If you haven't seen John Legend live, what are you doing with your life. This was just my second…read moretime seeing him live and his sultry sounds once again did not disappoint. I'm a huge OG fan so sang along with all the songs...but I saw tons of people of all ages, all creeds and everyone was enjoying themselves. One particularly funny man enjoyed himself a little much on the juice and kept screaming & pointing at John, dancing & falling over, finally being carried out half way thru the show. Don't be that guy. But I'll tell you the show is so well put together, you'll definitely be movin' and groovin'. The production value is on 100. Outfit changes, set changes and those dancers! Goodness gracious, the skill. I can't even fathom how they don't run out of energy. This residency is so well done, John is always so professional while making fun quips throughout the show. I don't want to ruin much but he did his signature John thang thangs and the whole experience was truly that --- an experience. I was in Heaven (only knows). For some reason, I have this thing that happens with nearly every artist I see live. I wait and wait and wait for them to play my favorite song of theirs...and it doesn't happen. Same happened here with my boy not singing Cross the Line!!! HOW YOU NOT GONNA SING CROSS THE LINE!!! My heart was sad...but he sang so many things...I know it can't all be done. But I swear to you....Every.Single.Artist....they never sing my fav song! hahaha Anywayssssssssss, Mr. Chrissy Teigen's Vegas residency is straight fire. You MUST check it out if you are a fan. You'll find the show at the Zappo's Theater in Planet Hollywood, a really well constructed venue for musical performances. Sec 105, Row A, Seat 8 - 9 - highly recommended viewing spot. and at $379 for 2 tickets, it was way cheaper than other concerts I've been to lately.

The LV Retro Vibes Band performed for my best friend's wedding and I was absolutely blown away…read more The musicians were top notch and the lead singer was really quite spectacular. I loved their musical style and felt like it really set a romantic and classy mood. These guys are not only a luxury wedding band, but they really are true artists. I hope to see this band again when I'm in Las Vegas.

Ok...how is it that this group has only 8 reviews? David Perrico's Pop Strings HAS to be the BEST…read morefree (2 drink) show on the Strip! Music covers that are as good as or better than the originals! Who has a 12 piece band with 6 strings, that don't just play...they perform and entertain! Don't miss them at Cleopatra's Barge at Caesar's Palace. We slipped in, grabbed a table and were BLOWN AWAY. How is it possible we could listen to amazing live music, stellar vocals, and amazing renditions of our favorite hits for the price of a cocktail or two. David has great people around him, especially the two lead singers...especially his wife Lilly! They all obviously love what they do and it shows. What a fun orchestra filled with smiling and friendly faces and sound that just makes you want to get up and dance. We'll find them the next time we're in town!! Get a seat and enjoy!

Perrico has a different set list for his concerts than the club shows at The Palms. If you are…read moreexpecting spiced up leftovers think again. This is music lovingly and painstakingly arranged by Dave and performed at the highest level. This night featured music from Electric Light Orchestra, Duran Duran and Olivia Newton John. Many forget or simply do not know: Olivia Newton John was the Beyonce of her time. She starred in movies and has sold over 100 million albums. Her Grease (filmed at Venice High where our daughter went to school) soundtrack is said to be the top selling movie soundtrack of all time. Olivia Newton John was what every white boy on the lake wanted. I will refrain from commenting about how Pop Strings full time lead singer/part time goddess Naomi Mauro emulated that vision for this show, but I want to. Some people may be a bit confused and think because the word "strings" are in the band's name it is merely the same old approach of sleepy lush arrangements sprinkled on top of the hits. Not with Perrico. This music is rocket propelled.

The Righteous Brothers hasn't started but I've been anticipating this show. I grew up with the…read moresprinkled around when least expected. The Harrah's Theatre employees gave me better seating than the drunk booths. I was moved from O12 to A3. Show started... Classic greatness. Shhh! Bill Medley (R.I.P. Bob Medley) and Bucky Heard. Bill sang a duet with his daughter, Mikayla Medley, too. The whole band and background singers were amazing. It was a wonderful concert. If you're in Las Vegas, go see the show. Timeless tunes for every age. You've Lost That Loving Feeling - Righteous Brothers https://youtu.be/uOnYY9Mw2Fg

Quite entertaining. All the performers were great…read more Bought my tix through Expedia so I went the day before to redeem the voucher hoping to get decent seats. If all possible, try not to sit at those round tables. Those seats were very uncomfortable. Don't forget to include $9 parking (1-4 hours) and go a little bit earlier because getting into the parking lot eally sucked. The street behind the building was where I spent 15 minutes waiting to get into the lot. Then you still have to find a space and walk all the way to the other side (3rd floor).

We came all the way from Florida to attend this food and wine affair. It was amazing. I had never…read morebeen to this type of event before so I didn't have a point of reference. But this was a at the Belaggio! It stands to reason it was amazing. We opted to buy the early admission, meaning, we got to come in an hour earlier than general admission. The friend who organized this trip suggested we do this. Frankly, for my part I didn't need it. I'm a pretty small person so I get full very quickly. I was full before the hour was up! Price wise, I believe the difference is substantial, but I don't remember quite well. Anyway, I would up just walking around waiting for my food to go down, next thing I know, it was 20 minutes before closing. I didn't drink a lot either. My bad though, there was plenty to eat and drink. The food I did try was great. LOTS of tuna tartare. In any way you can imagine! There was lots of sea food. Not a lot of dessert, which was a little disappointing. A booze infused ice cream, and Firefly had some dessert as well. Everything was so good though. Would I do it again? not in Vegas, I would try somewhere I don't have to buy a flight and hotel LOL. South Beach or Palm Beach. I now have a point of reference and it's a pretty high bar to reach.

This is for the 2014 event. Full disclosure - my friend hooked me up with tix, so I didn't pay for…read morethis event. Event started at 7pm sharp and we were near the front lining up about 15 min early. Things started out disorganized due to the box office failing to stamp people's hands when they picked up tickets from the box office. The old lady in front of me was about to flip out when they said we had to go downstairs and get back in line. Thanks to her for pitching a fit because they just ended up giving people their wristbands anyway. The event is spread out among the Palazzo's various pools - some booths were pretty hidden, and space was cramped at times. I kept waiting for some drunky to accidentally (or intentionally) push another drunky into the pool, but it didn't happen in the 2hrs I was there. It really was the perfect venue since most of their walls had ledges that served as tables and seats. The timing was also awesome - started a little before sunset and the weather couldn't have been more perfect. I only had a few drinks - there were some pretty unique cocktails like a li hing mui one w vodka and spicy mango margarita. The drunk, pushing and slow moving crowd was getting on my nerves after the 2nd person spilled sh*t on me so I decided to stay soberish before I started getting belligerent. Alcohol was everywhere with just 1 place with beer, but lots of cocktails and wine to choose from. You could easily just drink your money's worth here in 3hrs if you wanted to. Now for the food! It felt like a big chunk of the booths were Venetian restaurants. Understandable since they were hosting, but I'm surprised at the lack of variety - 3 of their restaurants had nearly identical looking dishes with different proteins. And Buddy V's serving grilled Italian sausage w peppers was lame. They have the name brand already, but they could maybe try to impress people by actually cooking something. There was a ton of food and I was surprised how ridiculously big most of the portions were, I really shouldn't complain about that, but I only want an easy to eat bite or 2. If I like it, I can always get more, but since the majority was pretty mediocre, I ended up throwing away a shameful amount of food (as did most others). Being one of the first ones in may have also been a bad move. Our first hot dishes like Hubert Keller's sliders, meatloaf slider and clam chowder were all cold from sitting out - kind of makes me reconsider paying extra for VIP entry at similar events. So yeah majority of food was mediocre, with only a couple of things really standing out. My favorite was the Maine lobster tail w corn custard from chef Dave Middleton at the newly opened DW Brasserie (Daniel Boulud). Everywhere else lost a lot in taste and presentation just because of the bulk prep and rush. At the DW Brasserie table, every serving I saw was beautiful with perfectly cooked lobster, and delicious creamy corn custard topped with the sweetest corn I've ever had in my life. Their booth was surprisingly slow since it was in kind of a hidden spot, but more for me - I had 5 or 6 servings spread over 3 visits. I just kept coming back. They also had wrapped blueberry mini pound cakes that I had yet to try. DW was already on my list, but now I'm more motivated to go after this event. And the chef is super hot. I know a lot of people were there because they got the $60 tickets off groupon. It's definitely worth that, but I'd hesitate at the $105 for full price general admission. But I'm a little snobby and I'm more about quality than quantity. Unfortunately the quality just wasn't there, but you definitely won't leave hungry. It's a convenient opportunity to try some new places, although several restaurants that I know are great disappointed me with their offerings. So I'm not sure that I can say the event represents what they're capable of.

This is my 1st te.here and won't be my last. Came here for my birthday, we got dinner, the salmon…read moreand the macaroni and cheese was good, the performance was off the CHAIN. I really did enjoyed it and definitely will be back and tell others to come...The sound system was off the chain too. No complaints.

Music was awesome. Performance was great very entertaining. The talent of the performers was…read moreoutstanding. We danced and sang during the show. Service was terrible! We waited for 30 minutes before we were given a menu at the waiting area. Another 25 minutes for our 2 beers and wings. They ran out of ranch and waiter didn't mention any alternative. I must say the jazz performance before the show was extremely beautiful her voice was amazing

My friends and I went to the Comedy Sportz show at Mom's Basement Theater last night and it rocked…read morefrom start to finish. At one point I shouted "golden rocks" and suddenly everyone ran with it. Before I knew it we had "platinum pebbles" and "silver stones" being used in the next bits. The whole show was on a roll and really rocked the crowd. I was laughing so hard! The sound board guy has the best laugh. The ref walks around asking the audience for topics and you just shout them out. They take multiple ideas and use whatever you say for each game so your suggestion might become the bedrock of the next scene. I shouted "Dungeon Crawler Carl" and realized instantly that my choice was way too niche. Still, I stand by it. Anyone in the improv world really should listen to those audibles because there is so much comedy gold in it even though it's a litRPG. When the teams are close the ref calls on the audience to decide. One team said "bear belt" instead of "bear gi" and somehow still got the point while the other team said "paragliding" instead of "hang gliding" and didn't. The ambiance is very inclusive and it's a small intimate venue. They have simple concessions, bottled or canned non alcoholic drinks, candy, and cookies. We also got the chance to stay for the next show for only $5 more, which is a deal since tickets were $15 each. If tickets were a little cheaper we would definitely go more often. Regardless we are already planning our next visit. Maybe next time I will dig deep, find my inner quartz, and be their VIP because this show truly rocks my world.

This venue was very hard to find at night as its tucked into a dim corner. The Google pictures also…read moreshow former businesses around it that are no longer the same business. The parking lot was full of homeless people too. No frills, at all, event space. They have concessions but no alcohol at all. It was pretty cold in the space so bring a layer just in case. The chairs were surprisingly comfortable though!

This is a fabulous cabaret style show done by two youthful and talented performers who have a…read morewonderful chemistry with each other reminiscent to me of a young Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme (although they're both male and not married to each other). Their performances of mostly 20th century popular standards were brilliant and moving. They both have tremendous voices but also are able to convey emotion convincingly and they also have excellent diction--you understand every word they are singing. The setting is intimate and they are accompanied by a top-notch band. Although they mostly performed songs written by others, the highlight for me was a song titled "So Long As Your Mine" that Jacob Khalil wrote and Jordan von Kaslow sang. It was a song with fabulous lyrics, a gorgeous melody and splendidly performed. The opening singer was excellent as well and has a bright future. Unfortunately I don't recall his name, but his performance of Billy Joel's "Piano Man" was especially well done. I highly recommend seeing Jacob and Jordan Pure Imagination. If you're a fan of talent and enjoy the genre now frequently referred to as "the Great American Songbook", you will likely love this show!

We got tickets when this new show was announced. The venue…read moreis cozy and small. There's a small cocktail menu specific for this show which is great, I had the "pure imagination" which was like sweet strawberry lemonade. Now the show.... if you like romantic, classic jazz and seasonal Christmas music: this is for you. However, how can you have a residency and not be at your own show!? The only explanation would be an emergency which even none of our business should be explained as a courtesy. It was not. Second the show is advertised as musical and comedy bliss. There is no comedy. This is nothing but song after song that just makes you long for your bed. Me and my 3 guests left after the torture of not bad music but overall just an extremely boring show. Might be someone's cup of tea, it just wasn't ours even we did not know what to really expect, even with an open mind it was just nothing I'd ever go to again.