Pearl Theater

We first went to this venue to see Mudvayne, then Lorna Shore, and will be back again for Spiritbox next week! We can't believe we haven't been here before. The seats are comfortable, and there's really no bad seat. We sat up top for Mudvayne, and down below for Lorna Shore. We'll be on the lower level again next week. The sound was really good! The ushers really stand out at this venue. They're so kind and helpful. We hope this venue continues to get the metal shows!

Went to the Yandel concert at the Pearl Theater and the entire experience was incredible. Yandel delivered a high-energy show from start to finish, performing all his classics along with his new song SCARFACE. Only complaint I had were the seats, too small and next to each other. Besides that the show was AMAZING and great experience.

Exceptional theater overall and the ushers are all very pleasant when you need help or if you have questions. The reason I give a one star subtraction is that a regular bottle of water costs $10.00. Soda is cheaper. That’s an absurd money grab. Likely won’t change though because these venues just don’t care. Sad really.

What an incredible venue! The Pearl Theater is one of the hidden gems of Las Vegas entertainment. Whether you're catching a comedy show or a full-blown concert, this space delivers an unforgettable experience every time. The acoustics are spot on, crisp, clear, and immersive without being overwhelming. The seating is well-designed with great sightlines. It manages to feel both intimate and high-energy, which is rare for a theater of this size. Staff was friendly, efficient, and kept everything flowing smoothly. Drinks were easy to grab without too long of a wait, and the overall atmosphere was upscale yet relaxed. I’ve seen both comedians and musicians here, and every time I leave, I am already planning my next visit. Highly recommend The Pearl if you’re in Vegas and want a show experience that feels personal.

Smaller venue with great acoustics. Not a bad seat in the place.

Awesome place to enjoy a concert. Great seat no matter where you sit.

My roommate and I saw the Go Go's here on 5/15. My first time seeing them since 1980 and her first time ever. Easy free self parking, Very nice theatre. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the place. Very helpful and friendly ushers. The only thing we weren't prepared for was how cold it was inside the theatre. If we go to another show there, we'll bring sweaters. Overall, we had a great night there.

The reviews are awesome so I'm excited to experience this venue! I do have a question of concern though. I'm surprising my wife with 112 tickets for this coming January for her birthday, she's about 5'6" WITH HEELS! (lol) 112 has always been on her bucket list to see so I wanted to get floor seats. I cannot tell from the pictures if floor has a slight incline so she could see nicely through the crowd. If anyone can let know I would really appreciate it so I can buy the best seats that work for her, thank you 😊

I've seen so many concerts at The Pearl over the years but realized I've never actually reviewed this fantastic venue! Every show I've attended here has been a great experience from start to finish. The layout of the theater is one of the best in Vegas, no matter where you sit. The views are excellent and the sound is crisp and clear. It's that perfect size where you still feel close to the stage, even from the upper levels. The venue itself is clean, well-designed, and the employees are always friendly and professional. They keep things running smoothly, and it really adds to the overall experience. Whether it's a big name act or a more intimate performance, The Pearl delivers every time. Definitely one of my favorite concert spots in Las Vegas!

Burton Cummnings, his incredible band, and the theater itself were 5+ star. Why the 2-star review? Read on. The homely female usher who walked us to our Section 113 box seats was really friendly. The box was gorgeous, and we had it to ourselves, which felt like a splurge. Before the concert began, an announcement was made that videotaping was disallowed, which was fine with me since I find that distracting. Once underway, I was attempting to take a few pics with my Android. The homely usher began wildly pointing her flashlight in our direction and was screaming "NO VIDEOTAPING!!!!" Believing she must have been attempting to single someone out who was indeed videotaping, I took two more photos. My husband pointed out that it was ME she was trying to stop from taping, so I just put my phone away to keep the peace. The rest of the concert was ruined because I felt like I had been tried and convicted of a crime I did not commit. What's unfortunate is we had planned to provide a nice tip to this usher on our way out for her initial friendliness in seating us. On the way out of the show (at the very beginning of the encore) we attempted to utilize the restrooms that were on the level of our seats. There was a human chain of female ushers shouting that the "RESTROOMS ARE CLOSED!!!" This was an obvious ploy to direct concertgoers back through the casino to use those restrooms instead. What was supposed to be an enjoyable evening out to celebrate a birthday left a terrible taste in our mouths. "Low rent" is what comes to mind when thinking of the flashlight and restroom capers. If that's what the Palms is going for, they are winning.

Several years latter, same performer and a different experience at the Pearl Concert Theater located in The Palms Hotel Casino. The biggest difference from last time was the sound quality. I don't know if this differs because of the artist's sound equipment or because of where you are seated. This time wasn't as painfully loud and didn't have all that distortion. But I note last time I was in the nosebleed seats and this time I was right in the front row. All I know is that I saw the same artist and the sound quality was completely different. This time we sprang for the expensive seats and were middle front row. They didn't smell like last time. The tight seats from last time were ROOMY compared to these seats. When you go to take an airplane and get that middle seat you have more room than what they give you here. It was painful with people on both sides spilling into my seat. I could feel a wallet slicing into me. This was the tightest seating that I have ever experienced anywhere. Once the show began I didn't notice the faults here as much.

I was really impressed on how polite and courteous all the staff members were from the valet, to the doorman opening the door for me, security staff on the casino floor, and especially the venue staff of the Pearl Theater, everyone was by far more accommodating and nice compared to other venues in Las Vegas to include Resorts, Wynn, and Venetian. The usher even walked me to the vip restroom because he noticed I have CA walking boot on.

Nice view. The start of the Mexican Independence celebration at the Pearl Concert Theater. Security staff are amazing.

UPDATE 4/12/25: It's been ages since I've last seen a show at the Pearl Concert Theater inside the Palms, so it's time for an update! Kyle and I went to go see Trivium and Bullet for my Valentine on 4/10/25, where both bands are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their respective albums Ascendancy and The Poison. He is a die-hard Trivium fan and did not want to miss this show under any circumstances. Their opening bands were August Burns Red and Sylosi. To help celebrate the anniversary of both albums, they played every song from Ascendancy and The Poison in its' entirely in no particular order, plus one song off a different album as their encore. This was my third time overall seeing both bands and they get so much better with each performance! Getting in and scanning our tickets was easy, but since I haven't been back in so long, it was confusing finding our section, which was located downstairs. Finding our seats was easy and we had an excellent view of the stage. Each time I went to the Pearl, my seats were always in the 300's section, and I find the 200's section to be so much better. One thing that I did not like about the Pearl, however, is the ridiculous price of their water, and I thought Planet Hollywood had the most expensive water at $9. It was $10 for one water bottle here, compared to $5 for a cup of soda. At this point I'd rather drink a soda than a water when I attend a concert. Giving that we live in a state where we saw record-breaking heat last summer, water shouldn't be this expensive.

Attended another great concert here at this venue watching Elvis Costello and The Imposters perform. This venue is great, everything from the stage view and seating to lights and sound. The staff is friendly and professional, and I like the fact they actually have an American Flag handing in the venue. Elvis Costello and The Imposters put on an amazing and entertaining show and we were amazed at how long it went. We kept thinking they were performing their last song for the evening and then they would do another (pretty amazing). Overall, we had another great experience here and will be back in a few weeks to see the Chris Isaak.

The Pearl Theater is a smaller venue which makes it intriguing for concerts where it feels more intimate than your large arena or large concert hall shows. I went to see Stephen Sanchez who has a great voice and I thought this venue should be great for his acoustics. With no bad seat (from what I can see) - I was on a balcony and had a great view. The sound filled the theater and the balance of the instruments was really good. I like the Palms location because parking is easy and as a smaller establishment, no parking is that far from the venue entrance itself.

My friend & I went here on Oct. 11, 2024 for a concert thanks to 1stTIX & Palms. We went to see Carly Pearce. I didn't know who she was but my friend was familiar with her & we wanted a night out. Checking in was quick & easy. Staff was nice. The theater is small & intimate. Seats were comfy & we weren't far from the stage. They do have TV screens up above for those who may not have good seating. Sound was good. We hit up the bar & Keith H. was our bartender. He was fun & friendly. We got vodka drinks that were tasty. I had to use the ladies bathroom which was clean & no lines. It was easy to get out of the theater once the concert was over. I'd definitely come here again for any future concerts. We had a great night, thank you!

First time at Pearl Concert Theater! Was excited to enjoy a performance by Babyface after seeing an interview on the news for this venue. Would rate 4.5 stars because there is always room for improvement. The show started on time. There were elevators available and large bathrooms that easily accommodated large wheelchairs. The staff were helpful providing directions to seats. Beverages snacks and merchandise were available to purchase. The venue was a great size. The acoustics were amazing. Temperature was comfortable. Great view from our seats. Chairs comfortable. I definitely look forward to attending future performances at this comfortably intimate concert setting.

First time I have been there. The theatre is beautiful. Easy to go through security, but my tip would be get there early, because the line backs up into the casino area to get in. Staff is helpful to get to your seat . Sound was terrific the night I went. Darius Rucker was the artist. He puts on a great show.

Came here a few weeks ago for the 1st time to see Stephen Sanchez. I've never been to this theater before, but I quite liked it. The sound was great! I think every seat is probably a great one. We were in Box 313 above, Row A, Seats 1 & 2. I felt we had a great view as well as ample legroom (I'm 5'10", my husband 6'1"). All staff members were friendly. Bar & merch service were quick and efficient. Hoping more artists I like come through this venue!

Great venue, nice sound system, great staffing. Love attending concert in this venue.

Pearl Concert Theatre is a midsized and intimate concert venue. I sat on the center balcony and loved that the rows were elevated, so if a person stood up, they would have no issue viewing the concert! I went to the Babyface concert, which qualifies as a throwback concert; unfortunately, many people will show up to sit down and be quiet like they're at a library and not a concert. I had an elderly Black man tap me on my back several times, and I ignored him the first time because I already knew what he wanted. When I turned around, the man asked me, " Can you sit down?" I told the man, " I love music too much to sit at a concert. The rows are elevated so you can stand up." I continued to stand and dance to songs I felt and only sat down on songs I didn't feel, and the man behind me didn't say another word. The sound system in the venue sounded good, and I loved the live band and Babyface's show. R&B singer Tank and two members of Boys II Men came on stage to sing End of the Road. The staff did a solid and organized job getting everyone inside the venue, and I look forward to returning to Pearl Concert Theatre soon! I am annoyed that most acts who book at Pearl Concert Theatre will be throwback acts, which means they will bring a boring older crowd. However, I am always ready, willing, and able to communicate with concertgoers who want me to sit down, that I always stand on business at concerts! Message to forty and up concertgoers: If you want to sit down and be quiet, stay home and listen to music on your iPhone!

Here for the Fantasia concert 7/19 and needed handicap seats thank you to supervisor Dan for accommodating my husband and I, really appreciate his hospitality and the other two usher that got in touch with him didn't get their names but thank you very much. Nice venue nice and cool on a hot summer day

Beautiful intimate theater! We were here for the one and only Jo Sumi. Special thanks to Dan for great service.

Went here for the Babyface concert and wow, it's so sexy in here. Very cozy with soft velvetty chairs. We had seats all the way in the back so it was intimate and nice. I know some of us were irritated when some people would stand during the whole concert, but what is the protocol for that??? I mean, I get it, you want to sing and dance and I've done it, but is it rude or is it ok to do that. This was nice to see for the first time, never been here before and it was a nice theater for sure.

Over priced drinks Go go's leave your politics at the curb. We walked out 80$ for 2 beers and a mixed drink. 20$ tip omg. Wish we could get our money back.

Great venue. Problem was the bar. They charged me 16?for a drink that the sign said 11 for and the prior bartender charged me 11 for. He was scamming and pocketing the extra

Came here to see the Gary Owen stand up comedy show. The location was able to be easily located upon arrival to the hotel. We found the line to enter the theater pretty swiftly and the employees were able to move the line in a timely manner. The staff were friendly and helpful once inside the theater. The theater provided an intimate ambiance, and spacious and clean setting. The bar line was a little lengthy before the show; possibly could use additional bar staff to assist with the wait time. Could also use additional staff to help locate seats. Overall we had a good experience and the comedy show was pretty funny. Would attend a Gary Owen show again.

"The more simpler my life is, the happier I am!" Peter Frampton What's not to love about music except when it's "live of course!" The Pearl Theater offers a small and intimate experience for those that wish to see their favorite musical acts. All sorts of shows are offered here from various genres of musical influence and interest. As you listen, the lights go down, and the show begins. It's time to get started with the jams. On my recent trip to the Pearl it's the famous Peter Frampton yet again comes alive. What a magical masterpiece of thought provoking musical art. The talent on stage that night will forever resonate with my inner soul. From Frampton's early begins in 1976, he rocketed to glory and never looked back. His career and musical success were enormous. Can you believe it's been fifty years since he started way back when. Pardon my lack of giddiness, but what an incredible performance! If you get the chance see Peter Frampton live. He does not disappoint. The theater allowed the band to even play an hour over. Great solo after solo. What's not to love about music except when it's live? The sound quality is superb. The service unbelievable. Do you need a drink? The ladies come around and take your drink order as you scream, shout and dance around. Let your voice crawl to a whisper as your favorite act plays for you do not want to miss the genuine genius that's coming from the stage. Now let's plan our next musical show. Here we go! The music is about to start!

Yelp Review 2023 #140: My sister insisted to get me a VIP ticket to see Michael Bolton by myself because of her trauma when we were growing up when my brother and I would blast Michael Bolton's "Time, Love and Tenderness" in his car to wake my then teenage sister up every Saturday morning. The night prior to the concert, we were watching the Masked Singer and as soon as The Wolf started singing, I knew it was Michael Bolton and that's when my sister bought my ticket. I thought she was just joking until she e-mailed me my ticket and offered to drop me off and pick me up to/ from the concert. Don't threaten me with a good time! I got to the venue 30 minutes early after having at a restaurant inside the Palms. Getting in was breeze as the crowd was mostly mature and aside from the 8-year-old kid who didn't have a babysitter and ended up going to the concert with her dad and grandma, I was the youngest in that concert. I decided to buy a souvenir shirt, no lines! I took my sweet time choosing from 3 different shirts. And the gentleman behind the counter asked if I wanted anything else as he points to the silk pillowcases in baby pink and powder blue with Michael Bolton's face on them - I had to draw the line somewhere. Off to the VIP room I went. It was nice. Flatscreen, couches for lounging before and after the concert, a private bar with a dedicated bar tender and server, and a private bathroom. But I don't drink so that's that. The lounge/ VIP room has direct access to my seat. The server will check on you before the concert to see if you changed your mind about a drink. The concert started on time. Michael still sounds good even at 70 years old. The concert was for a good 1.5 hours. Getting out was also a breeze.

Quaint venue with standard floor/front seats. Balcony and casino level seating as well. Went to see The Sarah Silverman it was a great show! Learned that if this venue doesn't sell out, as you head toward your seats staff will offer complicate upgrades-EPIC! They have plenty of concession stands throughout and on each level, same goes for restrooms. During this particular performance phones/recording was not allowed as Sarah was prepping for an upcoming special. So phones were placed into a locked bag which you could take with you during the performance and once it was over they were unlocked by staff. No seat in this venue is a bad seat. They have television promoters alongside the stage as well.

Clean setting great bar tenders for the price of drinks in vegas they make them worth your buck. My 2nd show at the palms shoutout my boy Erick in marketing for putting the bug in my ear.

Great place for a show. Went last night to see Cheap Trick. Easy walk up to get in side. The merch line set up was a little funky but the drink was great. We got the hook up since we were on the floor and we were told to go downstairs to the floor level and use that bar. Sure as anything four bartenders and no body in line...awesome. It took the engineer a song to dial the sound in and after that sound was great with good acoustics. Nice size venue and was easy to get out when it was over. Would come back for another show for sure.

Every seat is a great seat! Excellent service and Babyface wow'd the fans! Venue was packed and security measures were taken upon entrance. Was directed and guided to the correct seat. Enjoyed very much!

The event here sucked. Sound quality is very poor. Sad! This venue sucks. Pearl Theater sucks.

At the Pearl again last night to see Collective Soul. Great show and great venue! Box office was very cool about giving us an ADA and companion seat. The friend who went with me recently had two shoulder surgeries and can't have people bumping into her. The bartenders here and very cool and generous with the pours. Already purchased tickets for Melissa Etheridge and Jewel in July

Didn't care about the food, I do care about their friendly service at the drink bar, except where we watched the Rick Springfield and Richard Marx in concert last Sat., Aug 17, 3024, because of my excitement hearing the two. Ambiance is to die for our entertainment, but could use more space so that other concert goers can move freely to their seats.

Came for the soulful celebration. Tucked away in the casino but signs led me to it. Security line moved quickly and effortlessly. Didn't have food but had seats up top. Intimate theatre and plenty of leg room. Sound system was great and comfy seats. No big complaints.

New and improved, even better than before. Improved sound system. Fantastic service. Great seats. Perfect screen graphics. Nice small concert venue! Perfect acoustics, nice big screens on both sides and middle, we got free entry into the Ghost club with our seat. Good drinks with bathrooms all over the place. Seats 2500, and every seat one is a pretty good one. We've seen a half dozen concerts here, and intend to see many more.

I went to a concert here a few weeks ago and had a drink spilled on me from someone sitting above me. I told the usher that I wanted to speak to a manager. Someone named Shelby came to help. She was absolutely worthless. She didn't seem to care, didn't offer to help. She had this resting bitch face the entire time I was telling her my story and soaked in beer. How is she the manager of this establishment??? The worst customer service, will not be back.

Pros: Parking is free, sound quality is good, and employees are friendly. Cons: The seats are waaaaay too small and there is barely any leg room. We felt claustrophobic and crammed together. The seats may even be smaller than coach seats in an airplane! If someone in your row wants out, everyone in that row has to stand up for that person to get out (and hope that they don't step on you). Also, if people in any of the rows in front of you stand up, you'll be unable to see the stage (unless you stand, too). We sat on the side of section 203. The handrails are too high, they get in the way of the view if you're sitting next to one. Not sure if stage lights are decided by the venue or the band performing, but they were also very boring and plain for an upbeat concert.

I have wanted to see a show here for a long time and finally got the chance. I'm really glad I went because of the artist. She played classic Mexican music and she is at another level, nothing vulgar. I take away a star based on the venue. The seats are really small. Too small. There was a person next to my friend who did not fit in their seat and they were in my friends space. It made the concert less enjoyable. It should not be about how many people u can pack like sardines, it should be about enjoying a show. Also, the drink my friend ordered was gross. She ordered a double and it tasted like some artificial sweetener and I could not taste the alcohol. She wanted me to try it, because she thought it was just her. My strong point for the review is really the performance, otherwise I would take away another star. I will give this venue another try in the future and try better seats, maybe that will make a difference

Here's an archive and was very cool to have seen Rick Astley live in concert, he's very entertaining and he brought me back to the good old days hearing his greatest hits.

I came here for the concert of Lady Antebellum which my friend surprised me with. The venue is really neat, it's cosy and personal. The staff was very friendly. Drinks were expensive (2 mixed drinks was $33). Great experience. When we walked out after we noticed an artist placed a chapel in the back and that was a fun visit after the show. I didn't get married :) Another great night to see the Doobie Brothers. Easy seating, fun times. Sound is a lot better here than most concert halls as it's a relatively small venue. Even when you sit high up you get a great experience.

One of Las Vegas' more underrated Concert Venues Pearl Theater at The Palms offers excellent acoustics for artists who may not fill a large stadium or arena. Built for music, with box seats and standing on the floor, St. Vincent's 10/1/22 showed exactly what Pearl is best at with excellent clarity at all angles plus quality production and free parking as a bonus.

So it takes 45 min to get a drink in the place, it's a 3 hour event, if you want more then one drink you will miss the entire concert. Lame, makes venue a never again for me.

Great place to see a concert the service there is amazing the staff is awsome very friendly and helpful would attend concerts there anytime sound is good has big screens to view which makes the concert more fun to view with a close up

Went and saw Jeff Beck and Johnny Depp in Concert had seat Row C seat twelve. Aisle seat on center stage left. (Or the right side when walking in). Brilliant unobstructed view due to seat staggering, excellent acoustics. Highly recommend.

Adam Ant concert was supposed to start at 8p. 8:50p and we are all still in the foyer waiting for the sound check to finish! Nobody is allowed to go to their seats yet. We have been standing for 50 minutes now. No communication from the venue staff about delay. People getting frustrated. IMHO this shows a lack of professionalism and good customer service! BTW - A rude woman that worked at the box office was telling everybody no refunds. It is the bands fault for the show Beginning late, not ours.

SAVE YOUR MONEY! I attended Symphony of Dance in the Pearl Theater in May and would never go there again. The sound was so ridiculously loud it was painful. The ushers said it was always that volume which is really sad. I didn't pay for expensive tickets to have my hearing damaged. I was told there was not a bad seat in the house, but part of the stage was blocked from my view- definitely bad. The stage was also small which made the dancing seem crowded. The level where I sat only had a bathroom on one side of the building, requiring a long walk, especially for those that had handicapped seats. Very inconsiderate planning. The best thing I can say is the parking was free. I don't like giving bad reviews, but wish I'd saved my money.

One of the more cozier venues to be in, I would say this place is comparable to the Chelsea inside the Cosmopolitan. I have been here twice. The first time was for Nick Cannon when he wanted to do his own stand up comedy. He had a handful of people open for him before he came on himself. For this performance, there was seating going all the way up to the front of the stage. My second time here which was just recently, was for Billy Idol. Dude is 64 but can still rock out! Not like ridiculously crazy rock out but more like enough to not break a leg rock out. Nevertheless, he still had passion in whatever song he sang. For this guy, they had the front section in front of the stage wide open for standing room only crowds, in which me and my friend Alexa were grateful enough to see him up close. Overall, this venue is pretty cute and the sound system was more than adequate enough to acommodate a rock legend like Billy Idol. Since it is located inside the Palms Hotel and Casino, parking is free and you dont have the hassle of dealing with strip traffic since these guys are on Flamingo. Security was just ok meaning nobody got killed or did anything stupid for attention. Entering and exiting was a breeze. Anybody that wants to perform here is not a bad decision. Yelp 2020 Review #19 815 overall

Seating chart online is bullshit. What looks like steps actually locks us in. Seats 11+12 are on end for easy in.seat we have 1+2 we have to wait to get out. No such thing as customer service everything is online with no way to get a fucking real person

When you go looking for perfect intimate venues for concerts IMHO the Pearl at the Palms is a must do! The acoustics are awesome and we had seats in the box seats next to the stage ... superb seats. And the Palms lobby is GORGEOUS! plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from! Anyway, the venue is perfect. It doesn't hurt that Billy Idol and the band are in perfect form. My chick got us tics for Christmas. - she's a keeper! The music was outstanding and a very cool reminder of why we LOVE Billy Idol and the band. Billy Morrison and Steve Stevens were awesome but rock and roll is a team sport and the entire band was legend! If you are looking for intimate, great acoustics and super service, check out the Palms and the Pearl! Rock on Billy! We'll see you again soon. Thanks for the music!

I like this venue because it is small and every seat has a great view of the stage. I've actually ever sat up close (always upstairs) and have never been disappointed. The staff here is helpful and nice. The drinks are expensive but not more so than other concert venues. The bathrooms are very accessible. The one problem is there is a bit of a bottleneck when leaving but because it's a smaller venue there are less people and you can still get out in a reasonable amount of time.

I've seen a lot of concerts, with most being in Vegas and I have to say that the Pearl Concert Theater really impressed me! The sound and acoustics we're phenomenal. You could feel the music in your bones. We went for a Mary J. Blige concert, with Lalah Hathaway headlining. The show started on time, with Lalah's DJ slinging some old school songs from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. She engaged the crowd, asking us if we remembered this song and remembered that song, from Bell Biv Devoe and Silk to Luther Vandross and Wyclef. Lalah eventually came out and performed old songs and some from her new album. After her performance, they revamped the stage in just 10 minutes, to prepare for Mary's performance. We were amazed at the difference in the all that they did in such a short time. We had no issues getting in. They had a line going through the casino and once they opened the doors, each door had a metal detector and someone to check bags, so the line moved super fast. I liked that even though the show started at 8pm, they opened the doors at 6:45 and started letting people go in. It cut down on the havoc in the casino, with the lines. Of course, it isn't Vegas if they don't have alcohol, so they had a bar open on each floor and people flocked to it like an exit door during a fire! Lines were long! We bypassed that and went on and found our seats. They had servers walking around in there offering drinks, too! So you can imagine all the drunk people by the time it was over. Nevertheless, when Mary came out, everyone was on their feet! She looked great, in fabulous shape, and that voice was still strong! She danced her ass off, spoke to the crowd, and was totally engaged in the performance and all of us. I was just starting high school when Mary hit the scene and I'm glad that she's still around and strong as ever. I loved that people of all ages, shapes, sizes, races, and ethnicities were there singing and dancing together. There was no hate or racial shit going on. It was by far the best concert that I've ever been to. I definitely want to see her, again!

We like catching our favourite artists perform live concerts at The Pearl. Through the years we've seen Culture Club, Morrissey, Matchbox 20, Rick Astley, Brian McKnight, Billy Idol and most recently the fantastic Christopher Cross to name just a few! The Pearl Concert Theater, located inside the Palms Casino & Resort is the perfectly sized venue where you won't feel detached from the event even if you select the farthest seats from the stage because the location is intimate. The smaller venue also produces better acoustics and a good view of the performing artists. My only gripe is the chaotic and cramped lines when queueing up before the venue opens and I also often hear people complaining that the seats are too small--admittedly we're not petite nor slim so the seats do feel a tad cramped and tightly packed perhaps to make up for the loss of headcount due to the smaller capacity. But overall, The Pearl is a good venue and post-event (or even pre-concert) dining options is a plus because the Palms has a food court and an array of restaurants open and available.

My wife and I attended Mondays Dark's 6th Anniversary show in this venue and could not have been much happier. Our seats were on the right side of the stage, but our view was excellent. We also found the acoustics to be very good. Exiting in mass did not prove to be a problem at the conclusion of the show.