By Ivy Griffith
Shania Twain: Come on Over
September 1, 4, 6–7, PH Live at Planet Hollywood
Shania Twain is inviting her fans to Come on Over to Planet Hollywood. The country and pop superstar has sold over 100 million records, making her the best-selling female country singer. She takes on Vegas again with her third residency, bringing those super hits back to the stage, such as “Man! I Feel Like a Woman,” “You’re Still the One,” “Any Man of Mine,” and many more. Her show runs throughout September, November and December on select dates at 8 p.m. Tickets start at $86. caesars.com.
VIVA St. Jude
September 7–9, Resorts World Las Vegas
Golf, food, fashion and poker come together for the inaugural VIVA St. Jude held at different Resorts World venues, Thursday, Sept. 7 through Saturday, Sept. 9. Highlights of the fundraising weekend for the children’s cancer research hospital include Friday’s golf tournament and Saturday’s Viva Fashion Soirée, which features a dining experience, premium open bar, live auction, live entertainment and the stunning designs of Anne Fontaine. Afterward, attendees can participate in The Daniel Negreanu Poker Tournament, a turbo live poker tournament with a chance to win a seat to the 2024 World Series of Poker. Times and prices vary. stjude.org/vivastjude.
Spiegelworld DISCOSHOW
September 7, The LINQ Hotel + Experience
Spiegelworld’s DISCOSHOW premieres on Saturday, September 7. The show takes over a newly-constructed Stripside venue with a performance space, the restaurant Diner Ross and bars 99 Prince and Glitterloft. DISCOSHOW propels “guests through the full experience of disco across the 1970s and beyond.” Performances occur Wednesday through Sunday at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.; tickets cost $99 (including taxes). spiegelworld.com/discoshow.
Picnic in the Alley
September 21, Downtown Las Vegas Arts District
Picnic in the Alley, a women’s epicurean event, returns for its third year. Held in a secret downtown location, it brings together the valley’s top female voices to provide an exciting evening of the best bites, beverages, entertainment and education. Beyond spotlighting the women of Las Vegas, all profits from this year’s Picnic in the Alley will be donated to the Women’s Hospitality Initiative. The event is 21+. 7 p.m. General admission is $125. picnicinthealley.com.
Kill Tony
September 25, Resorts World Theatre
The chart-topping podcast “Kill Tony” makes its Vegas debut at Resorts World Theatre. Hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe and Brian Redban, the one-night-only show will test the talents of emerging Las Vegas comics on one of their biggest stages yet. Get ready for a night of laughs, jokes and a panel of surprise celebrity guests. Created in 2013, “Kill Tony” is known for encouraging amateur comedians to showcase their talents on a grander stage. 8 p.m. rwlasvegas.com.
The Space and Mondays Dark Present an Evening with the Entertainment Community Fund
September 30, The Space
The Space is working in collaboration with the Entertainment Community Fund, a human services organization focused on serving the needs of professionals in the entertainment industry nationwide, to offer a night of conversation, entertainment and more. Live performances and a panel provide a night of professional and personal enrichment, bringing together prominent individuals from the Entertainment Community Fund and those in and around the Las Vegas performance world. Topics will include the value of giving back and what the Fund does to support entertainers and those in the industry. Guest speakers, including Keith McNutt, Mark Shunock and others, will inspire attendees with an exciting Q&A session between audience members and speakers. The event is free for industry professionals, and the reception begins at 7 p.m. thespacelv.com.