Live music in Mesquite, NV

Dez Hoston performs live at the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas, keeping the weekend going.

At Sahara West Library, Duo Mystique, a flute and harp duo, brings the music of Latin America and South America to life with refined classical treatments of traditional and popular works. The program travels through Argentina, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Cuba, and more, blending the colors of Andean folk music, the passion of Argentine tango, and the lively character of Cuban danzón into a close-up concert experience. Seating is first come, first served and may be limited. For more information, call 702.507.3631.

Brass Queens delivers a high-energy brass band experience shaped by New York roots and a deep affection for New Orleans traditions. Since their 2019 debut, the ensemble built a following with outdoor sets around Brooklyn and spontaneous performances during the pandemic, and they continue to make visibility for women in music a core priority. Their signature mix pairs the pulse of New Orleans brass with the vibrant drive of NYC, creating a party atmosphere where audiences can sing along to familiar pop tunes and move to reggaeton rhythms. Their recorded work charts this path too, beginning with the 2021 debut EP Royal Street, continuing with the 2023 full-length Black & Gold that salutes the early fans who supported them from virtual shows and distanced sidewalks to buzzing rooms, and then arriving less than a year later at Hot Tub Sessions Vol. I, their first album of entirely original music.

Jonathan Karrant steps back onto the Myron's stage to unveil Full Circle, a new album created with jazz icon Diane Schuur. The recording reimagines classics from the Great American Songbook, featuring titles such as What a Difference a Day Makes, New York State of Mind, A Sunday Kind of Love, and more. With arrangements shaped by pianist and music director Tamir Hendelman, the performance highlights themes of connection, artistry, and enduring friendship, bringing these refreshed interpretations to life in celebration of the release. Karrant’s earlier albums earned notable chart success, with On and On reaching No. 4 on the Billboard Jazz Charts and Live rising to No. 2 on the iTunes Jazz Charts. His accolades include the New York City Cabaret Jazz Honors and Best Singer at the Bravo California Awards, and DownBeat has listed him among the top 10 rising jazz vocalists. Jazz Corner has praised his warmly romantic sound, emotional resonance, and an elegant swing that recalls Mel Tormé.

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

Presented by Ai Pono and Sunset Station Hotel and Casino, the Island Backyard Reggae Concert Series brings The Green to the stage with special guest Johnny Suite. This 18 and over event offers free parking.

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 weekend of smooth vocals, timeless hits, and feel-good energy to Clark County Amphitheater, spotlighting Soul, Jazz, and R&B. The lineup features Eric Benét, El DeBarge, Chanté Moore, Raheem DeVaughn, Leela James, Bilal, Gerald Albright, Daley, Lindsey Webster, and Jeff Bradshaw, with DJ Spark keeping the music flowing all weekend. The festival offers powerhouse voices, soulful instrumentals, and grooves that set a vibrant mood from the first note to the last.

Foo Fighters share the stage with Queens of the Stone Age and Gouge Away at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV.

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.

Los Plátanos brings its hi-energy Latin funk to West Charleston Library with a show that thrives on audience participation. Expect danceable tropical grooves, catchy choruses that invite sing-alongs, and signature percussion moments that draw the crowd into the performance. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Seating is limited and will be offered in the order of arrival. For more information, call 702-507-3964.

Experience the beloved 1984 classic in a new way as Ghostbusters plays on a large HD cinema screen with its music performed live onstage. A band syncs every note to the film, bringing Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Berstein’s score to life in real time for a movie concert experience.

X Ambassadors bring their anthemic live show to The Pool at SAHARA Las Vegas, showcasing more than a decade of turning personal stories into songs that resonate around the world. Founded by brothers Sam Nelson Harris and Casey Harris and joined by drummer Adam Levin, the band rose from upstate New York to a multi-platinum career. Their breakthrough album VHS delivered the global hits Renegades and Unsteady, tracks that have surpassed 1.3 billion streams. Known for raw emotion, big hooks, and an explosive stage presence, they have led headlining tours and energized major festival crowds worldwide. Their evolution spans the introspective ORION and bold collaborations with artists such as Lizzo, The Weeknd, Eminem, and SZA. With Townie, released in 2024, they return to their roots with an intimate set of songs that reflects where they started and how far they have come.

Marking 35 years of music, Cypress Hill brings the Once Upon a Time in the Summer 2026 tour to M Resort Spa Casino. This milestone event reflects the group’s decades-long career. Ticket access is offered in phases, including a PENN Play presale followed by a public onsale.

Celebrate the music of the Steve Miller Band and The Doobie Brothers with an Albumpalooza tribute at Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino. Tickets will be available through a public on-sale.

Foo Fighters bring the Take Cover Tour to Las Vegas with Queens of the Stone Age and Gouge Away opening the show. Tickets are not transferable and may only be resold at face value through the Foo Fighters Ticket Exchange on Ticketmaster. For clarity, Foozie’s Foo Fighters News is independent and not connected to the band, its management, or the event’s producers. To help maintain safety and security, posts that solicit or sell tickets are discouraged and such comments will be removed.

English guitarist Mike Dawes brings his celebrated modern fingerstyle artistry to Myron's at The Smith Center. Known for crafting arrangements that allow him to play several musical lines at the same time on a single guitar, he draws from a body of work that blends original viral pieces and inventive interpretations of popular songs, alongside mainstream chart success performing with Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues. He topped Total Guitar Magazine and MusicRadar reader polls as Best Acoustic Guitarist in 2017 and 2018, with numerous runner-up finishes in the years that followed. YouTube personality Rick Beato has praised him as among the finest acoustic players. His breakthrough solo take on Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know amassed tens of millions of views on YouTube, with continued viral momentum for pieces such as One, The Impossible, and Jump across multiple video platforms.

Kream Sundae is a Sunday event at Cork & Thorn. Names associated with the event include Tony Hawkins, Derrick Ross, Jackie Wynn, Jerry Nash, Talib Jensen, Buddy Bones Green, and Brian Allen-Bey.