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  Exploring the Vibrant Music Scene at The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas Nestled just off the bustling Las Vegas Strip, The Orleans Hotel & Casino is a dazzling gem that captures the festive spirit of Mardi Gras year-round. This sprawling resort, with its vibrant French Quarter-inspired architecture, exudes a lively yet welcoming charm. The exterior boasts colorful facades, ornate ironwork, and a warm, festive ambiance that invites guests into a world of celebration. Inside, the casino floor hums with energy, featuring over 2,600 slot machines, table games, and a poker room, all set against a backdrop of elegant chandeliers, vibrant murals, and New Orleans-style decor. The Orleans blends the excitement of Las Vegas with the soulful flair of the Big Easy, creating a beautiful and immersive environment that sets the stage for its dynamic entertainment offerings. The Orleans Showroom, the crown jewel of the resort’s music venues, is a 850-seat theater renowned for its in...

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons comes to life at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts on September 12, 2026, performed by a world-class string ensemble in a candlelit setting. This timeless classical masterpiece, with its vivid musical portraits of spring, summer, fall, and winter, offers a serene escape from Las Vegas’ high-energy Strip. It’s a must-see for music lovers seeking elegance and emotion in the heart of Sin City. The Smith Center’s Reynolds Hall, known for its pristine acoustics and elegant design, creates an intimate atmosphere where every note resonates. The ensemble’s passionate performance captures Vivaldi’s dynamic contrasts, from the joyful trills of “Spring” to the stormy intensity of “Winter.” Lit by flickering candles, the concert feels both historic and magical, appealing to classical enthusiasts and newcomers alike. September’s mild evenings are perfect for exploring downtown Las Vegas before the 7:30 PM show. Enjoy a pre-concert dinner at a nearby Fremont Street eate...

Janet Jackson kicks off September 2026 with her electrifying residency at Resorts World Theatre, delivering a career-spanning spectacle on September 5, 6, 12, and 13. The pop and R&B icon brings her signature dance moves and hits like “Rhythm Nation” and “All for You” to a stage designed for intimacy and energy. This show promises a journey through empowerment, love, and self-reflection, wrapped in Vegas’ glitzy charm. Resorts World’s sleek theater, with its cutting-edge visuals and sound, amplifies Jackson’s dynamic performance. Expect intricate choreography, dazzling costumes, and a setlist that blends '80s classics with newer tracks, keeping the crowd on its feet. Her ability to connect with audiences makes every show feel personal, whether you’re in the front row or the balcony. September’s mild evenings are perfect for enjoying the Strip’s buzz before the 8:00 PM showtime. Arrive early to explore Resorts World’s upscale dining or vibrant bars, setting the stage for a memor...

  Mariah Carey, the queen of pop and R&B, takes the stage at T-Mobile Arena during the iHeartRadio Music Festival on September 19-20, 2026, delivering a showstopping performance. Known for her five-octave range and hits like “Fantasy” and “We Belong Together,” Carey brings her signature glamour to Las Vegas. Her set is a highlight of the festival, blending chart-topping anthems with her timeless charisma. T-Mobile Arena’s massive yet intimate setup ensures every note soars, with vibrant visuals enhancing Carey’s dazzling stage presence. Expect a mix of her iconic ballads and upbeat tracks, plus possible surprise duets that make iHeartRadio a global sensation. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to her music, her performance is a Vegas must-see. September’s cool evenings create the perfect vibe for enjoying the Strip before the 7:30 PM festival kickoff. Grab a bite at nearby MGM Grand or soak in the pre-show excitement. Carey’s set is a glittering addition to an already star-pa...

The Backstreet Boys continue their historic residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas on September 14-15, 2026, cementing their status as pop icons in this futuristic venue. Their “Into the Millennium” show delivers '90s hits like “Larger Than Life” and “Shape of My Heart,” paired with immersive visuals that make every moment unforgettable. For fans craving a blend of nostalgia and cutting-edge spectacle, this is a must-see event in the heart of Sin City. The Sphere’s 360-degree screens and haptic seats create a one-of-a-kind experience, wrapping the audience in vibrant visuals that sync with the Boys’ tight harmonies and iconic choreography. From high-energy dance tracks to emotional ballads, the setlist celebrates their enduring legacy while feeling fresh for new generations. The intimate yet grand setting ensures every seat feels close to the action, making it perfect for both diehard fans and casual listeners. September’s mild evenings set the perfect tone for a night out on the Str...

The Offspring bring their punk-rock energy to T-Mobile Arena for the iHeartRadio Music Festival on September 19-20, 2026, delivering a high-octane set in Las Vegas. Known for “Self Esteem” and “The Kids Aren’t Alright,” the band’s raw sound and rebellious spirit light up the stage. This festival performance is a must for rock fans seeking a wild Vegas night. T-Mobile Arena’s massive setup and booming sound amplify The Offspring’s driving guitars and anthemic choruses, with visuals that match their punk attitude. Expect a setlist packed with '90s classics and newer tracks, plus festival surprises like guest collaborations. Their infectious energy keeps the crowd moshing and singing along. September’s vibrant Strip energy sets the mood before the 7:30 PM festival start. Grab a bite at MGM Grand or join the pre-show buzz around the arena. The iHeartRadio Festival’s star-studded lineup makes The Offspring’s set a highlight, drawing fans from across the globe. What makes this show speci...

Zach Top, a rising country star, takes the stage at MGM Grand Garden Arena on September 15, 2026, delivering a fresh take on traditional country in Las Vegas. Known for hits like “I Never Lie” and his honky-tonk style, Top’s soulful voice and retro vibe make this a must-see for fans craving authentic country music. The arena’s massive setup and stellar sound amplify Top’s twangy guitar riffs and heartfelt lyrics, with visuals that evoke classic country aesthetics. Expect a setlist blending his breakout hits with covers of country legends, showcasing his respect for the genre’s roots. His youthful energy and old-school charm create a unique Vegas experience. September’s pleasant evenings are ideal for enjoying the Strip before the 7:30 PM show. Grab a meal at MGM Grand’s restaurants or explore the resort’s vibrant casino. The arena’s grand atmosphere complements Top’s rising-star status, offering a perfect stage for his breakout moment. What sets this show apart is Top’s ability to chan...

  Shania Twain wraps up her “Come On Over” residency at PH Live at Planet Hollywood on September 1-7, 2026, delivering a high-energy country-pop spectacle. Known for hits like “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” and “You’re Still the One,” Twain blends empowerment and heart in a show that’s pure Vegas magic. Her final dates are a must for country fans. PH Live’s intimate theater amplifies Twain’s infectious energy, with vibrant stage setups and top-notch sound bringing her hits to life. Expect dazzling costumes, lively choreography, and a setlist that spans her iconic career, plus surprises like acoustic renditions. Twain’s warmth makes every fan feel part of the celebration. September’s mild weather is ideal for enjoying the Strip before the 8:00 PM show. Grab a meal at Planet Hollywood’s restaurants or soak in the casino’s lively vibe. Twain’s residency is a heartfelt farewell to her Vegas run, perfect for a memorable night out. Tickets sell out fast for Shania’s final shows, so act quic...

 Where to Dance and Celebrate in 2025 Las Vegas pulses with Latin music, offering vibrant nights of salsa, reggaeton, and mariachi. Tao Nightclub at The Venetian hosts Latin Thursdays, with a September 11, 2025, performance by DJ Suave spinning reggaeton hits from Bad Bunny to J Balvin. The $20 cover includes access to the dance floor, where locals and tourists salsa under neon lights. Arrive by 10 PM to avoid long lines, and park in The Venetian’s garage for $15. Pre-show tacos at Tacos El Gordo, a short walk away, start at $3. The Eastside’s El Dorado Cantina doubles as a Latin music hotspot, featuring live bands like Los Hermanos Lopez on September 19, 2025. Their mariachi and cumbia sets draw a lively crowd, with no cover and margaritas from $10. The restaurant’s ceviche, priced at $12, pairs perfectly with the music. Free parking is available in the adjacent lot off Eastern Avenue, and the venue’s intimate setup ensures a close-up experience. Check #ElDoradoCantina on X for fa...

 Performances with Kid-friendly Vibes in Las Vegas for 2025 Las Vegas offers music experiences that welcome families, combining live performances with kid-friendly vibes. The Smith Center’s Myron’s Cabaret hosts “Jazz for Kids” on September 7, 2025, with the Las Vegas Youth Jazz Band performing swing classics. Tickets are $15 for kids and $25 for adults, with shows starting at 2 PM to suit young schedules. Pre-show snacks at the center’s café, like sandwiches for $10, keep things affordable. Park in the Symphony Park lot for $5. Discovery Children’s Museum in Downtown Vegas hosts “Music Makers” workshops every Saturday, with a special session on September 13, 2025, led by local folk artist Emma Rose. Kids learn to play percussion and create songs, with $12 admission covering the event. Parents can join for free, and the museum’s interactive exhibits keep kids engaged post-show. Park free at the nearby World Market Center lot, or use the Bonneville Avenue bus stop for $6 Deuce passe...

Las Vegas’ music-themed attractions offer immersive experiences beyond concerts, blending history and interactivity. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Pop-Up at The Venetian, running through October 2025, showcases memorabilia like Prince’s guitar and Madonna’s costumes. Admission is $25, with $15 for kids, and guided tours are $50. Open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, it’s a daytime activity for music fans. Park in The Venetian’s garage for $15, or grab coffee at Mothership Coffee nearby for $5. The Sphere Experience, a daily interactive tour at The Sphere, highlights its cutting-edge audio technology used in residencies like The Eagles. Available September 2025, tickets cost $29 and include a demo of the venue’s immersive sound. Pair it with a $12 sandwich at The Venetian’s Grand Canal Shoppes. The pedestrian bridge from The Venetian offers easy access, and parking costs $15. Check #SphereVegas on X for fan reactions to the tech-driven tour. The Museum of Hip-Hop at AREA15 opens its 2025 seas...

  Local Artists Shaping the Music Scene Las Vegas is a breeding ground for musical talent, with local artists carving out their own space in a city known for big-name residencies. Singer-songwriter Shamir, a North Las Vegas native, blends indie pop with soulful vulnerability, gaining traction with tracks like “On the Regular.” His intimate shows at venues like The Usual Place draw dedicated fans, showcasing his raw energy and genre-defying sound. Shamir’s 2025 tour plans include local gigs, with a rumored performance in the Arts District on September 14, 2025, offering a chance to catch him in a small setting before he hits bigger stages. Tickets typically range from $15-$25, and the venue’s free street parking after 6 PM is a bonus. Rapper Dizzy Wright brings a different flavor, with introspective lyrics and a laid-back flow that reflect Vegas’ diverse culture. His shows at Backstage Bar & Billiards, like the one scheduled for September 10, 2025, pack in locals with their high...

 Where to Catch the Next Big Act Las Vegas’ underground music scene thrives in venues that prioritize raw talent over glitz, offering a stage for up-and-coming artists. The Huntridge Tavern, a historic dive bar in the Arts District, hosts punk and indie bands like The Negative Nancys, with a show lined up for September 20, 2025. Its gritty vibe, $10-$20 cover, and $3 draft beers make it a local favorite. Arrive by 8 PM to snag a spot near the stage, and park for free on Maryland Parkway after 6 PM. Check #HuntridgeTavern on X for fan clips of recent shows. The Bunkhouse Saloon in Downtown Vegas is a hotspot for rock and folk acts. On October 3, 2025, alt-country band The Dusty Slay performs, drawing comparisons to Chris Stapleton with their twangy sound. Tickets average $15, and the venue’s outdoor patio is ideal for pre-show drinks starting at $6. Pair it with a burger from Evel Pie, a short walk away, for $10-$14. Free parking is available at the Downtown lot on 1st Street. Searc...

The Eagles’ Sphere residency is a visual spectacle Las Vegas’ concert scene is electric, and a great pre-show meal sets the tone. For Bruno Mars’ shows at Dolby Live at Park MGM on September 3, 5, and 6, 2025, dine at Eataly nearby for wood-fired pizzas or fresh pastas starting at $15. Arrive by 6 PM to beat crowds, and park in the Park MGM garage for $18 or use the rideshare drop-off on Harmon Avenue. Tickets start at $250; check #BrunoMarsVegas on X for fan setlist predictions, often including “Uptown Funk.” Janet Jackson’s residency at Resorts World Theatre on September 10, 13, 17, and 19, 2025, pairs well with Crossroads Kitchen’s plant-based dishes like truffle mushroom ravioli for $20-$30. Book a table by 5:30 PM, as it fills up fast. Park in Resorts World’s structure for $15, with validation for diners, or use the rideshare zone on Sammy Davis Jr. Drive. Tickets start at $100; search #JanetJacksonVegas on X for fan reactions to her 90s hits. For Chris Brown’s Breezy Bowl XX at T...

Where Locals Rock Las Vegas is renowned for its glitzy Strip residencies, but the city’s true musical heartbeat thrives in its lesser-known venues. The Arts District’s The Usual Place is a standout, hosting intimate gigs from local indie bands to touring acts like CONWAY, who’s set to perform on August 15, 2025. This venue’s raw, unpolished vibe draws a diverse crowd, with craft cocktails and a cozy stage that makes every show feel personal. Unlike the Strip’s mega-arenas, The Usual Place offers a front-row experience without breaking the bank, perfect for music lovers seeking authenticity. Fremont East’s Backstage Bar & Billiards is another gem, known for its gritty charm and eclectic lineups. On August 9, 2025, catch FEVER 333 alongside Silly Goose and Crooked Teeth for a high-energy night of punk and alt-rock. This venue’s dive-bar atmosphere, complete with pool tables and cheap drinks, appeals to locals who prefer vibe over flash. Its proximity to Fremont Street’s neon glow mak...

Las Vegas’ festival scene is a melting pot of genres, drawing music fans from across the globe. The iHeartRadio Music Festival, set for September 19-20, 2025, at T-Mobile Arena, is a heavyweight, featuring pop and rock giants alongside rising stars. Past lineups have included names like Bruno Mars and The Weeknd, and 2025 promises a similar star-studded roster. Its high-energy performances and prime Strip location make it a bucket-list event for mainstream music lovers. For reggae fans, Reggae Rise Up at Downtown Las Vegas Events Center on October 3-5, 2025, delivers a laid-back vibe with top-tier acts. This festival’s mix of roots reggae, dub, and ska, paired with food trucks and art installations, creates a community feel rare for Vegas. Locals love its affordable tickets and open-air setting, perfect for dancing under the desert sky. Expect headliners like Stick Figure or Rebelution, based on past years’ trends. The Big Blues Bender (September 4-7, 2025) and Bender Jamboree (Septemb...

  September 2025 Highlights September 2025 is packed with must-see concerts in Las Vegas, catering to every musical taste. The Eagles continue their Sphere residency on September 5, 6, 12, and 13, delivering iconic rock hits in a visually stunning venue. Their immersive shows, enhanced by the Sphere’s cutting-edge technology, make tickets a hot commodity, so book early. Prices start around $200, but the experience is worth every penny for classic rock fans. Bruno Mars lights up Dolby Live at Park MGM on September 3, 5, and 6, with his signature blend of funk, pop, and soul. Known for high-energy performances and Vegas residencies, Mars draws massive crowds, with tickets averaging $250-$600. His shows are a perfect mix of retro vibes and modern flair, ideal for fans seeking a dance-filled night. For a premium experience, VIP packages are available starting at $189. Janet Jackson’s residency at Resorts World Theatre on September 10, 13, 17, and 19 brings her chart-topping hits to an ...

 A  favorite tiki bar among locals The Golden Tiki, nestled in the heart of Las Vegas at 3939 Spring Mountain Rd, is a vibrant oasis for music lovers seeking an escape from the ordinary. This world-famous tiki bar is renowned for its eclectic mix of live music and DJ sets that keep the energy flowing well into the night. With a capacity of just 150, it offers an intimate setting where guests can get up close and personal with performers while sipping on flaming cocktails.  One of the standout features of The Golden Tiki is its commitment to showcasing a diverse range of musical genres. From island rhythms and retro surf to modern house and indie-pop, there’s something for everyone on their ever-evolving calendar. Resident Advisor highlights the venue’s after-hours happy hour and credits local selector Sojourner for curating eclectic house-music sessions that draw both tourists and off-duty hospitality workers.  These mid-week house sets are a particular highlight, ru...

  Learn from the Pros Las Vegas offers music workshops for aspiring artists and enthusiasts, blending hands-on learning with industry insights. The Rockstar Academy at Green Valley Ranch hosts “Songwriting 101” on September 13, 2025, led by local producer Jay Smith. The $50 session covers lyric writing and melody crafting, with a focus on pop and rock. Snacks are provided, but grab $10 coffee at The Coffee Bean nearby. Park free in the Green Valley lot, and arrive by 9 AM for the 3-hour class. The School of Rock in Summerlin runs “Guitar Bootcamp” on September 20, 2025, teaching chords and techniques for all levels. Priced at $40, the 2-hour workshop is led by guitarist Mia Torres, known for local gigs. Water is included, but pre-workshop meals at Lazy Dog Restaurant cost $12 for salads. Free parking is available off Sahara Avenue, and the session starts at 1 PM. Check #SchoolOfRockVegas on X for participant feedback. The Composers Room offers “Vocal Masterclass” on September 27, 2...

  Where Aspiring Artists Shine Las Vegas’ open mic nights provide a platform for aspiring musicians to test their talents in front of live audiences. Artifice in the Arts District hosts “Mic Check Mondays” weekly, with a September 15, 2025, event open to singers, rappers, and poets. Entry is free with a $5 drink purchase, like their craft beers. The stage fills fast, so sign up by 7 PM. Park free on Colorado Avenue, and grab $10 nachos at Makers & Finders nearby. The Dive Bar on Maryland Parkway is a gritty spot for open mic rock and punk performances, with a session on September 24, 2025. No cover is charged, but a $5 drink minimum applies, with beers starting at $4. The raw energy draws local talent, from solo guitarists to full bands. Free parking is available in the lot, and pre-show eats at Roberto’s Tacos cost $8. Check #DiveBarVegas on X for clips of past performers. Taverna Costera in Downtown Vegas offers “Acoustic Open Mic” every Wednesday, with a September 17, 2025, ...

Vegas Bars with Live Soundtracks Las Vegas’ nightlife pulses with music-themed bars that offer live performances and unique vibes for music lovers. The Laundry Room, a speakeasy in Downtown Vegas, hosts live jazz and vinyl DJ nights, with a September 18, 2025, set by DJ Retro spinning Motown classics. Entry requires a reservation and a $10 drink minimum, with cocktails starting at $12. The intimate setting, hidden behind Commonwealth, creates a vintage atmosphere. Park free at the Downtown lot on 1st Street, and grab $10 sliders at Hogs & Heifers nearby. Jewel Nightclub at Aria transforms into a music haven with “Rock the Night” events, featuring live bands like The Coveralls on September 26, 2025, playing 80s and 90s hits. The $25 cover includes access to the dance floor, and bottle service starts at $150 for small groups. Arrive by 10:30 PM to skip long lines, and park in Aria’s garage for $18. Pre-show dining at Javier’s Cantina offers tacos for $12. Check #JewelVegas on X for f...

  Capturing the Concert Scene Las Vegas’ vibrant concert scene is a paradise for music photographers, with venues offering stunning visuals. The House of Blues at Mandalay Bay, hosting Santana on September 20, 2025, allows non-professional cameras for personal use. Tickets start at $99, and the venue’s colorful stage lighting creates dynamic shots. Park in the Mandalay Bay lot for $15, or take the free Excalibur tram. Pre-show jambalaya at the venue costs $20. Arrive by 6:30 PM for optimal positioning. The Brooklyn Bowl at The LINQ Promenade, with Modest Mouse on August 27, 2025, permits point-and-shoot cameras, making it ideal for capturing live energy. Tickets are $50, and the venue’s retro bowling lanes add unique backdrops. Free parking is in The LINQ lot, and $10 nachos are available on-site. Check #BrooklynBowlPics on X for fan-shared concert shots. Set up near the stage by 7 PM for clear angles. For outdoor shots, the Fremont Street Experience’s free Downtown Rocks concert w...

 A Retro Music Experience Vinyl listening parties are a growing trend in Las Vegas, offering music fans a chance to enjoy classic albums in intimate settings. Retro City Records in the Arts District hosts “Vinyl Nights” on September 19, 2025, spinning David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust with commentary from DJ Vinyl. Entry is $10, including a drink ticket, and vinyl purchases start at $20. Park free on Charleston Boulevard, and grab $8 pastries at Good Pie nearby. Arrive by 7:30 PM for seating. Zia Records on Eastern Avenue runs “Album Rewind” every Thursday, with a September 11, 2025, session featuring Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours. Entry is free with a $5 record purchase, and snacks like popcorn are $3. The store’s cozy listening lounge draws collectors, and free parking is available in the lot. Check #ZiaVegas on X for fan posts about rare finds and setlists. Bring headphones for a personal listening option. The No Regrets Bar in Chinatown hosts “Vinyl Vibes” on October 5, 2025, playing Prin...

Las Vegas Events for 2025 Las Vegas’ music scene sparkles with pop-up events that bring spontaneous live performances to unexpected venues. The Pop-Up Music Market at Fergusons Downtown hosts a September 14, 2025, event featuring local indie act The Velvet Echoes playing amid vinyl stalls and craft vendors. Entry is free, with food trucks offering burgers for $10-$12. Park free in the Downtown lot on Carson Avenue, or use the nearby bus stop for $6 Deuce passes. Arrive by 6 PM to browse records before the set starts. The Container Park in Downtown Vegas hosts “Beats & Bites” on September 20, 2025, with DJ Nova spinning hip-hop tracks alongside pop-up food stalls. The event is free, with craft cocktails from Oak & Ivy starting at $10. The open-air setting creates a lively vibe, and free parking is available at the 1st Street lot. Check #BeatsAndBitesVegas on X for fan posts about the DJ’s throwback mixes. Bring a folding chair for comfort during the 8 PM set. For a high-energy e...

  Where to Find Unique Swag Las Vegas is a treasure trove for music merchandise, from band tees to rare collectibles. Retro City Records in the Arts District offers shirts, posters, and pins from local bands like Rusty Maples, with a special sale on September 19, 2025. Tees start at $20, and vinyl bundles cost $40. Park free on Colorado Avenue, and grab $8 pastries at Good Pie nearby. The store’s curated selection draws collectors, open 10 AM to 6 PM. The Hard Rock Hotel’s Rock Shop, open daily in September 2025, stocks exclusive merch from artists like Guns N’ Roses, with tees at $35 and signed posters from $50. No entry fee, and the shop’s memorabilia displays add flair. Park in the Hard Rock lot for $15, or dine at Pink Taco for $12 nachos. Check #HardRockShopVegas on X for new merch drops and fan photos. Zia Records on Eastern Avenue is a go-to for indie and classic rock swag, hosting a “Merch Mania” event on September 26, 2025. Band tees cost $25, and limited-edition vinyl set...

  Street Music Vibes in 2025 Las Vegas’ streets come alive with buskers, offering free live music in bustling hotspots. The Fremont Street Experience is a prime spot, with performers like guitarist Sammy Lee playing rock covers on September 13, 2025. No entry fee, but tips of $5-$10 are appreciated. Food stalls offer $8 hot dogs, and parking costs $10 at the Fremont lot. Arrive by 7 PM to catch peak performances under the LED canopy. Check #FremontBuskers on X for fan videos. The LINQ Promenade hosts buskers like violinist Aria Song, performing classical-pop fusions on September 20, 2025. Free to watch, with $5 tips encouraged, the open-air setting is family-friendly. Grab $10 ice cream at Ghirardelli nearby, and park free in The LINQ lot. The Deuce bus stops at Harrah’s for $6. Performances peak around 6 PM, so stake out a spot early for the best view. The Arts District’s Main Street is a busking hub, with folk singer Lila Grey performing on September 27, 2025. Tips of $3-$10 supp...

  Exploring the Sound of the City Las Vegas offers music-themed walking tours that immerse fans in the city’s sonic history. The Fremont Street Music History Tour, running every Saturday in September 2025, guides visitors through the area’s rock and roll past, highlighting spots where bands like The Killers played early gigs. Priced at $30, the 90-minute tour starts at 10 AM from the Fremont Street Experience. Park for $10 in the Fremont lot, or use the $6 Deuce bus to Carson Avenue. Grab $8 coffee at PublicUs before the tour. The Arts District’s “Melody Walk” on September 14, 2025, explores venues like The Usual Place, where local indie acts perform. Led by music historian Jane Lee, the $25 tour includes a stop at a mural honoring Vegas’ punk scene. Free parking is available on Colorado Avenue, and $10 pastries at Good Pie are a quick pre-tour bite. The 2-hour walk starts at 11 AM, covering 1.5 miles, so wear comfortable shoes. Check #MelodyWalkVegas on X for tour highlights. The ...

  Find Your Zen with Tunes Las Vegas’ music-inspired yoga sessions blend mindfulness with live or curated soundtracks, offering a serene music experience. TruFusion Summerlin hosts “Yoga Flow & Vinyl” on September 14, 2025, with a live acoustic set by folk artist Sage Willow during a 60-minute session. Classes are $20, starting at 9 AM. Park free in the Summerlin lot, and $10 smoothies at Pressed Juicery are nearby. Check #TruFusionYoga on X for session vibes. The Green Valley Ranch Spa runs “Melody Meditation” on September 21, 2025, featuring a jazz playlist and guided yoga with instructor Mia Lee. Tickets are $25, and the 10 AM class includes a complimentary tea. Free parking is in the Green Valley lot, and $12 salads at The Coffee Bean are a pre-session bite. Follow #MelodyMeditation on X for calming playlist snippets. SoulCycle at Wynn Las Vegas offers “Pop Beat Yoga” on September 28, 2025, with a high-energy pop soundtrack led by instructor Jay Torres. Classes cost $30, st...