Phillip ‘Doc’ Martin plays a night of smooth jazz at Blue Bamboo Center
Phillip “Doc” Martin Credit: Courtesy South Floridian native and saxophonist Philip “Doc” Martin returns to the town where he studied […]
Phillip “Doc” Martin Credit: Courtesy South Floridian native and saxophonist Philip “Doc” Martin returns to the town where he studied […]
There is a power outage, music-wise, at the Horseshoe. Sin City Stones, arobust tribute to The Rolling Stones, is closing
DJ BMF & the Phat-N-Jazzy Allstars Credit: Courtesy In the 1990s when beats ruled the local scene, acid jazz night
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Indie-rock singer-songwriter Greg Freeman hasn’t waited long to follow up his 2025 breakout LP, Burnover, a record that landed on
“Absinthe” is going dark, in a tented, temporary timeline. The show’s Spiegeltent at Caesars Palace is shutting down for an
Rolling Quartz Credit: Courtesy With brightly hued hair and a classic rock feel, Rolling Quartz is bringing new (and old)
L’Eclair Credit: Courtesy Bandcamp Few acts blend electronic and rock with as much style and seamlessness as Swiss band L’Eclair.
The corner of 1st and Main Street is becoming a dance haven. “Bolero — The Show” has been destined for
The “King of Hearts” is resuming his soulful sojourn on the Strip. Lionel Richie is returning to the Encore Theater