Wizard of Oz
August 28, 2025–March 31, 2026, Sphere Las Vegas
Step into the magical world of Oz with Dorothy and her friends at The Sphere, the globe-shaped venue that brings immersive experiences to life. Watch The Wizard of Oz on a giant 160,000-square-foot screen, enhanced by multisensory effects. This 75-minute reimagining features remastered music and newly recorded orchestrations, offering a fresh take on the beloved classic. Tickets start at $104 plus fees. thesphere.com
The Eagles
September. 5–November 8, The Sphere
The Eagles are landing in Las Vegas this September, bringing their melodic classic rock tunes and top-notch musicianship back to The Sphere. The American rock band’s most popular hits include “Hotel California,” “Take It Easy,” and “Witchy Woman,” among others. The additional tour dates provide fans with more opportunities to experience the visually stunning concert, enhanced by a pristine sound system and a mesmerizing atmosphere. Tickets start at $175. thesphere.com
Janet Jackson
September 10–20, Resorts World Theatre
With over 50 years of Las Vegas performances under her belt, Janet Jackson makes her highly anticipated return for her final shows at Resorts World Theatre. Her innovative and influential contributions to pop and R&B music consistently pushed boundaries, with genre-bending soundscapes and groundbreaking productions. Recently, she was honored with the Icon Award at the American Music Awards and performed her song “Someone to Call My Lover,” which went viral on TikTok. Ticket prices start around $69.59 plus fees. rwlasvegas.com
David Blaine: Live in Las Vegas
September 17, 19–20, November 12, 14–15, Encore Theater
Famed magician David Blaine dazzles audiences with his masterful illusions, astonishing viewers with his mind-bending street magic and record-breaking stunts. He’s known worldwide for pushing the limits of what the human body can withstand and performing amazing tricks that will not soon be forgotten. For diehard fans or magic novices alike, Blaine’s show promises a sensational experience. Tickets start at $119 plus fees. wynnlasvegas.com
iHeartRadio Music Festival
September 19–20, T-Mobile Arena
Festival season is finally here, and nothing compares to the iHeartRadio Music Festival, a two-day extravaganza promising a cascade of high-energy performances from top music artists. Hosted by Ryan Seacrest, the festival’s epic lineup features a diverse range of mainstream artists spanning various genres, including Bryan Adams, Diplo, Ed Sheeran, Glorilla, Jelly Roll, Sammy Hagar, Mariah Carey, Maroon 5, Tim McGraw and many more. Ticket prices start at $72.58 plus fees. iheart.com
Smarts N’ Strides 5K Run and Walk
September 20, Town Square
Lace up your kicks and join Shoes for Scholars for its first-ever “Smarts’N Strides 5K Run & Walk” on Saturday, September 20, at Town Square Las Vegas. This family-friendly event supports local students at low-income schools by providing new designer shoes as academic incentives. Enjoy music by DJ Dr. RB, sweet treats from Pinkbox Doughnuts and a $10 Lazy Dog dining card. Whether it’s walking, running or cheering on the sidelines, every step makes a difference. Register or donate at shoesforscholars.org
Benson Boone: American Heart World Tour
September 26, T-Mobile Arena
When Benson Boone front-flipped off a piano while singing at the 67th Grammy Awards, he almost broke the Internet. On September 26, the soulful pop artist will perform at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas as part of his “American Heart World Tour.” The Grammy nominee has had a string of hits over the past few years, including his song “Beautiful Things,” which peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100. Tickets start at $140 plus fees. t-mobilearena.com
Parade of Mischief
October 4–25, Downtown Summerlin
In October, the Parade of Mischief transforms Downtown Summerlin into a spellbinding scene every Friday and Saturday at 6 p.m. Watch an enchanting procession of dancing witches, zombies, ghosts and other haunting creatures march alongside otherworldly floats. From south to north, the seasonal performers saunter along Park Centre Drive. The parade is free and attendees are encouraged to wear costumes. summerlin.com
Hozier
October 5, T-Mobile Arena
Irish singer-songwriter Hozier, known for his poetic blend of soul, blues, rock and folk music, will grace the stage at the T-Mobile Arena on October 5. As part of his “Unreal Unearth” tour, Hozier will perform a mix of new songs and timeless anthems. Some of Hozier’s most popular tracks include “Too Sweet,” “Take Me to Church,” “Work Song” and “Someone New,” plus many more. The Grammy-nominated artist’s distinct and powerful vocals, as well as his captivating stage presence, continue to enchant global audiences. Tickets start at $72.57 plus fees. t-mobilearena.com
Reggae Rise Up Festival
October 3–5, Downtown Las Vegas
The Reggae Rise Up Festival is bringing good vibes to Downtown Las Vegas this October, featuring live music, food, art and engaging activities. Reggae, which originated in Jamaica, has become a global phenomenon, resonating with people worldwide through uplifting melodies and universal themes of love, justice and resistance. The three-day festival is the ultimate blowout for reggae fans, featuring lively performances by Rebelution, Soja, Dirty Heads, Public Enemy, Slightly Stoopid, Iration and many other artists. Doors open at noon, and tickets start at $80. reggaeriseup.com
Suffs
October 7–12, The Smith Center
“Suffs” is a must-see show for lovers of history and bold performance art. The Tony Award–winning musical by Shaina Taub will grace the stage at The Smith Center from October 7–12. The Broadway hit chronicles the fiery, funny and unwavering women who moved the needle for feminist rights by advocating for U.S. suffrage. Combining catchy songs with heartfelt storytelling, “Suffs” illustrates the triumphs and setbacks of this pivotal moment without downplaying its seriousness. Ticket prices range from $34.50 to $184 including fees. thesmithcenter.com
Earth, Wind & Fire
October 10–25, The Venetian
Earth, Wind & Fire ignite The Venetian Theatre with a soulful, electrifying nine‑show residency this fall. From October 10 through 25, the legendary band will deliver their timeless hits like “September,” “Let’s Groove” and “Reasons” in an intimate yet elegant setting. With over 100 million albums sold, eight #1 hits, nine Grammys and a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, this is a live‑music event not to be missed. Tickets start at $79.60 plus fees. venetianlasvegas.com
Steve Martin & Martin Short: The Dukes of Funnytown!
October 10–11, Encore Theater
Need a good laugh? Steve Martin and Martin Short are two of comedy’s most prominent living legends, bringing their infectious laughter to Wynn’s Encore Theater for a two-night engagement. The hilarious duo began touring together in 2015, but have been friends and worked together ever since they met on the set of the 1986 film “Three Amigos”. The dynamic duo’s chemistry and comedic timing on stage are unmatched. Tickets start at $161 plus fees. wynnlasvegas.com
Alanis Morissette
October 15–November 2, Caesars Palace
Alanis Morissette brings her distinct sound and raw emotion to the stage for a riveting live performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. With a career spanning decades and hits like “You Oughta Know,” “Ironic” and “Hand in My Pocket,” Morissette delivers a striking blend of alternative rock and poignant storytelling. Her 1995 album Jagged Little Pill inspired an eponymous musical, which premiered on Broadway in 2019. The concert begins at 8 p.m. with tickets starting at $79.85 plus fees. caesars.com
Romeo & Juliet
October 17–19, The Smith Center
Step into 15th-century Verona with Nevada Ballet Theater’s powerful retelling of Shakespeare’s play “Romeo and Juliet,” choreographed by James Canfield. This full-length ballet blends dancing sword fights and raw emotion with Sergei Prokofiev’s sweeping score. From joy to heartbreak, the Montagues and Capulets battle through a timeless story of young love and family rivalry that still stirs the heart centuries later. Ticket prices range from $41.35 to $201.25, including fees. thesmithcenter.com
Las Vegas Book Festival
October 18, Historic Fifth Street School
Research indicates that reading for at least six minutes a day can help reduce stress. The Las Vegas Book Festival, slated for October 18 in Downtown Las Vegas, is the largest literary event in Nevada. Festival programming includes author panels, writing workshops and bookselling outlets. Every year, influential wordsmiths headline the event to promote their new publications, speak about their prestigious writing careers and autograph their literary works. Past headliners include John Waters, Rebecca Yarros, Walter Kirn and Lisa Loeb, among others. The event is free and open to the public. lasvegasbookfestival.com
When We Were Young Festival
October 18–19, Las Vegas Festival Grounds
When We Were Young Festival is set to rock Las Vegas in the fall. The fifth annual event is the perfect opportunity to catch your favorite early 2000s alternative bands all in one spot. Blink-182 and Panic! At the Disco are slated to headline. This will be Panic! At the Disco’s first performance following their break-up in 2023. The Vegas-born band is reuniting for an exceptional one-time concert to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their iconic album “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out,” which they will perform in its entirety. Tickets start at $425. whenwewereyoungfestival.com