After nearly 600 performances at the Stratosphere, “singer, songwriter and showman” Frankie Moreno is looking to move up in the world of entertainment. And that means leaving the comfort of the stage he’s called home since 2011. “I had a great run at the Stratosphere,” Moreno says. “We promise to raise the bar for 2015 and put on an even bigger, better show. I’m very excited.” His final gig at the Stratosphere is at 8 p.m. December 20, and, knowing Moreno, we’re betting it’ll be one hell of a party.
Gorillaz are coming to Las Vegas for the first time ever. 2016’s Grammy winner for best new artist, Chance the Rapper, will return. English rockers Muse will bring their dizzying live show to the streets of Downtown. And that’s just the top of an eclectic bill that features more than 70 acts, along with comedy, interactive art installations, a group art exhibit featuring the work of Mark Ryden, Tara McPherson and Shepard Fairey and much more. Last year saw more than 137,000 attendees trod the festival footprint. Who’s ready for more?
