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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Sphere Entertainment Executive Chairman and CEO Jim Dolan says “O” proves a show can last for decades in Vegas.
By: John Katsilometes
AC/DC brought it’s “Power Up” tour to Allegiant Stadium, selling out the venue and roaring through the classics.
Kevin Harvey had been a touring sound engineer for a wide spectrum of headliners when he arrived at The Smith Center in 2012.
By: John Katsilometes
If you think “Wizard of Oz at Sphere” takes you for a ride now, wait until the “2.0” version.
Austin “Chumlee” Russell shook up a couple of IG feeds Sunday with a claim he was done with “Pawn Stars.”
The “Hotel California” rockers have confirmed a January schedule at Sphere, pushing the venue’s longest residency to 72 dates.
“Menopause The Musical” is calling it after a 21-year run at three showrooms.
By: John Katsilometes
The show that brought the funny to hot flashes is signing off.
By: John Katsilometes
Eli Morton, the son of famed Las Vegas hospitality operators Jenna and Michael Morton, has died at age 25 in Las Vegas.
By: John Katsilometes
The longtime buddies and star DJs out of L.A. have run the course in VegasVille.
