John Katsilometes is a columnist at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He focuses on arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, concerts and festivals, nightlife, and the music business. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Rolling Stone, the Miami Herald, and the Wyoming Business Report.
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John Katsilometes focuses heavily on entertainment news and events, particularly in Las Vegas. If you have insights or access to newsworthy events, film premieres, music performances, or celebrity appearances in the Las Vegas area, he may be interested in your pitch.
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A quartet of Las Vegas string musicians performs at Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum in “Romance to Revolution.”
By: John Katsilometes
Several Las Vegas showrooms, theaters and lounges have closed for concepts lacking adventurism but maximizing profits. Why are we pushing ticketed performances at this downtown showroom?
By: John Katsilometes
Plaza CEO Johnathan Jossel and his right-hand man, Bronson Olimpieri, chat in a booth inside the showroom they are trying to save.
By: John Katsilometes
Barry Manilow is back at the Westgate for the first time since being sidelned by a cancer scare in December. He thought it might be over. Not so.
By: John Katsilometes
Barry Manilow underwent cancer surgery two days before Christmas to remove a lobe in his left lung. That's half a lung, in non-medical vernacular, to eradicate a cancerous spot.
By: John Katsilometes
Fuerza Regida has added Allegiant Stadium to its list of sold-out shows on its “This Is Our Dream” tour.
By: John Katsilometes
Ricky Martin returns to Las Vegas in October for his first performances at Fontainebleau’s BleauLive Theater.
By: John Katsilometes
Five memorable moments in Kenny Chesney’s freewheeling Sphere finale.
By: John Katsilometes
The zany, interactive production is coming back to its original home next month. The classic dinner show opens Aug. 13 at The Venue, which is being refurbished for its relaunch.
By: John Katsilometes
The dinner show “Tony n' Tina's Wedding” enjoyed its heyday in a giant tent at the Rio nearly 25 years ago. The production was known to draw 1,000 diners/audience members per show.
