Air Supply returns to Westgate International Theater for two nights on September 4 and 5, performing their classic hits and introducing new songs from their latest album, A Matter of Time
Air Supply, the soft-rock duo known for decades of chart-topping ballads, is set to perform back-to-back shows at the Westgate International Theater in Las Vegas. The concerts, scheduled for September 4 and 5, mark a celebration of the group's five-decade career and offer fans a chance to hear both their timeless hits and new material.
Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock will take the stage at Westgate Las Vegas, performing their most popular songs alongside new tracks from their latest studio album, A Matter of Time. The album is available as a 1970s-inspired vinyl release for purchase, while all tracks can be streamed for free on AirSupplyMusic.com, according to the group.
New Music and Classic Favorites
The upcoming shows will feature a mix of Air Supply's best-known songs and selections from A Matter of Time. The duo's return to Las Vegas comes as they continue to tour internationally and expand their legacy with new projects, including a biopic currently in development and plans to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Show Details and Ticket Information
Both performances will be held at the Westgate International Theater, a venue with a long history of hosting major acts in Las Vegas. Tickets for the September 4 and 5 shows are available through westgateresorts.com. Fans are encouraged to secure seats early, as Air Supply's previous Las Vegas appearances have drawn strong attendance from both locals and visitors.
What to Expect at Westgate Las Vegas
Located just off the Las Vegas Strip, Westgate Las Vegas is known for its entertainment programming and proximity to major attractions. The Air Supply concerts add to the venue's lineup of established and emerging acts, reinforcing its role as a destination for live music in the city. Attendees can expect a setlist spanning the duo's career, with the added draw of hearing new songs performed live for the first time in Las Vegas.