Frankie Moreno Live at the Westgate Concert Tickets

Frankie Moreno is the rare Las Vegas headliner who lives here: a pianist, singer and bandleader who has worked Strip showrooms for years and was named Las Vegas Headliner of the Year six times, per the Westgate's announcement. His sold-out International Theater debut on February 26, 2026, billed as Vegas Remastered, led to added dates, a November 27, 2026 show with dancer Lacey Schwimmer, and now a four-date 2027 residency in the same room: Thursday, February 11, Thursday, May 20, Thursday, August 12 and Thursday, November 18, each at 7 p.m. with doors at 6.

The room is as much the draw as the act. The International Theater at the Westgate is the showroom Elvis Presley opened in 1969 and Barry Manilow's current home, and Moreno's show fits it: a live band, his own songs (he wrote "Tangerine Honey," the one he performed on Dancing with the Stars) alongside covers, and a lot of talking to the room. Tickets are $55 to $150 plus taxes and fees, on sale since Friday, October 23, 2026 after artist and Westgate presales, which makes this the only one of the fall's 2027 residency announcements with a published price, and the lowest ceiling.

Four dates a year is a residency in name more than in rhythm: miss a Thursday and the next chance is three months out. The theater turns away large purses and backpacks and does not allow outside food or drink, and a 7 p.m. curtain is early by Vegas standards, so plan dinner after rather than before. The Westgate sits off the Strip on Paradise Road, next to the Convention Center, with its own Monorail station, which is the easiest way in from the mid-Strip hotels.