Blog Posts For: June 2011

Jerry Seinfeld is headed to Las Vegas in late August for back-to-back nights at Caesars Palace at the Colosseum Las Vegas. Caesars Palace has been able to attract perhaps the biggest headlining acts in Sin City, so it should be no surprise that one of the most recognizable voices in comedy would choose this casino, hotel, and resort to perform.

David Copperfield is Las Vegas and he has returned to the Strip to grace the stage at the MGM Grand and amaze the audience with his vast array of illusions and prove to a new generation that he is illusion in Vegas, not Criss Angel.

Which major concert tickets are available for shows this week? We have that answer here at OnlineSeats. This week Taylor Swift continues her journey across the South, U2 will be nearby, Sade and John Legend will be on tour up north, and Katy Perry will be in the neighborhood.

Only a city known as Sin City could be the unofficial American home of Cirque du Soleil. The Montreal-based contemporary circus troupe has seven shows in production on the Las Vegas strip, the most in any city across the vast continental United States. The incredibly creative company is such a force on the Strip that no single hotel or hotel conglomerate has a monopoly on Crique du Soleil tickets!

Celine Dion is truly a class act and it is refreshing to state that on her 30th anniversary in show business. Last night, she took to the stage to perform for the hundreds who came to Las Vegas with Celine Dion tickets to see her sing at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Unfortunately, performing meant she had to miss the Daytime Emmy Awards, held at the Las Vegas Hilton. This would not be such an issue, but this particular year is the year the show honored Oprah in her final year on television.

Quite recently Sir Paul McCartney discussed his upcoming plans with Geoff Lloyd on Absolute Radio and the Beatle seemingly came apart from a PR stand point. Amidst the typical discussions of the upcoming On the Run tour, a new album, and the re-issuing of two solo albums, he lambasted the Queen of England for failing to knight any of the other three Beatles and put the ultimate decision to break up the Beatles on John Lennon.

The 65th annual Tony Awards ran like a typical CBS comedy, few surprises but well produced with enough laughs to keep it interesting. The award show began with a hilarious opening number from Neil Patrick Harris and a few choice guests from the Beacon Theatre main floor declared (in song) that Broadway is no longer just for the gay anymore. Then the show officially commenced and the presenters began heaping Tony upon Tony in the Book of Mormon’s award basket (I am not sure this actually exists, but how else would you store nine awards during a live broadcast).