Concerts in Las Vegas in May 2027
17 concerts in Las Vegas in May 2027, across 15 venues
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Pop, rock & indie
Ha*Ash - No Me Hablen de Amor
Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort
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Electronic
Alaska Thunderf*ck: The Revolution Tour
House of Blues Las Vegas
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Pop, rock & indie
Donny Osmond
Harrah's Showroom at Harrah's Las Vegas
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Electronic
Jabbawockeez
Jabbawockeez Theater at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
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Soul, R&B, reggae
Soul of Motown
Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater
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Pop, rock & indie
The Australian Bee Gees
Thunderland Showroom at Excalibur
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Pop, rock & indie
MJ LIVE – Michael Jackson Tribute Concert
Saxe Theater at Planet Hollywood Inside the Miracle Mile Mall
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Film concerts
Ultimate 4D Experience
Excalibur Hotel and Casino
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Pop, rock & indie
Purple Reign - Prince Tribute
V Theater at Planet Hollywood Inside the Miracle Mile Mall
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Punk & rock
Punk Rock Brunch | 90’s & Y2K Anthems
Rio Las Vegas
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Pop, rock & indie
An Intimate Evening with SANTANA Greatest Hits
House of Blues Las Vegas
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Pop, rock & indie
Personal
Bugsy's Cabaret at Flamingo
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Pop, rock & indie
Frankie Moreno
Westgate Las Vegas International Theater
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Pop, rock & indie
John Mayer - Suite Reservation
Sphere Las Vegas
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Blues, country & folk
Michael Monroe with Special Guests
Fremont Country Club
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Other
EDC Las Vegas
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
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Blues, country & folk
The Dead Daisies
Fremont Country Club
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Frequently asked questions
What concerts are on in Las Vegas in May 2027?
17 concerts are scheduled in Las Vegas in May 2027, including Ha*Ash - No Me Hablen de Amor (Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort), Alaska Thunderf*ck: The Revolution Tour (House of Blues Las Vegas) and Donny Osmond (Harrah's Showroom at Harrah's Las Vegas). Most represented styles: pop, rock & indie, electronic, blues, country & folk. The list above is updated as venues and promoters announce new dates.
How do I book tickets?
Each concert page links to the ticket seller of the venue or promoter. Free concerts are marked with a “Free” badge — some still require booking or have limited capacity: details are on the concert page.