Some venues, like the T-Mobile Arena, hold significantly more, while others, such as The Sayers Club at SLS, comfortably fit only a few dozen people. The vast majority of Las Vegas’ show spaces – such as the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay, Vinyl at Hard Rock Hotel and Brooklyn Bowl in the LINQ Promenade – hold a couple thousand people but attract an impressive rotation of artists all year long. Whether they seek a small, intimate space or massive show environment, travelers can easily find a concert venue that fits their fancy. (Photo: Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas) Check Out a Concert Venue Vinyl at Hard Rock Hotel attracts an impressive array of musicians to its stage. Concentrated on the four-mile stretch known as the Strip and in the newly revitalized downtown area, Las Vegas’ music scene is best explored at its established venues, with a resident artist or during a music festival. (Photo: Denise Truscello)įrom glitzy showgirls to the acrobatic antics of Cirque du Soleil, Las Vegas has long been known for its entertainment, but only recently has the city become a recognized hot spot for live music. Check out resident artists, including Jennifer Lopez, at Planet Hollywood.
