Live music in Las Vegas, NV

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At Sahara West Library, Duo Mystique Flute and Harp presents a program celebrating Latin American soundscapes, featuring polished classical arrangements of familiar folk and popular pieces from Argentina, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Cuba, and more. Listeners can look forward to the airy beauty of Andean-inspired melodies, the ardor of Argentine tango, and the celebratory spirit of Cuban danzón, all offered in an intimate performance that brings a fresh perspective to cherished traditions. Seating is first come, first served and may be limited. For more information, call 702.507.3631.

Brass Queens bring their high-energy brass sound to Myron’s at The Smith Center, showcasing a blend of New Orleans brass band tradition and the fast-paced spirit of their New York roots. Since forming in 2019, they have become a mainstay of the city’s music scene, with peers praising their tireless work and with a community following built through outdoor sets in Brooklyn and pop-up performances during the pandemic. A guiding purpose for the group is reaching wide audiences to uplift and spotlight women in music. Their shows spark sing-alongs to familiar pop tunes and keep crowds moving to reggaeton, all with a celebratory vibe. The band’s releases trace their journey, from the 2021 debut EP “Royal Street,” which spans a six-song arc that includes a rendition of Cameo’s “Candy” and the traditional “Little Liza Jane,” to the 2023 full-length “Black & Gold,” a salute to early supporters from virtual gigs and socially distanced street corners to packed rooms. Less than a year later, they followed with their second full-length and first album of all-original material, “Hot Tub Sessions Vol. I.” Expect a set bursting with brassy grooves, New York grit, and a spirit steeped in New Orleans influence.

Singer Jonathan Karrant makes a return appearance at Myron's at The Smith Center to celebrate the release of Full Circle, his new album created in collaboration with legendary jazz artist Diane Schuur. The program showcases fresh interpretations of Great American Songbook favorites including What a Difference a Day Makes, New York State of Mind, A Sunday Kind of Love and more, shaped by sophisticated arrangements from acclaimed pianist and musical director Tamir Hendelman. Centered on connection, artistry and timeless jazz storytelling, the performance highlights themes of love, friendship and the enduring legacy of beloved songs as Karrant and his all-star band bring these vibrant arrangements to the stage. His previous releases include On and On, which reached No. 4 on the Billboard Jazz Charts, and Live, which rose to No. 2 on the iTunes Jazz Charts. Honors include the New York City Cabaret Jazz Honors, Best Singer at the Bravo California Awards and recognition from DownBeat as one of the top 10 rising jazz vocalists, with additional praise from Jazz Corner for his warm, emotionally resonant style and suave swing.

Show Me The Body returns to Las Vegas for an all-ages show at Grey Witch with Whispers and Jivebomb sharing the stage.

Ai Pono and Sunset Station Hotel and Casino present a showcase of island reggae as part of the Island Backyard Reggae Concert Series, featuring The Green with special guest Johnny Suite. Attendees must be 18 or older. Free parking is available.

Geena Fontanella brings The Millennial Tour to The Dustland Bar with general admission available at no cost. VIP tickets are available for 75 dollars, and a PDF ticket will be sent by email after purchase.

Art Garfunkel brings What a Wonderful World, his new world tour, to The Smith Center, marking a return to the stage with his band. Launched in February 2026, the tour spans many of North America's most celebrated venues, with this stop among them. Recognized as the lead voice of Simon & Garfunkel, he helped shape modern popular culture through timeless songs such as "Bridge Over Troubled Water," "The Sound of Silence," and "Mrs. Robinson." His distinctive vocals have resonated across generations, continuing to inspire artists and audiences around the globe.

City Of Lights SoulFest brings a full weekend of soul, jazz, and R&B to the Clark County Government Center Amphitheater, offering silky vocals, classic favorites, and an uplifting atmosphere. Performances feature Eric Benét, El DeBarge, Chanté Moore, Raheem DeVaughn, Leela James, Bilal, Gerald Albright, Daley, Lindsey Webster, and Jeff Bradshaw, with DJ Spark providing music throughout the weekend.

High Stakes Festival is a two-day celebration of electronic music in Las Vegas, filling AREA15 with high-energy sets and immersive elements. The bill blends acclaimed artists with emerging talent, creating big moments, loud nights, and a high-stakes atmosphere from start to finish.

Saturday nights feature a live DJ providing the soundtrack for the evening.

Ophir Temple No. 211 and Ophir Court No. 201 come together for a shared celebration of fellowship and style with a Caribbean-inspired theme. Led by Illustrious Potentate Ivan Smith and Illustrious Commandress Sharon Warren, the weekend program features a lively Caribbean Night on Friday, then hospitality activities and the formal Joint Ball on Saturday. The festivities take place at the Plaza Hotel & Casino. Ticket options include an early bird price of $100 and a standard price of $125. Honoring the traditions of Prince Hall Affiliated Masonry, this gathering welcomes Nobles, Daughters, family members, and friends to connect and celebrate together.

Catch Los Plátanos at West Charleston Library for a high-energy Latin funk performance powered by tropical rhythms and nonstop crowd participation. The band keeps everyone involved, inviting dancing to driving grooves, sing-along moments, and hands-on percussion segments that turn the room into part of the show. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming for all. This event is free and open to the public. Seating is first come, first served and may be limited. For more information, call 702.507.3964.

Ghostbusters returns to the big screen with its score performed live by a band onstage. The 1984 classic plays on a large HD cinema screen while the musicians match every moment to Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Berstein’s thrilling music. This film-and-concert presentation offers a fresh way to experience a favorite story with the energy of a live performance.

Cypress Hill performs live in concert, featuring classic hits alongside newer tracks. The hip hop group offers a set that spans their catalog for a night of music from past and present.

Foo Fighters bring the Take Cover Tour to Las Vegas with support from Queens of the Stone Age and Gouge Away. Newsletter and artist pre-sales will take place ahead of the general on sale. All tickets are non-transferable, and any resale is limited to face value through the Foo Fighters Ticket Exchange on Ticketmaster’s website or app. Foozie’s Foo Fighters News has no official affiliation with the band, its management, or the show’s producers. For safety and security, offers to buy or sell tickets are discouraged, and related comments are removed.

English guitarist Mike Dawes showcases a modern fingerstyle approach that layers melody, bass and percussion on a single acoustic guitar. His work spans viral originals and inventive arrangements, and he has reached mainstream success while performing with Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues. Reader polls from Total Guitar Magazine and MusicRadar named him Best Acoustic Guitarist in the World in 2017 and 2018, with additional runner up finishes in the years that followed. YouTube educator Rick Beato has praised him as one of the finest acoustic players working today. His breakthrough solo take on Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know attracted many millions of views on YouTube, followed by popular videos for One, The Impossible and Jump across multiple platforms.

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