Las Vegas Local Bands The Far Worst Heroine Honey And Dez Hoston: Under The Spotlights Of The Neon City Festival This Saturday And Sunday Night

After a rainy night in Sin City for night one, Las Vegas is set to shine for nights two and three of the Neon City Festival in downtown LV, on the Fremont Street Experience and the Downtown LV Events Center.

 

Even more exciting for local music fans, Saturday and Sunday nights, three of our top local bands are set to hit the stage at the prestigious Neon City Festival.

 Saturday, November 22nd

Fremont Street Experience

• The Far Worst hits the Third Street Stage at 6:00 pm, delivering their raw, unapologetic style that has earned them a huge loyal following in the Local Las Vegas Music Scene. Expect a set packed with grit, emotion, and the kind of intensity that makes you lean in closer to the stage!

• At 7:00 pm on the Main Street Stage, Heroine Honey takes the spotlight. Known for their powerful vocals and electrifying stage presence, Heroine Honey blends rock and soul into a performance that feels both timeless and urgent. Their set is sure to be one of the night’s defining moments!

 Sunday, November 23rd

Fremont Street Experience

• Dez Hoston and his band bring their unique sound to the 1st Street Stage at 6:00 pm. With heartfelt storytelling and infectious rhythms, Dez Hoston has built a reputation for connecting deeply with audiences. His band’s performance will close the weekend with a powerful reminder of the city’s creative spirit!

The Neon Festival isn’t just about lights and stages; it’s about Las Vegas musicians stepping into the limelight. The Far Worst, Heroine Honey, and Dez Hoston represent the diversity and passion of the local scene, each carrying the city’s energy into their music. Together, they remind us that Vegas isn’t only about spectacle, it’s about community, creativity, and the artists who make it unforgettable.

So, Saturday and Sunday, step into the neon glow, support local talent, and let the music carry you through the weekend.

As the Neon Festival wraps up, one thing is clear: Las Vegas’s music scene is alive, thriving, and ready to claim its place in the spotlight. With The Far Worst, Heroine Honey, and Dez Hoston leading the charge, the weekend proves that the city’s brightest lights aren’t just neon, they’re the artists who bring passion, grit, and soul to every stage. The festival may end on Sunday night, but the legacy of local bands and music talent continues to glow long after the final note of the festival is gone!

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