Las Vegas venues have added new concerts and live shows for February and March 2027, including events at The Smith Center and PH Live. Tickets for most performances go on sale September 11 at 10 a.m., with prices starting at $41.
Las Vegas is set to welcome a new round of concerts and live shows in early 2027, with venues across the city adding fresh dates to their calendars. The Smith Center and PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino are among those bringing in a mix of international performers and well-known artists.
While the city already hosts thousands of events, these new announcements give both locals and visitors more options for live music, dance, and film experiences. Most tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on September 11.
February Brings International Performers
Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center will feature the Japanese taiko drumming group Kodo on February 3, 2027, as part of their One Earth Tour 2027: Luminance. Kodo has performed over 7,500 times in 50 countries under the "One Earth" banner and will mark its 50th anniversary in 2026. Tickets for this Las Vegas date range from $44.90 to $109.30, according to The Smith Center's official tickets page.
Later in February, Mexican regional music singer Yuridia is scheduled for a one-night show at PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on February 18, 2027. This stop is part of her "Las Cartas Sobre la Mesa Tour 2027," with the date and tour branding confirmed by FOX5 Vegas. The month wraps up with Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández returning to Reynolds Hall on February 23, 2027, bringing a program of Mexican dance and culture. The Smith Center's updated calendar and BroadwayWorld confirm this date.
March Features Grammy Winners and Film Events
March at The Smith Center includes a joint concert by Grammy-winning country artists Kathy Mattea and Suzy Bogguss on March 19, 2027. Tickets start at $41. On March 20, Reynolds Hall will host “Twilight in Concert,” a live-to-film event where the movie’s soundtrack is performed alongside the film. Both shows are part of a four-show package announced by the venue, adding to the city’s range of entertainment options.
How to Get Tickets
Tickets for most of these shows go on sale to the public at 10 a.m. on September 11. For the latest prices and seat availability, check thesmithcenter.com for The Smith Center events and ticketmaster.com for PH Live. With Las Vegas offering more than 4,000 events at any time, planning ahead is important for high-demand shows.
These additions follow the usual pattern in Southern Nevada, where venues regularly update their schedules to keep the city’s entertainment scene active. Recent coverage of special events and celebrity appearances, such as this report, shows how Las Vegas continues to expand its live offerings.
Las Vegas Stays Busy with Live Entertainment
With international acts, Grammy winners, and live-to-film events on the calendar for early 2027, Las Vegas remains a major destination for live entertainment. The city’s venues are booking a wide range of shows, from Japanese drumming to Mexican music and country concerts. As ticket sales open, it remains to be seen how these new events will perform, but Las Vegas continues to keep its stages busy.
