Las Vegas Events Calendar
Concerts, headliners, shows and fight nights - live from the box office, updated nightly. Pick your dates and see exactly who's playing during your trip.
On stage this week
Who's performing over the next seven days.
City-wide schedule
Every act with dates on sale - one row per act, soonest first.
- Fri 11 Sep The Wizard of Oz at Sphere Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Colors of Mexico Get tickets
- Fri 11 Sep Drag Your Sass to Brunch - Hamburger Mary's Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Mac King Comedy Magic Show Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Adam London Laughternoon Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Farrell Dillon at The Magicians Room Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Blue Man Group Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Jabbawockeez Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep All Shook Up Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Awakening Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep O by Cirque du Soleil Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Piano Man Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Absinthe Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep An R-Rated Magic Show Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Artemas Get tickets
- Fri 11 Sep Colin Cloud Mastermind Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Comedy Cellar Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Criss Angel MINDFREAK at Planet Hollywood Check prices
- Fri 11 Sep Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide Get tickets
- Fri 11 Sep Mat Franco - Magic Reinvented Nightly Check prices
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Get tickets Quick take
- 944 acts and 11,572 performances are on sale right now, with dates through August 2027.
- The calendar syncs with the box office every night - an artist appears here the day their on-sale opens.
- Prices shown are the seller's current from-price for the cheapest date, most with taxes and fees included.
- Peak weeks: Formula 1 in late November, the National Finals Rodeo in early December, and New Year's Eve - book those first.
- Resident shows play most nights; touring headliners land on specific dates - use the month pages to see both sides of any month.
How this calendar works
Everything on this page comes straight from the box office: our system re-reads the sellers' live inventory every night, keeps only performances actually on sale, and collapses duplicate listings so each act appears once with its nearest date. Nothing here is hand-typed, which means no stale dates and no shows that quietly closed last month.
The schedule above shows the whole city - headliners at the arenas and Sphere, residencies in the casino theaters, comedy clubs, magic matinees and fight nights - one row per act, soonest first. Use the date picker to match the list to your exact trip dates, or open a month page for the full picture of that month: touring one-offs listed chronologically, plus every production running all month.
Looking for one kind of night out? The concert calendar covers touring artists and residencies, and the show calendar covers Cirque, magic, comedy and the resident productions. A missing name usually means the on-sale hasn't opened yet: Las Vegas announces in waves, and new dates appear here automatically the night they go live.
Common questions
When do Las Vegas shows and concerts go on sale?
Resident productions sell three to twelve months ahead, while touring headliners usually announce two to six months before the date. This calendar reflects the box office nightly, so an artist appears here the day their on-sale opens.
What are the busiest event weeks in Las Vegas?
Formula 1 race week in late November, the National Finals Rodeo through early December, and the days around New Year's Eve. Rooms sell out earlier and many resident shows shift their curtain times during F1 and NFR weeks.
Are the prices shown here final?
Where a price appears it is the seller's current from-price, usually with taxes and fees included, but dynamic pricing moves daily. Treat it as the entry point for the cheapest date rather than a locked quote.
Why is an artist I'm looking for not listed?
Either their on-sale has not opened yet or the run has ended. The calendar shows what is actually purchasable today; check back after the artist's announcement, or browse our shows and concerts pages for residencies between date blocks.
What's the difference between the dated acts and the shows running all month?
Dated acts are one-offs and short runs: touring headliners, festival nights, fights. Residencies and nightly productions play most of the month, so on month pages we list them separately to keep the one-night events visible.