The Killers Laughlin Tickets - Rio Vista Outdoor Amphitheater at Harrah's Laughlin

Boyz II Men

15 concerts

Formed in Philadelphia in 1987, Boyz II Men is the most commercially successful R&B group of all time. Known for lush, soulful ballads and smooth four-part harmonies, they achieved massive global success with chart-topping hits like End of the Road, I'll Make Love to You, and One Sweet Day.

Jack Kays

37 concerts

Jack Kays, a Cincinnati, Ohio native, is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter known for his raw, emotive vocals and introspective blend of indie rock, hip-hop, pop-punk, alternative, and folk. He explores themes of mental health and addiction. Notable works include the album "Mixed Emotions" and "Deadbeat!", plus the EP "My Favorite Nightmares" with Travis Barker. His song "Caffeine" earned him Spotify's 'New Noise Artist To Watch'. He has accumulated over 400 million streams.

The All-American Rejects

7 concerts

The All-American Rejects are a rock band known for sticky songs about broken hearts and adolescent lust. They launched their first headline tour in over a decade with the 2023 Wet Hot All-American Summer Tour and released their fifth full-length album, Sandbox.

The Killers

1 concert

The Killers are a Las Vegas four-piece formed in 2002 led by Brandon Flowers. Their debut Hot Fuss (2004) spawned “Mr. Brightside.” They’ve sold 25M+ albums, earned multiple Grammy nominations, and topped charts with Wonderful Wonderful (2017).

Slightly Stoopid

3 concerts

Founded in Ocean Beach, California by childhood friends Miles Doughty and Kyle McDonald, Slightly Stoopid blends rock, reggae, and punk. Mentored by Sublime's Bradley Nowell, the band launched Stoopid Records, releasing the platinum single Closer To The Sun alongside gold hits 2am and Collie Man. Known for extensive global touring, they have collaborated with Snoop Dogg, Bob Weir, and Stephen Marley.

Beck

8 concerts

Los Angeles-bred alternative artist Beck broke out with 1994’s “Loser” and pushed genre-blending on Odelay (1996). Morning Phase won the Grammy for Album of the Year, and he’s collaborated with Jenny Lewis, Pharrell Williams, and Paul McCartney.

Innings Festival

4 concerts

Innings Festival, launched in 2018, unites music and baseball fans with its unique Spring Training celebration. It blends rock, pop, and indie artists with interactive baseball experiences and appearances by MLB legends. The festival is known for its celebratory vibe, offering a perfect escape with diverse musical acts and a fun atmosphere.

Winona Fighter

23 concerts

Formed in Nashville by Coco Kinnon, Dan Fuson, and Austin Luther, rock band Winona Fighter debuted their EP Father Figure in 2022. Known for energetic live shows and raw lyricism, they released their debut album My Apologies To The Chef, recorded in Austin's home studio.

The Kills

1 concert

Formed in 2000, the minimalist rock duo the Kills features singer Alison Mosshart and guitarist Jamie Hince. Emerging during the garage rock revival, they released albums like Keep on Your Mean Side and Midnight Boom, blending raw blues-punk with electronic beats and pop hooks.

Boyish

5 concerts

Boyish, an alt-country/indie duo from Berklee, blends honest storytelling with unique sound. Known for EPs praised by Billboard and Rolling Stone, they've opened for King Princess.

Good Boy Daisy

4 concerts

Good Boy Daisy, from Scottsdale, Arizona, is an alt-pop duo formed by twin sisters Hallie and Dylinn Mayes. Their music blends indie rock, pop, and '90s grunge, characterized by dynamic live shows and a "no rules" approach. They released the album "Blitz" and are known for songs like "Grey" and "Never Learn (feat. The Wrecks)," earning recognition from AP Magazine.

Carrellee

4 concerts

Carrellee is a dark-wave singer-songwriter from Madison, Wisconsin. Known for her debut album Scale of Dreams and sophomore release on Young & Cold Records, she has toured extensively, played Coldwaves and Verboden festivals, and toured as a backing member for IAMX.

The Black Keys

Akron, Ohio blues-rock duo Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney formed the Black Keys in 2001. Breakthrough came with Rubber Factory (2004). Brothers (2010) earned three Grammys and hit singles like Tighten Up and Howlin' for You.

Fall Out Boy

Incubus

Incubus, a renowned alternative band from Los Angeles, featuring Brandon Boyd, Mike Einziger, and more, are celebrated for hits like "Drive" and iconic albums like "Morning View." With over 23 million albums sold and numerous Top 5 Billboard 200 debuts, they are known for boundary-pushing sound and rapturous live shows, including their Hollywood Bowl performance.

Gary Clark Jr.

Austin, Texas-born guitarist/vocalist Gary Clark Jr. blends blues-rock with funk, hard rock, and hip-hop. His 2012 major-label debut Blak and Blu hit the Top Ten and won a Grammy for “Please Come Home”; later albums include This Land and JPEG RAW.

Anna Graves

Anna Graves is a singer-songwriter raised on a farm in southern Minnesota. Her confessional, resilient songs explore heartbreak, healing, and self-love. She’s opened for Stevie Nicks, Maren Morris, and The Head and the Heart; songs include “Bluebird” and “Hollow Bones.”

Jack's Mannequin

Born on the U.S. West Coast, Andrew McMahon led Something Corporate & piano-pop Jack’s Mannequin; hit “The Mixed Tape”; Everything in Transit (Billboard #37); collab Tommy Lee.