Las Vegas hosts a packed week of concerts, sports matchups, and nightlife from August 13 to 19, 2026, including major events at Allegiant Stadium, T-Mobile Arena, and venues across the Strip and Downtown
Las Vegas is set for a busy week of entertainment, sports, and nightlife from August 13 to 19, 2026, with a full calendar of concerts, sporting events, theater, and parties across the city. Major venues on the Strip and in Downtown Las Vegas will host national touring acts, local favorites, and high-profile sports matchups, offering residents and visitors a wide range of options each night.
From headline concerts at MGM Grand Garden Arena and T-Mobile Arena to sports action at Allegiant Stadium and Michelob Ultra Arena, the week’s schedule highlights the city’s role as a national entertainment capital. Nightclubs and dayclubs will also feature top DJs and themed parties, while local theaters and cultural centers present live performances and community events.
Concerts and Live Music Highlights
Music fans can choose from a diverse lineup throughout the week. On Thursday, August 13, Gigi Perez performs at Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, while Bleakness headlines the Griffin. Friday brings major shows including Benson Boone with Ashe at T-Mobile Arena, Ne-Yo & Akon at MGM Grand Garden Arena, Kelly Clarkson at the Colosseum, Boyz II Men at the Chelsea, Morrissey at Encore Theater, and the Gipsy Kings at Pearl Theater. Additional performances include Whiskey Myers at PH Live, Brantley Gilbert at Sunset Station Outdoor Amphitheater, The Sword at House of Blues, and Vertical Horizon & Tonic at Green Valley Ranch Amphitheater.
Saturday, August 15, features Jill Scott with Akeem Ali at Pearl Theater, The Australian Pink Floyd Show at Reynolds Hall, The Guess Who at BleauLive Theater, Nicholas Cole at Sunset Station, Devildriver at Brooklyn Bowl, and Sonia Barcelona at Winchester Dondero Cultural Center. Sunday’s lineup includes Interpol at Theater at Virgin and Mimi & The Rivieras at the Underground at the Mob Museum. Rod Stewart returns to the Colosseum on Tuesday, August 18, with additional shows on August 20 and 22.
Sports Action Across the City
Las Vegas sports fans have several options this week. The Las Vegas Raiders host the Arizona Cardinals in preseason NFL action at Allegiant Stadium on Thursday, August 13. The Las Vegas Aces play three home games at Michelob Ultra Arena: against the Washington Mystics on August 13, the Minnesota Lynx on August 15, and the Atlanta Dream on August 18. The Las Vegas Aviators face the Sacramento River Cats at Las Vegas Ballpark through August 16, while Las Vegas Lights FC take on Brooklyn FC at Cashman Field on August 15.
Nightlife, Parties and Latin Events
Nightlife remains a central part of the Las Vegas experience, with top DJs and themed parties scheduled throughout the week. Thursday night features Madgrrl at Discopussy and Smoakland at We All Scream. Friday and Saturday mark the return of Azúcar Banda & Latin Nights at Sugar Factory, offering live banda, Latin DJs, and an open bar on the Strip rooftop for guests 21 and over.
Other highlights include Alison Wonderland at Zouk Nightclub, Subtronics at Encore Beach Club, and a full slate of Saturday parties with Tiësto at Palm Tree Beach Club, Illenium at Tao Beach Dayclub, Jermaine Dupri at Tao Nightclub, Odesza at Encore Beach Club, Gorgon City at LIV Nightclub, DJ Diesel at Zouk Nightclub, and Classmatic at Discopussy. Sunday brings Fenix Flexin at Tailgate Beach Club, DJ Snake at Tao Beach Dayclub, Deorro at Omnia Dayclub, and Nic Vans at LIV Beach. The week wraps up with Altura Latin Swim Night at Encore Beach Club and DJ Franzen at Hakkasan Nightclub on Wednesday, August 19.
Theater, Comedy and Arts
Theater and comedy are also well represented. Sister Act runs at West Las Vegas Theatre on August 14 and 15. Comedy fans can catch Lizz Hader at Backstage Bar & Billiards, Preacher Lawson at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, Brad Garrett with Drew Thomas at Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club, and Greg Hahn at Laugh Factory. Mondays Dark returns to the Space on August 17, and the week features additional arts programming including the Stories of Southern Nevada exhibit at Henderson City Hall and The Moonshiners Ball at Charleston Heights Arts Center.
Visitor Information and Ticketing
Tickets for most events are available through official platforms such as Ticketmaster, AXS, and venue websites. Many events are 21+ and require advance purchase. Visitors should check individual event listings for start times, age restrictions, and ticket availability. With multiple major events each night, early planning is recommended for those seeking to experience the best of Las Vegas entertainment, sports, and nightlife during the week of August 13–19, 2026.
