Gordie Brown Tickets
Las Vegas HeadlinerOne of Vegas's last standing impressionists — dozens of voices as full musical numbers with a live band at the Golden Nugget. Thu & Sat only, 7:30 PM, from about $33.



Is Gordie Brown Worth It? Honest Review & Tips
Gordie Brown is one of the last working impressionists with a standing Vegas room — twice a week at The Showroom inside the Golden Nugget downtown, running through dozens of voices (De Niro, Elvis, Michael Jackson, Willie Nelson) with a live band and a songbook structure: the impressions arrive as full musical numbers, not stand-up bits. It's an old-school Vegas format executed by one of its last proper practitioners.
The fine print does the filtering: Thursdays and Saturdays only at 7:30 PM — miss those two nights and you've missed the week — about 70 minutes, tickets from around $33 with fees. The impression roster skews classic, which is the point and the limitation: audiences over 40 recognize every voice, younger rooms recognize half. Age policy reads 16+ on ticketing channels, though the Golden Nugget box office is worth confirming for younger teens. Downtown location means pairing it with Fremont Street is the natural play.
Insider tipMake it a downtown double: the 7:30 curtain puts you out at 8:45, exactly when the Fremont canopy shows hit their stride — and the Nugget's showroom bar beats canopy-bar prices by half.Check Tickets & Prices →
Venue
129 East Fremont
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