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Thursday, October 15, 2026

This Weekend's Las Vegas Rock Radar: Three Shows You Don't Want to Miss!

 As part of my new gig, I occasionally pass along local weekend travel tips to newspapers and magazines, and for airlines travel brochures, spotlighting the bands and shows lighting up Las Vegas. Here are the artists and performances that made my list for this weekend. 🎸⚡

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Tonight (October 15), Raiding The Rock Vault storms back onto the stage at the Hard Rock Cafe on the Las Vegas Strip, delivering exactly what its longtime fans have come to expect: Real Rock, Real Rockstars. This isn't your average tribute show. It's a powerhouse celebration of rock 'n' roll history, performed by musicians who have lived it, played it, and helped write it. Packed with classic anthems, blazing guitars, and enough energy to shake the walls, Raiding The Rock Vault brings together veteran performers with credits that read like a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame playlist. If you're looking for one show that captures the spirit, sound, and swagger of rock's greatest era, this is where your weekend should begin. 🀘🎸πŸ”₯


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It looks like the Copa Room inside Tuscany Suites gets the weekend nod. Friday night, City of Evil returns to the stage for a full-throttle tribute to Avenged Sevenfold, delivering two complete sets packed with the band's biggest fan favorites. Adding to the fun, the night doubles as a pre-Halloween bash, giving concertgoers the perfect excuse to break out their spooky, wild, or downright outrageous costumes. Best of all, admission is free and the event is open to all ages, making it a great choice for both die-hard Avenged Sevenfold fans and anyone looking for a high-energy night of live music. If you're searching for heavy riffs, pounding drums, and a room full of fellow rock fans, the Copa Room is the place to be Friday night. πŸ€˜πŸŽΈπŸ‘»πŸ”₯

Wild Child Wasp Tribute

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Closing out Saturday night, High Priest brings its signature brand of sonic brutality back to the Tuscany, and they're not coming alone! 
Joining the assault is Wild Child Wasp Tribute, adding another dose of raw power to an evening built for fans who like their music loud, heavy, and unapologetic. Expect crushing riffs, thunderous drums, screaming guitars, and enough headbanging energy to rattle every table in the room. This is the kind of show that reminds you why live rock and metal continue to thrive in Las Vegas. If you're looking for a gentle evening, keep walking. But if you want to end your Saturday night with a full-scale rock-and-roll beatdown, High Priest and Wild Wasp have your marching orders. What a brutal way to close out the weekend.

{My Take}

From legendary rock anthems on the Strip to Avenged Sevenfold favorites and a Saturday night metal assault at the Tuscany, this weekend proves once again that Las Vegas is far more than casinos and neon lights. For music fans, it's a city with a new soundtrack every night. 
Get out, support live music, and make a few memories before Monday comes calling. 

I know I am! πŸ€˜πŸŽΈπŸ”₯

Gary England




2 comments:

  1. Excellent! Brad USAT

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  2. Gary, when I first met you years ago, I knew there was something special about you. Back then, you were still ghostwriting, working behind the scenes while others chased the spotlight, which is why I'll remain unnamed. For years- 25? you've promoted my band, our music, our shows, and our story, reaching fans not just across the country but around the world and back. I heard a quote recently that made me think of you: "Photographers, videographers, DJs, and podcasters become famous because they're seen through the music. Writers and bloggers are the ones standing in the dark corners, telling the stories to the world." That's the truth. Writers and bloggers don't just tell the story; they help create it. They fill clubs, theaters, venues, and arenas by turning readers into ticket buyers and casual listeners into lifelong fans. Frankly, with everything you've done for my band and countless others, you should be famous!
    Congratulations on reaching 133,000 followers. That's not just a number; it's proof that people trust your voice, respect your work, and keep coming back for the stories only you can tell. Rock 'n' roll needs its storytellers, and you've always been one of the best!
    Your fan .. J

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