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Bruno Mars kicks off The Romantic Tour in Las Vegas with a two-hour, high-polish show that blends energetic dance numbers and soulful ballads, features Silk Sonic moments with Anderson .Paak, and reinforces Mars’s status as a polished, old-school entertainer with modern flair.
The NFL says there is no formal rotation for Super Bowl sites and remains confident in Las Vegas as a repeat host, citing a successful 2024 event and an annual expression-of-interest process to evaluate cities. Las Vegas is set to host again at Allegiant Stadium in February 2029 after a five-year gap, with ongoing discussions about timing and city selection.
The NFL announced Las Vegas will host Super Bowl LXIII in 2029 at Allegiant Stadium, marking the city's second SB after 2024, with a full slate of lead‑up events and partnerships with the Raiders, LVCVA and local sponsors; On Location opened Priority Access deposits to secure hospitality and ticket experiences.
Lisa from Blackpink will become the first K-pop artist to headline a Las Vegas residency, Viva La Lisa, at Caesars Palace’s The Colosseum in November 2026, with four shows on November 13–14 and 27–28; presale begins April 1 at 10 pm PT and general sale April 23. The announcement follows her Alter Ego solo era (featuring Doja Cat, ROSALÍA and Tyla) and a busy period that includes the Deadline World Tour and acting work, plus an upcoming Sony Music Vision documentary.
Lisa from Blackpink will headline Las Vegas residency Viva La Lisa at Caesars Palace’s Colosseum in November 2026, becoming the first K-pop artist to host a Vegas residency; she’ll perform four shows (Nov. 13–14 and 27–28) after releasing Alter Ego and making her solo Coachella debut.
A Henderson, Nevada megamansion just outside Las Vegas—spanning about 18,000 square feet, with curved roof lines and a pedestrian bridge entry—hit the market for $14.95 million. Built in 2012 for a pro athlete and publicly linked to former NFL running back Steven Jackson, the eight-bedroom estate features a two‑story walk‑in closet, a great room, chef’s kitchen, wine room, theater with a stage, gym, basketball court, pool, and coveted Strip views. The current owners bought it for $10.25 million in 2024.
The NBA is moving toward adding two new teams—most likely in Las Vegas and Seattle—driven by billion-dollar franchise fees that would be shared among 32 teams; despite league assurances about talent pipelines, there are widespread concerns about dilution and competitive balance, with a final expansion decision expected by year-end and a potential 2028–29 start if approved.
NBA owners voted to explore adding a 32nd team, focusing on Seattle and Las Vegas. The league will survey bidding groups, discuss a $7–$10 billion franchise fee, and evaluate venues and market economics, aiming for a 2028-29 start; PJT Partners will advise on markets, ownership groups, and arena plans, with further votes likely before formal expansion.
The NBA’s Board of Governors approved moving forward with exploring expansion to Las Vegas and Seattle, with a decision expected by the end of 2026. A formal bidding process will gauge interest, and any new franchises could begin play in 2028-29; expansion is not guaranteed, but the markets are seen as strong revenue prospects, with rumored fees of $7–$10 billion per team and broad support from city leaders.
The NBA Board of Governors voted to authorize formal exploration of adding teams in Las Vegas and Seattle, hiring PJT Partners to assess markets, ownership, arena infrastructure, and broader economic implications, with Commissioner Adam Silver signaling openness to interested parties and updates as the process progresses.
The NBA has approved an expansion process for Seattle and Las Vegas, signaling a potential return of the Seattle Sonics and expansion to a Las Vegas franchise, with league leadership and owners outlining timelines and governance for the new teams.
Resorts World will close its Las Vegas Strip poker room on March 30, leaving eight Strip poker rooms total amid a broader downturn in Las Vegas tourism and a 11% year-over-year drop in January gaming revenue; the operator says it will replace the poker room with new gaming offerings, though specifics haven’t been announced, as visitor counts for 2025 show a continued decline.
The NBA's expansion drive, likely targeting Seattle and Las Vegas, is framed as growth rather than improvement, with billion-dollar price tags and owner-bidding dynamics shaping the move more than on-court talent.
Minnesota will compete in the College Basketball Crown in Las Vegas (April 1–6) after not making the NCAA Tournament, opening against Baylor in the first round. The CBC, Fox-backed and featuring top Big Ten/Big East/Big 12 teams with a mix of automatic and at-large bids, runs during Final Four week with semifinals and the final at Las Vegas venues; the transfer portal opens after the national championship, potentially shaping Minnesota’s offseason.
The NBA Board of Governors will vote next week to explore expansion to Las Vegas and Seattle, with an expected expansion fee of $7–10 billion and a potential start in 2028–29; MLS Cup will be played on a Friday night next season due to the FIFA World Cup pause and MLS’s shift to a summer‑to‑spring calendar; DAZN is reportedly finalizing a deal with Top Rank Boxing to carry eight to ten fights per year at roughly $1–$1.25 million per event, expanding the combat sports slate on the streamer. The article also notes broadcast and rights developments involving Fox Sports, ESPN on ABC, and other league/media topics.