The Las Vegas Men's Chorus will stage its 34th season with concerts at UNLV's Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall and a gala at South Point Hotel & Casino, starting December 2026.
The Las Vegas Men's Chorus (LVMC) has announced its 34th season, bringing a new lineup of concerts and a major gala to the city. The season will run from December 2026 through June 2027, with most performances at UNLV's Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall. According to UNLV official listings, the concert hall is a regular site for campus events and concerts, making it a central spot for local music.
LVMC has grown from a small group of 10 to more than 100 active members, now drawing over 3,000 people each year to its mainstage shows. The chorus focuses on inclusion, diversity, and community, shaping each event around these values.
Season highlights and key dates
The season opens in December 2026 with "On With the Snow," a holiday concert at the Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall. The show features 100 singers and dancers performing holiday songs by artists like Frank Sinatra and Kelly Clarkson. The production includes North Pole-inspired choreography and festive visuals to create a holiday setting.
March 2027 brings two main events. The annual "Spring Fling" gala at South Point Hotel & Casino offers dinner, cocktails, live performances, auctions, and dancing. The evening also includes the Reed Merrell Music Scholarship Award, Humanitarian Award, and Spirit of LVMC award, with special guests performing. Later in March, the chorus returns to the concert hall for "Road Trip USA," a show featuring American music from artists such as The Jackson 5, Dolly Parton, and Elton John. The concert is scheduled for March 27, 2027, at 3:00 p.m., as confirmed by local event calendars and a Las Vegas event report.
Summer finale and community impact
The season wraps up in June 2027 with "The Totally Awesome 80s," a concert celebrating pop icons like Madonna, Whitney Houston, and George Michael. The event aims to recreate the feel of the 1980s, inviting audiences of all ages to join in.
Beyond its main concerts, LVMC runs a free Community Concert Series that reaches more than 5,000 additional attendees each year. The chorus also weaves social justice and safe spaces into its programming, reflecting a mission that goes beyond entertainment.
Las Vegas entertainment calendar expands
With this season announcement, Las Vegas adds more options for live music and cultural events. The Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall remains a key venue, joining other local stages that have recently hosted events like the Twilight concert experience. LVMC's concerts and gala give both residents and visitors new reasons to take part in the city's performing arts scene. The concert hall is located at 3400 Paradise Rd., next to the Renaissance Hotel Las Vegas Garage, making it accessible for campus and Strip-area audiences.
LVMC's growth from a small ensemble to a major presence shows the ongoing interest in live choral music in Las Vegas. By anchoring its season at UNLV and South Point, the chorus adds to the city's reputation for diverse entertainment. While full details on dates and ticketing are not yet confirmed by UNLV or city officials, recent coverage of other university ensembles points to a busy and growing music calendar at UNLV.
