Las Vegas Events in July 2027
2 dated acts - headliners, limited runs and fight nights - plus 11 shows running all month. Straight from the box office, updated nightly.
Playing in July
The month's headline bookings, in date order.
V - The Ultimate Variety Show
1969 Live Concert: The King Returns Concerts, headliners & one-offs
Chronological - every act with dates in July 2027.
- Thu 1 Jul V - The Ultimate Variety Show Jul 1 · Jul 9 · Jul 10 Check prices
- Sat 31 Jul 1969 Live Concert: The King Returns Get tickets
Running all month
Residencies and nightly productions with regular July 2027 dates.
Adam London Laughternoon Ahern Luxury Boutique Hotel
All Motown Alexis Park Resort Hotel
All Shook Up Alexis Park Resort Hotel
An R-Rated Magic Show V theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas
Carrot Top Atrium Showroom at Luxor Hotel and Casino
Mat Franco - Magic Reinvented Nightly Mat Franco Theater at The Linq
MJ Live Saxe Theater at Planet Hollywood Inside the Miracle Mile Mall
Piff the Magic Dragon Show Flamingo Showroom at Flamingo Las Vegas
Purple Reign, THE Prince Tribute Show V Theater at Planet Hollywood Inside the Miracle Mile Mall
Shin Lim The Palazzo Theatre at The Venetian Resort
The Mentalist V theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Quick take
- 2 dated acts and 11 resident shows are on sale for July 2027 - about 273 performances in all.
- Dated bookings run from Jul 1 through Jul 31; residencies play most nights in between.
- Busiest rooms this month: V theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas, Alexis Park Resort Hotel, Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater.
- Average daily high in July: 106°F. Shows are indoors year-round.
Planning a trip around July 2027
Everything on this page is what the box office is actually selling for July 2027, re-read from the sellers every night. Dated acts are listed first, in date order, because those are the bookings a trip gets planned around: a touring headliner plays once and is gone. Below them sit the resident productions, which play most nights of the month and will still have seats when you get there.
Order of booking matters more than timing the market. Lock the one-off you actually came for, then choose a resident show to fill another evening; those rarely sell out and often discount closer to the date. Curtain times cluster between 7 and 9:30 p.m., so two shows in one night only works when one of them is an afternoon or early slot - the calendar above shows the exact start for every row. With an average high around 106°F, July decides how much walking between resorts you'll actually enjoy, not whether the show goes ahead.
A name missing from July 2027 usually means its on-sale hasn't opened rather than nothing being planned - Las Vegas announces in waves, and residencies extend in blocks. New dates appear here automatically the night they go on sale, so a month that looks thin today can fill in later. For everything running year-round, browse shows, concerts and residencies and sports.
Common questions
What's on in Las Vegas in July 2027?
2 dated acts are on sale for July 2027 - touring headliners, limited runs and sports - alongside 11 resident productions playing most nights, about 273 performances in total.
How far ahead should I book for July?
Resident shows usually have seats until the week of your date, so they can wait. Touring headliners, arena nights and anything tied to a big weekend sell out early - book those first and fill the rest of the trip around them.
What's the weather like in Las Vegas in July?
The average daily high is about 106°F. Shows run indoors year-round, so weather mainly affects pool time, outdoor venues and how far you'll want to walk between resorts.
Are these the final ticket prices?
Where a price is shown it's the seller's current from-price for the cheapest date, most with taxes and fees included. Las Vegas uses dynamic pricing, so figures move daily.
Why isn't the act I want listed?
The calendar only shows performances actually purchasable today. A missing name means the on-sale hasn't opened or the run has ended. Residencies also extend in blocks, so a gap now often fills in later.