Human Nature: Back to the Sound of Motown Concert Tickets

Human Nature have been singing Motown in Las Vegas since the late 2000s, first in a Smokey Robinson-presented show at the Imperial Palace, then for seven years in the Sands Showroom at The Venetian, a residency that ended in June 2020 after more than 2,000 Vegas shows. These days the Australian group plays short runs at South Point with "Back to the Sound of Motown": "Dancing in the Street," "Ain't Too Proud to Beg," "Reach Out I'll Be There" and a few of their own Australian pop hits.

The rest of 2026 brings three blocks at 7 p.m.: October 23-25, November 20-22 and December 15-18, the last billed by the group as its Christmas shows. South Point lists seats at $45 at its box office, and the Review-Journal notes the room's headliner tickets carry no added fees, with drinks around $6 to $9. The group is now a trio, brothers Andrew and Mike Tierney with Toby Allen, so older bios naming a fourth singer are out of date.

The trade-off is distance. South Point sits at the far south end of Las Vegas Boulevard, well past the Strip, so this is a drive or a rideshare, though parking there is free. The 400-seat showroom keeps every seat close; our South Point page covers the resort.