City Guide
Concert Venues in Las Vegas
Las Vegas has evolved from a residency novelty into one of the most important concert metros in the country. The Sphere changed the rules in 2023; T-Mobile Arena, MGM Grand Garden, and Allegiant Stadium carry the rest of the weight.
4 venue guides
Allegiant Stadium
StadiumParadise, NV · 72,000 capacity
The only domed NFL stadium in the desert. Its translucent ETFE roof floods the interior with natural light while the AC keeps you cool in desert heat. The black "Death Star" exterior is iconic Las Vegas. The catch: the venue sounds terrible for concerts (vocals disappear), but the climate control, Vegas Strip walk-ability, and modern facility create a venue experience unlike any other stadium.
Dolby Live at Park MGM
TheaterLas Vegas, NV · 5,200 capacity
The only Vegas theater where a 402-speaker Dolby Atmos system wraps sound around you in 360 degrees, with crisp, distortion-free bass you can feel in your seat and no obstructed views from any of the 5,200 seats.
Sphere
ArenaLas Vegas, NV · 17,600 capacity
A 366-foot tall spherical building wrapped in 580,000 square feet of programmable LED makes the building itself the primary visual element. The venue design means sightlines and the concert experience vary more dramatically by section than at any other arena you've attended.
The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
TheaterLas Vegas, NV · 4,296 capacity
A 4,300-seat purpose-built residency theater designed specifically for Celine Dion, where the steep bowl geometry puts even the back rows just 60-70 feet from the stage. Entry through the Caesars casino floor is part of the experience, as is the option to re-enter during intermission to gamble or grab a drink. The venue is not a touring destination, it's a destination venue-this is where major artists come to play month-long or year-long residencies.