Elton John & The Beatles: Made In England Tickets

Made In England is a one-man British-invasion tribute by UK singer Danny Walten, playing the Stage Lounge at the LaMarre Theater in the Arts District, 1510 S Main St, about a mile and a half north of the Strip's top end. Elton John and the Beatles anchor the set, with Queen, David Bowie and other British acts that conquered America folded in, and Walten moves between artists and eras with stories and jokes rather than a scripted biography. It runs about 85 minutes in a 160-seat room, which is to say a lounge show with live vocals, not a full-band concert. The current calendar runs Thursdays at 7 p.m., Saturdays at 3:30 p.m. and Sundays at 6 p.m., with dates listed through at least early November 2026; the older afternoon slots at 2 and 5 p.m. are no longer the schedule.

Tickets start at $27 before fees, about $36 all in, which is among the cheapest live music tickets in the city. There is no age restriction and the show is pitched as family-friendly. The LaMarre opened in July 2022 under actor and entrepreneur Jean-Claude LaMarre and Eurika Pratts, the only free-standing Las Vegas theater with Black owners and operators, and its other shows include Black Magic Live and the Elvis tribute Spirit of the King.

Two things to weigh. The theater is off-Strip, next to Able Baker Brewery and across from the Wiseguys comedy club, so it is a rideshare from any resort. And no independent press has reviewed Walten, so the quality of the act rests on audience ratings rather than critics; the room is small enough that a weak night has nowhere to hide. For the big-production tributes on the Strip see our tribute listings.