Bryan Adams at the Encore Theatre sits alongside Blue Man Group at the Luxor and a Phantom of the Opera matinee at The Smith Center, so the first night of the month spans arena-rock nostalgia, stagecraft and touring Broadway. Reggaetonlandia with Nina Sky opens the month at Marquee Dayclub, and that club-day energy is about as far from the Blue Man’s gallery of splattered paint as you can get in one city.
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- Bryan Adams at Encore Theatre
- The Phantom of the Opera at Reynolds Hall
- Comedy Cellar at Rio
- Cirque du Soleil’s Michael Jackson ONE
- Cirque du Soleil’s Mystere at Treasure Island
- UB40 at Brooklyn Bowl
- The Australian Bee Gees
- Maria Jose & Moenia at Pearl Concert Theater
- Josh Wolf at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club
- Tape Face at The Underground Theater
- Tournament of Kings at Excalibur Arena
Bryan Adams at Encore Theatre
Sun, Nov 1, 8:00 PM · Encore Theatre At Wynn Las Vegas · from $99
The Canadian rock singer behind ‘Summer of ’69’ brings his hits to the intimate Encore Theatre at Wynn. Expect a catalogue of big choruses and a crowd that knows every word.
The Phantom of the Opera at Reynolds Hall
Sun, Nov 1, 1:00 PM · Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center · from $218
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-running musical arrives at The Smith Center’s Reynolds Hall with its chandelier, candlelit score and gothic romance. It is a classic choice for a first visit to a touring Broadway production.
Comedy Cellar at Rio
Sun, Nov 1, 7:00 PM · Comedy Cellar at Rio Las Vegas · from $52
The New York club known for its late-night sets brings a Las Vegas room to the Rio, with stand-up built on sharp, conversational writing. Arrive early for the best seats near the stage.
Cirque du Soleil’s Michael Jackson ONE
Sun, Nov 1, 6:30 PM · Michael Jackson ONE Theatre at Mandalay Bay Resort · from $151
This Cirque production at Mandalay Bay pairs acrobatics with the music of Michael Jackson. It is a dance-theatre spectacle built around some of pop’s most recognisable songs.
Cirque du Soleil’s Mystere at Treasure Island
Sun, Nov 1, 6:00 PM · Mystere Theatre At Treasure Island – Las Vegas · from $75
One of the Strip’s longest-running Cirque shows, Mystere combines aerial feats, clowning and a bold stage design. It is a reliable evening for anyone wanting a classic Vegas spectacle.
UB40 at Brooklyn Bowl
Sun, Nov 1, 7:00 PM · Brooklyn Bowl – Las Vegas · from $48
The British reggae and pop band, known for hits like ‘Red Red Wine’, plays Brooklyn Bowl’s intimate room. Expect an easy-going crowd and a set built on the reggae grooves they made famous.
The Australian Bee Gees
Sun, Nov 1, 6:00 PM · Thunderland Showroom at Excalibur Hotel & Casino · from $57
A tribute to the Bee Gees’ disco and pop catalogue, performed at the Thunderland Showroom at Excalibur. Expect falsetto harmonies and the songs that defined the 1970s dance floor.
Maria Jose & Moenia at Pearl Concert Theater
Sun, Nov 1, 8:00 PM · Pearl Concert Theater At Palms Casino Resort · from $61
A Latin concert at the Pearl at Palms, bringing a different sound into the mix for the month. It is a good pick for anyone wanting a music night away from the Strip’s showroom staples.
Josh Wolf at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club
Sun, Nov 1, 7:30 PM · Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club at the LINQ · from $175
Josh Wolf’s stand-up set at Jimmy Kimmel’s club at the LINQ offers a relaxed comedy night in a compact room. Book early, as the best sightlines go quickly.
Tape Face at The Underground Theater
Sun, Nov 1, 7:30 PM · The Underground Theater at MGM Grand · from $84
Tape Face is a physical comedy act known for silent, expressive performance and audience interaction. The Underground Theater at MGM Grand suits a light evening out with a crowd.
Tournament of Kings at Excalibur Arena
Sun, Nov 1, 6:00 PM · Excalibur Arena at Excalibur Hotel & Casino · from $93
This medieval-themed dinner show at Excalibur pairs jousting and horseback competition with a feast. It is a family-friendly choice for a night out with a bit of theatre.
Check each listing for exact dates and times before you go, and book early for weekend performances, which sell out first.
