater, located at Park MGM. Getting into the theater was super easy, where we entered through on of the entrances from the side and bam, we went up some escalators and found our seats. Throughout the walk ways they were selling t-shirts and such, but boy were they pricey... Once at our seats, we were able to check out her staging area. FYI, this theater is huge; probably triple or quadruple the size of the planet Hollywood theater- it's big! We sat comfortably in the 305 section and these were great seats. The show was supposed to start at 8pm, but this diva didn't start until 8:30 or so... The fun lasted until 10:45pm and again although our tickets were comp'd the show is so worth it to see! She performed through backs from ABBA, "I got you babe," "Do you believe," "Fernando".. and more! Can we please talk about how awesome her body looks at 7-2 years old! I couldn't stop saying "oh my god," every time she came out with a new costume change because her body was bangin'! Let's just say, if you get the chance to see this show- which returns in March 2019, try to come it, it's totally worth it. read more

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It's really hard to knock a legend off of their throne, especially when that person only needs to go by one name and that name is Cher. I was fortunate enough to see the show on my last trip to Vegas and it was really worth the $150 ticket. The Park theater, from my understanding, was built for Cher's show. The sound quality is amazing and truly, no matter where you're sitting, you're going to have a great seat and enjoy the music flashing back to four decades of hits. The show started pretty promptly which I was surprised by, but really, I've never been to a Vegas concert that started late or ran beyond that 90 minute mark. It kicks of with a monologue from the Queen of costumes and ends with the line, "Ask yourself one question. What's your grandmother doing tonight?" And then kicks off with her 2013 hit, "Woman's World". While you're there. You're going to hear Sonny & Cher tunes like, "I Got You Babe" which she sings with a image of Sonny Bono. You're going to hear hits like, "Half-Breed", "If I Could Turn Back Time", and, "The Shoop, Shoop Song". Costume changes galore. Probably a change after every second song. She danced. I mean, she's 71 (at the time) like I've got to give her a break. Did she sing live? I dunno? Did it really matter? Probably not because I'm giving respect to someone who's been giving it to us for so long. I guess it would have been nice to confirm that though. Definitely times where I was like, "woah, that's the audio playback" and there were times where I wasn't so sure. Either way, the energy was high enough and the show was so fun; with so much going on it shouldn't something you're worried about, truly. I had a blast. I plan on seeing her again the next time I'm there for sure. Hit after hit. Literally the beat goes on. Worth both the time and money. read more

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"Classic Cher" at the Park Theater was a great show. Even high up in the upper balcony she was quite visible and looked less than half her age. Just as sassy and personable as ever, she shared some interesting information in a couple of monologues, but mostly sang, strutted about the stage, and occasionally danced. Her eight dancers were great, especially the four men donning Spartan helmets in an early scene. Besides the iconic black negligee-style dress with black knee-high boots and 11 different sparkling costumes for Cher, there were vibrant and colorful sets, laser beams, a faux trunk-forward pachyderm on which Cher sat for one entrance, large background photos, and some of Cher's most memorable songs backed by a live five-piece rocking band. There was even a duet between Cher and Sonny appearing in photographic mode. An hour and a half of nonstop, highly enjoyable entertainment! read more

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There wasn't much Cher... ugh maybe it was my expectations. It was a lot of videos and talking and she started really late. None of the songs I love were played. It def was NOT worth the money. read more

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So this is the house that Celine built, eh? Mais oui, I can tell. It's not the type of place where you can get up and do the wave. No, it's for baby boomers a little north of even me who want to snap their fingers to the echo-chamber-amplified music. The Colosseum at Caesar's Palace actually has the cavernous feel of an opera house where most of the seats are decent, but few are truly outstanding. Ah but it seems to work for a personality warhorse like Cher - looking suspiciously splendiferous at 63 and actually sounding sturdier than she has in several years. It's a show full of special effects, fourteen dancers who indeed could be her grandchildren, four Cirque de Soleil-style aerialists and seventeen Bob Mackie changes. The extravaganza runs a fleet ninety minutes, and she fills the costume-change interludes with a lot of video footage - including an unnecessary return visit from crass Laverne from the "Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour" circa 1974. But for all my cynicism, I was impressed because the woman is a dynamo. Cher doesn't have the energy level of, say, Tina Turner (...who possibly could anyway?) - but she does have a strong sense of who she is and how to present herself. She unsurprisingly pulled out a lot of her hits but hung them on a career retrospective that had her wear the clothes she wore during each stage of her nearly five-decade career. I wish she stuck to her songbook more and left out predictable covers like Pat Benatar's "Love Is a Battlefield" and Thelma Houston's "Don't Leave Me This Way". She ends her show with her mega-Euro-dance hit "Believe"...and I have to admit I almost did. Jamie and I went for the $128 First Mezzanine seats - which meant Cher was just a gauzy figure in the distance, but it worked for us. You can probably get same-day seats heavily discounted over at Bill's Casino if you aren't too picky about where you sit. From my vantage point, Cher did look like she turned back ti-yummmm....ti-yummmmm. read more

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My friend heard that it's a great show, but I was skeptical. The songs I know are great but she isn't someone that my generation flocks to so her show wasn't on my radar. Her voice is amazing, and the show itself is well put together. We had great seats mid theater and slightly off to the side. Such an amazing performance from Cher at Park Theater. read more

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Before I decided to see Cher I read many reviews to determine if I wanted to go/no go see her. There were enough positive reviews so I decided it'll be a go. Purchased two tickets in section 305, row M seats 1&2. I figured I could see Cher on the big monitor if nothing else. Doors opened at 7pm for an 8 pm show at the Park Theater which will soon be the Park MGM instead of the Monte Carlo hotel & casino. Enter from the casino floor into the theater. Currently there's much construction so it's a little tricky finding your way into the Park. Shows never start on time. However it started at 8:20'ish which was tolerable. Cher comes down in a cage onto the stage. I got a good view of her from the big screen monitor. She sings a couple of songs; then goes into a rather long monologue. Pros: * professionally done show. * many costume changes * many Cher fans on the main floor. If you don't want to stand every time Cher sings a retro song, don't buy tickets on the main floor. * for a 71 year old; Cher is an inspiration to many. If only we all had $$$$ for high maintenance efforts. Cons: * 1/2 the time when Cher performs, she's not shown on the big monitor. What's up with that? Overall a nice performance as one would expect in Vegas. read more

We had great seats. Section 200 - front and center. The venue is smaller, which means that every seat is probably pretty good. We went on a Wednesday night, and the balcony never had anyone seated. Doors opened at 7pm, scheduled to start at 8pm and actually started about 8:45pm (true diva legend I guess you can do that). First number it seemed pretty obvious Cher was lip syncing. In the songs she was actually singing the audio was pretty bad. Suddenly her mic was up at times and you could hear her and other times the music drowned her out. When her vocals were consistently loud and clear I'm pretty sure was all of the recorded music/vocals. She puts on a good show and her dancers are decent. The outfits are awesome and outrageous like you'd expect. Cher is 71 years old and her body is in great shape still. Her energy seemed low at times, and her "dancing" was minimal. Although she bragged she can hold a 5 minute plank still! Better than me, so big props for that. She did a very long monologue at the beginning that was funny and entertaining, though a bit confusing at times. I was thankful that was the only one. She changed outfits about every two songs and the dancers would come out and do a lengthy dance performance to entertain. Also, per usual, she was very respectful of Sonny and his memory. She spoke about their success, history of getting started, and did a couple of songs with his vocals. Would not have paid to see the show, especially if I'd known that is was average. I do like Cher but wouldn't say I'm a huge fan. The tickets were a comp but valued at $200 a piece. I would NOT have paid that. I think if you are a huge Cher fan then definitely go. You probably will think it's amazing. All of that said it didn't stop me from buying a Cher shirt with her ass proudly displayed on the front. read more

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This was an old review for a Cher show but so worth going anytime that you see Cher. The performance and singing is so impressive.

My wife and mother-in-law wanted to see Cher in concert so they dragged me along. Overall the concert wasn't bad. I was impressed with her hologram she looks so real. The first 10 songs were pretty slow but 11 through 16 picked up and it wasn't a bad concert at that point. I did like Cher in that movie with Rocky. read more

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This show is now at Park Theater at Monte Carlo. I thought it was amazing! I was sitting pretty far back in the balcony "cheap seats", but in my opinion, it was a small enough theater that I could still see well. Great songs and costumes. Cher looks so incredible! The show started at least 20 minutes late, but they may have been waiting for everyone to enter. High energy throughout. I the parts remembering Sonny were very touching. At the end, she high fived just about everyone right below the stage. read more

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Cher is back in Vegas this month to do 5 shows @ the Park Theater in the Monte Carlo. She was worth every bit of the $350/ticket I paid to be close to the stage. Fabulous venue ~ holds 5,200 & was full. Cher was all that & more! It's taken me forever to catch up with her, Top 10 Bucket List item. She sang for 90 minutes, but still covered only a smattering of her memorable hits. She only did 2 or 3 songs in the same outfit. But there were no breaks in the action or silly fillers to pass the time. Each time she started singing while she was behind the curtain changing outfits (of course my very favorite has always been the Indian Headdress) & it was smooth as silk. What a diaphragm, strong unique voice, & total confidence. She owned it. Her stage presence was mesmerizing ~ I don't think anyone took their eyes off her, she was magnificent in every way. On the eve of 72, I truly hope she can do what she loves to do forever. How fitting that she branded "If I Could Turn Back Time." She has given us many years of true entertainment, & we are still in awe. read more

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I saw Cher at the Park Theater in Vegas and it's on my list for one of the best shows I've seen! My boyfriend was not super excited about going but even he said he had a blast afterwards. We were way up in the nosebleeds but the screens helped us see all the fabulous costumes, scenery, and dancers! Cher performed all of her hits, including Believe, Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves, Strong Enough, I Got You Babe, If I Could Turn Back Time, etc. It was so much fun; her dancers were great and her costumes were sparkly and ornate. At one point she was "floating" across the stage in a big boat. I like when artists talk about their past or their story, which she did quite a bit and it was so funny. We actually saw her on her birthday, so she shared some memories of her birthdays past. I had SO much fun at this show and would definitely recommend it to any Cher fan. read more

This was one of the best performances I have ever watched in Vegas! Truly an icon, a treasure, seeing Cher perform is a dram come true. I took my mother to the concert and this was probably one of the best experiences we have ever shared together. Cher's performance and music is absolutely transcendent and I could not have been HAPPIER at having had the opportunity to watch her performance. Every song, costume change, historic intermission, set change and set design - lives up and beyond the expectations anyone could have to watch Cher perform as an absolute icon. I had a wonderful time as, Cher connected with her audience, the dancers were absolutely captivating. I was on a nostalgia train all night and her performance was completely stunning. read more

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Show started 30 min late. Seats are incredibly uncomfortable Cher was soso. The guitarist was the most annoying person on stage. The band played too loud to where you could barely hear the lyrics read more

I'm giving this 5 stars because it's Cher! She's easy to take for granted, but when you see this show, you realize just how much she has accomplished in her career. Honestly, for anyone under 40ish- she's always been around doing something. Yeah, she changes a lot (the costumes and wigs/headpieces are breathtaking), probably does only sing for 30-40 minutes, BUT she still can belt out a song (no lip-sync for her, are you listening Britney?) and looks incredible. Except for a clip from Burlesque, which the audience went nuts for, this is pretty much the same show as when I went last year. I enjoyed it just as much the second time. Everything is over the top, just like Cher. If you get a chance to see her last shows at the Coliseum next year, go. She can't do stuff like this forever. Well, if anyone could..... read more

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Cher is amazing. At 73, she looks, moves and sings like a 30 year old. Her costume changes were quick and clever. I wasn't thrilled with her dancers. They seemed amateurish. I had a lousy set at the Park MGM Theater. I was way on the left side and for $400, I should have been able to see. People kept coming down from the cheap seats and stood in our way. Fortunately, the theater staff moved them back. There were a lot of drunks stumbling around. Actually someone posted the entire show on YouTube, so I sort of new what to expect. read more

We saw Cher 11/7 at the Park Theater in Las Vegas. The presentation was, literally, a painful disappointment. Whenever she sang, the band played so loudly we could not hear her words. Towards the end, my ears rang, my sternum sutures resonated and my legs hurt from the subsonic vibrations even in the balcony. Poetic justice: the guitarist who soloed and then accompanied her was drowned out by his own bandmates. Whoever was in charge (if you call it that) of sound levels should be terminated with prejudice. I have been to similar fiascos but never one that was medically endangering. The one positive note: she included Sonny in her retrospective. read more

Doors at 7:00, show whenever Cher feels like showing up. 8:00? Nope. 8:10? Nope. 8:20? Nope. 8:30? Nope. Starting more than 30 minutes late is just disrespectful to your audience. I'm going to cut Cher some slack since she is 71, but regardless, if you are going to charge $150-500 per ticket your audience still expects a great performance. As many other reviewers mentioned, Cher looks incredible for her age. Unfortunately her voice has has not kept up with her looks which is obvious during the concert. She sings almost quietly with the backup singers and music drowning her out. It felt like most of the show was her changing outfits, stage sets and showing videos of her career. I almost found myself bored at times which is disappointing. Too many other options in town to recommend. read more

The Cher concert was wonderful. We were here for Sept 22, 2009 concert which had a sold out crowd. We purchased the tickets in advance at Ticket Master. My boyfriend and I couldn't wait to see her live and in person. We had good seats in the Colosseum. Cher has such a great vocal. Her costumes were amazing. I think she changed easily over 12 times. Everyone in the audition were all singing alone with her. One of my favorite moments was she had a tribute to Sonny Bono and the TV show. The clips brought bring back great memories of my childhood. Very nostalgic .... Cameras are not allowed you have to check them it. read more

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The theater itself is a little dated and disorganized. Cher on the other hand is funny, witty and up to date. Concert flows nicely with a good selection of her biggest hits. Cher is another must see of Vegas. read more

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Lip syncing ? No thank you .. long time to change outfits ..no thank you , . There was a song that I got teary eyed ..but that was it ...what a shame to have spent that kind of money for that show .. read more

We walked into our wedding to a Cher song, so we thought what wouldn't be more perfect than us seeing Cher live?! Well, we were left slightly disappointed. Having seen Elton in the same space I was stoked! But Cher seemed to barely be ON the stage. She sometimes wouldn't even finish a song and then ran off to do a costume change. And I felt like I was watching videos through the years than HER which is who I paid to see. A lot of songs weren't hers - and Turn Back Time came around and the crowd got going finally! So much fun. But then. It was over. I thought it was a joke and she was coming back to do an encore but no such luck. I'm happy I saw Cher. I can cross it off the so-called 'bucket list' of people I'd like to see live. But at $100/ticket for the cheap seats, I would have actually liked to have SEEN her in person (not on film shot on a curtain!) read more

WOW! 71 and still sounds and looks AMAZING! The entire show was OUTSTANDING! Cher had several iconic costume changes, including her wigs, and microphones. I would definitely recommend seeing this AMERICAN LEGEND! read more

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A girlfriend of mine was in from out of town and, who knew she was a closet Cher fan?! Anyway, she wanted to go, so we went, even though I am not a Cher fan... The other reviews pretty much captured it-- lots of covers, lots of Sonny and Cher nostalgia, few songs from the Cher solo era. BE WARNED. THIS IS NOT A CHER CONCERT. It is like a variety show. Don't get me wrong, everyone definitely needs to give Cher some props for being 60+ and getting on stage in a sparkly body stocking. She looked fantastic. AND, this is not one of those "comeback"/"reunion" shows in which the headliner is really too old to be on stage... she did get down with her dancers and her voice is still there... BUT, the covers were really confusing. Why? She's been in the music business for like 40 years, and she couldn't pick out enough of her own material to fill an hour and a half? AND, we didn't understand the overall flow of the show... I think there was supposed to be some implied "chronology of her life" thing going on, but (again), if it's HER life, then why not HER songs? Each "number" was introduced by a video montage of Cher footage-- from the Sonny and Cher era, from her movies, etc., then the screen would go up and everyone (Cher and dancers) would be in some period costume and she would sing a song that was not related to the introductory montage, and maybe not related to the period costumes... AND, the costumes were definitely over the top. I agree with the previous reviewer who said that they could definitely have dropped a couple of costume changes to give us a little more music. The show was 1 song = 1 costume. The introductory video montages were not exactly short, to give everyone time to change... It got kind of old after a while. If you are a fan of the "big Vegas production", I would recommend Elton John over this any day of the week. Him, his piano, some video, some background effects and that's it = great show. Cher, 15 dancers, 15 costume changes, countless collages of Cher photos over the years, and few actual Cher songs, just ended up producing a show that was mediocre at best. read more

I paid just about $200 to see Cher (I got lucky... I thought), good seat, but NO, SHE WAS NOT SINGING, I absolutely saw her hide her face when the words were too hard for her to remember! She spent half the time talking about how "pretty" she is (give me a break) and literally shamed a gal in the audience for screaming "I LOVE YOU"! Cher's response [under her breath but into the mic] was something to the tune of "this isn't a shit show but they can't keep shit out." Big deal, I saw Cher lip sync, big freakin' deal! What a waste of money! read more

I was excited to see Cher's show in Las Vegas, with my husband. I enjoyed the show for the most part, and even got a tad teary eyed during one or two songs. We had great seats in the middle section, right in the center, behind the fancy lounge seats. It was cool seeing my childhood idol (well, ONE of them ha). We saw the show on 8/21/2019. It started late, so we had to be patient while endless folks kept streaming into their seats, eventually. Sigh. It was about 98% full, I think. Although I was thrilled to see and hear Cher perform, she was actually onstage just about half the time. The other half she was taking lots of time changing outfits backstage, maybe sipping tea too? I loved her dancers, they were very high energy, and fun. They got to fill much of the time while she was changing costumes. The back up singers were very good, as well as the musicians. I liked the fancy scenery, and the arielists were kind of special (A mini Cirque show within the show). If you go see this show at MGM Park, you must arrive an hour before showtime, to allow plenty of time for the long lines, and very tight security checkpoint at the doors. Once you are inside, it's very nice and new looking. We were comfy in our blue velvet seats. We didn't buy anything to drink or anything else there, but you could if you wanted to. They also had a photo booth that I skipped, but I found out later that it was to #the show or something. I'm trying not to be influenced by other's reviews, since we saw Cher's show, but I have to admit, that at one point, I was watching her on the side screen live video, and had the thought that "maybe" she was lip synching a song, but I didn't really see it happening, so not sure. I otherwise thought she sounded pretty good for her "Mature" age now (73). She looks fantastic and I have to wonder how she stays so fit to wear those costumes. Personal trainer perhaps? Salads? LOL read more

Cher is still hot and still sounding good at 60-something years old. Surprisingly about half of the show were songs that she covered, the other half were her singles and one Sonny & Cher song. Great backup dancers and backup singers. Good choreography. In the slightly over 90 minute show she had 13 costume changes. I love costumes and sequins but she could've forgone a costume or two and thrown in an additional song. You're not going to find these tickets at the half priced ticket booth. read more

We had to do quite a bit of searching for tickets to this show and finally got it a few days before leaving to Vegas. I was stoke because i've been watching Cher since I was very young and of course I didn't appreciate her talent and taste for fashion until I was much older. Now that i'm all grown up, so is Cher and let me tell you... I hope to look half as good as she does at her age! Of course we all could never count the amount of botox injections and surgeries she's had to keep up with the looks of a 20 year old but hell, they did her good. She looks amazing and her body was amazing. I think she's the only one who could get away with the ridiculous headpieces and costumes that she changes into. I think she only changed about 9 times during the show and each one was amazing on its own. Although we were in the nosebleed section, I didn't mind it one bit. In fact, I wouldn't mind to be spitted on sitting in the first VIP row ! Her acrobats were A+. I honestly couldn't see myself half naked and twisting in mid-air on a piece of fabric. That's as if i'm suicical! I was teary when they started showing Sonny and Cher and their cute song "I got you babe". They were such a great couple and I knew that deep down she still loves him. The show is amazing and I totally recommend everyone to give it a chance and go see her. Plus, who knows how much longer she'll be around until her retirement! Long lives CHER! read more

This was a really odd show. Not as odd as Bette Midler's show in the same venue, but nowhere near as good as Elton's show. Where to begin... Okay, if like me, you grew up with Cher in music and movies, it really is a kick to be in the same room with this legend. You see, my parents were going to this show and they were treating me, and so I kind of forget about what a fan of Cher most of us really are. I'm not sure the big ticket price is worth this kick, but if Cher isn't worth such a price: who is? That said, the show should match the ticket price. I've read below folks were disappointed that this was Cher's normal stage show and not some extravaganza. Are you kidding?!? Correct me if I'm wrong here: major set changes, constant costume changes, dancers, acrobats, a rock band being rolled in and out, rear projection -- this is normal and nothing? I don't think so. So the money was being spent, the spectacle was on stage -- but what was missing? Coherence. The show was all over the place. Cher makes her big appearance (which I won't give away but was fun) and then she gabs and gabs and gabs. Not particularly good gab. One story wasn't worth the effort. All of this gab in a get up that is anything but elegant. Then she tells us she won't be talking to us again much. That's really... stupid. Cher's gab reminded me that her thing was to be our sarcastic but funny pal. Cher is a natural at this, and so -- in the theatrical sense -- she should be talking to us on and off the entire night. This is her unique strength to exploit -- FAR STRONGER than her aged figure and dated/fat revealing get-ups. For instance, just one song into the show she appears in a zoot-suit as a hispanic (?) dude and you're like HUH? Is this really necessary? If you ask me, there's a kind of f%$& off message here -- as if she needs to immediately hide from the audience in order to feel comfortable. And when you consider how many times Cher leaves the stage and HIDES (under the excuse of a costume change) you begin to wonder if this lady of notorious bravado is really the world's most insecure girl. What kind of tied this show together is that Cher took us time traveling through her career, almost in chronological order. Ahh! The IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME tour. Got it! Makes sense, right? And so why not have Cher TALK to us about her career a little while she's recreating classic moments? And having some fun at her own expense -- stunned that she was ever that thin, for example. I had forgotten her natural sense of humor -- and that's what this show wanted you to forget. This became glaring when Sonny appeared in two different 'tributes' without Cher saying a damn word about him. Look, if she really hated Sonny and was thrilled to be rid of him, it's time she confess with a snarky but kind anecdote. If, on the other hand, she misses him, it's time to bare her soul a little. If both are true, sauce for the goose. More human, Cher, less Bob Mackie. Of song choices, another mixed bag. Some hip and interesting covers for the 'kids' (U2, Marc Cohn) but at the expense of major Cher hits. Did I really need that trainwreck of FIRE DOWN BELOW instead of I FOUND SOMEONE? Nope. At the end, when BELIEVE hit the Colosseum -- I couldn't tell if we were at a premature crescendo -- or merely an everything and the kitchen sink spectacular spectacular. The acrobats were spinning, the confetti falling, the band pounding but ultimately show was more of a Cher sampler than an exemplary show to recommend to anyone. And at top dollar ticket prices -- -- that matters. read more

I effin love Cher. I've seen her once before and was excited to see her in Vegas. I think i was expecting way more. I never saw Celine in Vegas but have her concert on DVD and it looked beyond amazing. Very theatrical. Cher... was not. Her show was just like any other Cher concert... i was expecting to be theatrical with a huge production... but i was let down. Don't get me wrong. Cher sounded and looked AMAZING! I understand I was at a Cher show and i should have expected many, many many many many x100139 costume changes... but really Cher... after EACH song?! I couldnt get into the concert because when she was done with one song.. she was off stage... then came back and so on. It woulda been nice if she did at least 3 songs in a row to get the party started ya know what i mean?! The Colliseum is nice and a lot bigger than i expected. The sound wasnt all that good... kinda sounds like youre at a movie theater... not a rock concert. read more

In the words of CHER... IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME, i would NEVER have purchased these tickets! i was SHOCKED at how disappointed i was. just a dusty, over-priced, spectacle. i took my mom and she was equally disappointed. just a plain ol', overly-sequined LET DOWN! "BELIEVE" me!!!! read more

First let me say that our tickets were free...I am not really a concert person but if the tickets are free then "What the heck, why not?".... Before writing my review I scrolled down and read a few of the reviews already and I noticed that on a review from December 2009 she recounted the same exact story that Cher told the crowd when I went 2 wks ago....Umm, couldn't Cher just go with it without memorizing a story (that's the actress in her) She did make it seem like that story happened to her on that morning!! I thought it was very bitchy of her to say that in the news if she fell on the crowd and died it would read "Cher dead along with nameless faceless others" I am somebody bitch" (excuse me, that was the bitch in me ) Back to the concert-Surprisingly I was entertained....I didn't think it was boring and there were only 3 songs I wasn't familiar with. The surgery on her face is still holding together and yes, she still has a hot body. I do like some of her songs and I liked her movie & Sonny and Bono collage!!! So the question is : Do you believe in life after love? read more

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I loved the show. I thought it offered a little bit of everything that one could want from a Vegas show. The dancing was fabulous the themes were fabulous and Cher was...well, fabulous. I was a little annoyed at the price of the tickets and her talking about how cute she is, but the woman is a 63 year old legend, for christ sake and has invested a lot (even if completely artificial!) into looking like she does. And she is certainly aware that she is old, she was the own butt of most of her jokes. The show took on a retrospective theme, which was totally appropriate and well done. There was part where she and Sonny Bono were singing to each other digitally, which was just great. I have no regrets about having spent the big bucks to see her. read more

My mom, brother, sister-in-law, husband and I all went to see the Cher concert it started late about a half hour late but it was a really good concert I enjoyed it. read more

I just wanted to pass on how disappointed I was in Cher's show this evening. Show starting late wasn't unexpected, but still a bit annoying. Unfortunately, things went downhill from there. Visually, the show was fantastic. The sets, and supporting dancers were beautiful. Cher was gorgeous! The sound mixing was awe full. With the exception of the delightful 'Walking in Memphis', we could barely hear Cher over the back-up band. We remain Cher fans, but wish we were able to hear her. read more

I saw Cher last night and it was all I could think about at work today. Before seeing this show, I could NOT honestly say that I was a Cher fan...But, thanks to my good friend Dennis, who got me some great, free seats to see the show, I can NOW say that I am a bonafide Cher fan. Cher is like a fine wine - she's gotten better with age. Although she isn't moving quite like she used to, she kept the beat with her much younger dancers, her voice was amazing, and her ad-libs were entertaining. Her 15 costume changes didn't interrupt the show, as the great video footage of her evolution from 18 year old Sonny side kick to Diva Extraordinaire made for good transitions. My favorite part - I'd have to say - was the black n white section that included the Sonny era music. I'm still singing The Beat Goes On...la da da da dee, la da da da da... The Colosseum at Caesar's is a spectacular venue, and our seats were incredible...Love you Dennis!!!! This is a MUST SEE!!! read more

I thought I was lucky to get tickets to Cher's show but well, my review will be quite mixed. #1 - she didn't really sing that much, maybe 5 or 6 songs max #2 - the audience watched the big screen a ton #3 - we watched dancers, acrobats, and the band #4 - there were lots of costume changes, in between 2 - 3 minute songs. Two full song: Believe, and If I Could Turn Back Time. All others are medley's and 2 min short or reprise version. I have to say, I enjoyed watching the band play more than watching Cher. Oh, and since this was the last night of her show in Vegas, it was also fun watching fully dressed impersonators all over the place. :) Otherwise, it was not worth all the $$$ we paid for. She needs to sing and/or perform more. I could have watched videos and paid less. read more

Great song set. Great artist. Perfect night! It was fun having songs from every decade. This concert turned back time.

My future MIL is a HUGE Cher fan - like, the biggest ever - so I had to fake interest when she announced that she had bought tickets to see her. I also had to fake amazement at the show once it was over. But I'm gonna let my Yelp buddies in on a little secret... can you keep it? Okay, here goes... I HATED IT! Phew. I feel better. First of all, I got a bad taste in my mouth when Cher came out and immediately began making jokes about the people who were doing construction on her sets. About how dirty and smelly they were. These people were working hard to make her show a success, and you sit there and talk about how they didn't deserve to "kiss your feet because they were too smelly"?? I kid you not... she said that. So already, she was off to a bad start. Most of her monologue and gabgabgabbing (which was CONSTANT) just made her sound stupid. I don't know if she's a moron in real life, but she sounded like one... talking with absolutely no point to anything. Sometimes I don't think she remembered what she was even talking about. But she's Cher, so I guess she can do whatever the hell she wants. Just like other reviewers I wasn't impressed with the (lack of) cohesion in this show. It just felt disjointed. And she really could have spent more time singing and less time projecting video on jumbo screens. I feel like I spent more time waiting around for Cher to show up onstage than I actually did watching Cher perform. Although I used to love the typical Bob Mackie-inspired Cher costumes, it's starting to feel a little tired to me. She is getting older now. I always hoped she would age more gracefully than she has. Or maybe I'm jealous because the old bitty's abs are tighter than mine. Who knows. I gave Cher two stars rather than one because, well, she's Cher. She can do what she wants and she will always command the high ticket prices. There is something to be said for legacy. However, there are plenty of other shows I would have rather been seeing. read more