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Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023 | 2 a.m.
The Holo Holo Music Festival will return to the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center in 2024, set for April 26-28 and expanding to three days. Island-style acts already scheduled to perform include Iam Tongi, Three Plus, the Wide Eyed Kids, J Boog, Maoli, Rebel Souljahz, the Green, Fiji and Koauka. Tickets for the all-ages event go on sale Friday, November 3 at holoholofestival.com.
Lío Ibiza, the celebrated cabaret experience from the Spanish party destination that made its first trip to Las Vegas in 2021, will return to take over Mayfair Supper Club at Bellagio during Formula 1 Grand Prix race weekend, and then some. Mayfair will transform into the sensational spectacle November 12-22 and reservations can be made at mgmresorts.com.
Here are the other key entertainment event announcements from the past week: Me First and the Gimme Gimmes bring the ska-punk energy to Brooklyn Bowl on December 5; Toby Keith has added a third concert during rodeo week for December 14 at Dolby Live; the annual Hooey Party brings the Turnpike Troubadours to Brooklyn Bowl on December 8 and Koe Wetzel to the same spot on December 15; the Black Crowes will be back at the Pearl Concert Theater on February 9 and 10; Sebastian Maniscalco is also coming back to town for Super Bowl weekend, performing at Encore Theater February 9 and 10; rock outfit Alkaline Trio visits Brooklyn Bowl on March 30; the comedy combo of David Spade and Nikki Glaser have signed on for six more dates at the Venetian Theatre in 2024, starting May 17 and 18; and Iron Maiden’s Future Past Tour lands at Michelob Ultra Arena on October 5.
November has only just begun, but it’s definitely time to look forward to December if you don’t already have your tickets to the Mondays Dark 10th anniversary celebration at the Pearl on December 11. The nonprofit entertainment institution founded by Mark Shunock continues its regular schedule of fundraising shows at the Space November 9 and 23, but Shunock and company are holding their annual big show at the Palms to mark a decade of giving back to Las Vegas in the most fun way possible. Limited tables of four are available at $400 and reserved seating starts at $20, with tickets available at mondaysdark.com.
