Las Vegas

Live it up in the city of sin and get down to the evilest band in the world this summer. Enter below to see Black Sabbath in Las Vegas – for free! One winner will receive airfare for two, two tickets to the Sabbath's September 1 show at the MGM Grand, and two nights hotel accommodations – just long enough to rock out with the legendary metal forefathers and have the time of your life in Vegas. Oh,

When you hear that a 22-year-old college senior is going to spend four days in Las Vegas, your first thought is probably, “Oh yeah, PARTY CENTRAL!” Well, I can tell you right now that that’s not always true. See, I spent last week in the wonderful city of Las Vegas for something known as the NAB Show. The NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Show is held once a year at the Las Vegas Conferen

Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong went to rehab smack dab in the middle of the band's release schedule for its trio of albums '¡Uno!,' '¡Dos!' and '¡Tré!' You know it must have been bad for him to have pulled out of promoting and supporting the trilogy. Turns it was bad. Really bad.

Scoring a residency gig at one of Las Vegas' many fine casinos can be a great way to pick up a healthy paycheck -- just ask Guns N' Roses, Motley Crue, and/or Elton John -- but it also offers a combination of steady work without travel that can provide the perfect ingredients for writing and recording new material, and Def Leppard plans to take advantage of that during its own upcoming stint in th

Def Leppard has become the latest rock band to take up residency in one of Las Vegas's most famous casinos. The group announced today they'd begin a nine-show, three-week run in Sin City that includes their greatest hits, plus their 1987 album 'Hysteria' in its entirety.