Over the years Las Vegas has welcomed some of the biggest names in musical history to perform shows at its venues. Liberace in the 1950's was perhaps the first world-class name to perform regularly here. The legendary 'Rat Pack' consisting of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. made the great city their home during the 1960's, selling out shows nightly to a public who just couldn't get enough of the talented trio and Elvis Presley was a regular on the music scene there during the 1970's performing regularly to sell-out crowds up until his unfortunate demise in 1977.
In more recent years, tourists on their holidays have been able to able to book tickets for Elton John, Tom Jones, Cher, Celine Dion and many others who have signed lucrative contracts with some of the biggest hotels for a series of shows. Many more famous artists and bands play several nights in the city as part of an extended US tour such as Madonna, U2, the Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney to name but a few.
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If you are about to enjoy a holiday and would like to see a concert whilst you are there, then current "residents" include Garth Brooks at the Wynn, Cher at Caesars Palace (to be replaced by Celine Dion from March 2011), Matt Goss, also at Caesars Palace, Barry Manilow at Paris Las Vegas and Joan Rivers at the Venetian.
Popular resorts for one-off concerts and shows include Hard Rock Hotel & Casino which will see Meat Loaf, Sheryl Crow, Van Morrison and The Black Crowes and a host of others perform before the end of the year. Also, MGM Grand will be welcoming Michael Bublé, Nickelback and others within the next few months.
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This article was written by Ashley Gilmour on behalf of Low Cost Las Vegas who offer Las Vegas Holidays and have a wide selection of the top Las Vegas hotels on offer including the Bellagio
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