The Venetian Resort announced the return of live entertainment with “This is Christmas!" It's a holiday show with a cast of Broadway stars and “American Idol” finalists, it kicks off on November 27th. Singers Ben Stone and Jasmine Trias are both in the show. They live in Las Vegas and have performed all over the world. Stone is from the UK, and Trias comes from Hawaii. Sean and Dayna travel to the Venetian Theater to interview the couple. Also, Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen returns to television in January. It takes place in Las Vegas. Sean has some insider details. Plus, a longtime Cirque du Soleil show closes for good... and more shows are starting to open on the strip. Sean and Dayna also discuss how COVID-19 is currently taking a toll on Las Vegas. 

Las Vegas is the scene of a new film called Stealing Chaplin. The movie had its premiere in Las Vegas at the Suncoast theater. Mr. Las Vegas himself is in the movie. Sean and Dayna talk with Wayne Newton on the red carpet. His wife and daughter are also in the film. They also chat with producer and lead actor, Simon Phillips and producer/actor Ken Bressers. Sean and Dayna also go over what's happening in Las Vegas leading up to the holidays. Caesars Entertainment also announced that the Rio will open just in time for the World Series of Poker. 

There are so many ways that Las Vegas hotel casinos are improving safety, and a lot of it has to do with new technology. Sean shares his experience at the Downtown Grand, mobile apps guide you through your entire stay, from check-in to check-out. Caesars has a mobile food ordering program. You can have food delivered to wherever you are on property, or you can pick it up. MGM Resorts has digital keys that get you to your room, which means you can bypass the front desk altogether... and much more. Off the strip, Station Casinos properties have stepped it up with high-tech gaming. Sean and Dayna go on location to Red Rock Casino Resort Spa to talk to Dustin Boshers, the Director of Table Games. They discuss the Electronic Table Games and PlayOn Game Tech. Plus, Sean and Dayna's tips include holiday events in Las Vegas that kick up soon! A winter pop-up bar just off the strip and a new holiday show at The Venetian. 

Actor and Comedian, John Di Domenico, has been massively successful portraying President Donald Trump through the years. He lives in Las Vegas. Di Domenico joins Sean and Dayna for an election week chat! He's getting ready for a busy week full of television appearances. He shares what life has been like for him recently and his predictions. Plus, Sean and Dayna attend Circa Resort and Casino's grand opening event. They interview Chef Barry from Barry's Downtown Prime restaurant inside Circa. They also gamble at midnight! Sean and Dayna also share the latest Las Vegas news, which includes the cancellation of New Year's Eve fireworks on the strip. 

Actor and Comedian, John Di Domenico, has been massively successful portraying President Donald Trump through the years. He lives in Las Vegas. Di Domenico joins Sean and Dayna for an election week chat! He's getting ready for a busy week full of television appearances. He shares what life has been like for him recently and his predictions. Plus, Sean and Dayna attend Circa Resort and Casino's grand opening event. They interview Chef Barry from Barry's Downtown Prime restaurant inside Circa. They also gamble at midnight! Sean and Dayna also share the latest Las Vegas news, which includes the cancellation of New Year's Eve fireworks on the strip. 

Circa Resort and Casino opens on Wednesday, October 28th at midnight. It's the first newly constructed casino in downtown Las Vegas since 1980. Hear from the owner, Derek Stevens, about its greatest features and his vision for the new property. Circa includes a pool area called Stadium Swim and it features the World's Largest Sports Book. The resort casino will also be 21 and over. Plus, MGM Resorts International announces a return to entertainment. Find out what shows will hit the stage starting on November 6th. Sean and Dayna also talk Halloween in Las Vegas! There are plenty of scary attractions all across town, including the Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum and Fright Ride. Plus, there are several ghost towns in driving distance. 

Las Vegas headliner, Piff The Magic Dragon, will return to the Flamingo Las Vegas on October 29th. Sean and Dayna talk to Piff inside the Flamingo Showroom, where he'll perform. The grumpy magic dragon is ready to make people laugh with his show called, "Too Soon?" Piff discusses what life has been like during the coronavirus shutdown and his love and appreciation for Las Vegas. More shows have now announced openings too. Plus, Sean visits the strip for a staycation, he shares his experience while staying there. 

Las Vegas is full of cool cocktail recipes, on and off the strip. Now, there's a new book that features the unique creations and where you can find them. Sivan Gavish has a blog called TheOliveBrunette.com and she was asked to write a book called, "Las Vegas Cocktails." It also includes the recipes so you can make them at home. Sean and Dayna also travel over to the Wynn Las Vegas to see the newly revamped Lake of Dreams shows. This is a Las Vegas gem! The show goes off every 20 minutes and you can watch from the patio of SW Steakhouse, Lakeside, or Parasol Down. It's visually spectacular and uses a variation of music you will recognize. Hear from director and choreography, Kenny Ortega, about what he's done to create this. Sean and Dayna also have foodie tour tips! There are plenty of options on the strip and in downtown Las Vegas. 

There's a lot happening in and outside of Las Vegas. Sean and Dayna recap what new hotel casinos have opened or are opening soon. They also chat with entertainment host Rachel Smith about her latest A-list interviews. Smith has worked on red carpets for years as an entertainment journalist. She's based in Las Vegas. She's also traveled the world to interview Hollywood’s top stars like Tom Cruise, Charlize Theron... even Meryl Streep and Cher! Vegas Revealed Co-host, Sean McAllister, and Smith hosted a popular entertainment news show together for more than 10 years. Smith reveals more about Jamie Foxx playing Mike Tyson in an upcoming biopic, we hear from Millie Bobby Brown, the cast of "Boys in the Band," and John Cusack. Smith is a voting member of the broadcast film critics association. Sean and Dayna have their secret tips at the end of the show too!

Longtime showman, Frankie Scinta, is longing to be back on stage in Las Vegas. The coronavirus restrictions have been tough on the entire entertainment community in Las Vegas. Scinta is known for bringing an audience together and creating a memorable night for visitors. He's performed with his family, The Scintas, for four decades. Most recently, he's performed on his own at the South Point Hotel and Casino. Scinta has continued to keep a connection with his fans via Facebook LIVE, but he's craving the stage again soon. Sean and Dayna talk to him about what the shutdown has been like for him, how he feels about Las Vegas' return to entertainment, and his long history performing in Buffalo, NY and Vegas. They also get some tips on his favorite pizza and spots in Vegas. Scinta also breaks some news about opening his own place! 

Sean and Dayna travel to The Front Yard at Ellis Island Hotel, Casino and Brewery. The new beer garden has become really popular since it opened in December. Unfortunately, because of COVD-19 it shut down for a few months, but it's back open and serving up food and drinks. The new addition is also a great place to watch sports. Sean and Dayna interview Christina Ellis about the property's long history and the new addition. They have details on how to get a seat on game day, what kinds of food the restaurant offers, and the indoor/outdoor experience. It's located just off the Las Vegas strip. Sean and Dayna also discuss some great dinner spots along the strip and off the strip that they recently enjoyed and have a lot of tips on how to get a patio seat, where to go, and where you should book a reservation for fun. 

A long list of new restaurants are on the way in Las Vegas. The former Hard Rock Hotel Casino will soon be Virgin Hotels and they revealed their rundown of restaurants and lounges. Hear from the President about the new spots coming soon. They are meant to appeal to Las Vegas visitors and locals. Plus, the National Finals Rodeo decides to skip Las Vegas this year and stay in Texas. It's a big blow to the Vegas economy, but they also lay out the future, which includes a return. Sean and Dayna chat it up about a lot of things happening in Las Vegas and some recent experiences on the strip too. 

The Plaza Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas gets ready to celebrate 50 years. Sean and Dayna sip a martini at Oscar's Steakhouse and talk with CEO Jonathan Jossel about its latest upgrades and the future upgrades inside and around the hotel. Find out how the hotel casino is doing right now, during COVID, and what plans are in store. Jossel discusses the challenges they are up against and what the future looks like for the iconic property. Sean and Dayna also chat about a restaurant close to the strip to watch sports, the hot September weather in Vegas, and new jobs coming the strip and downtown. 

Michael Godard is the a global top selling artist, he also calls Las Vegas home. Godard’s art is instantly recognizable thanks to his wildly popular animated Olive characters that are seen in many of his paintings. Now, the “Rock Star of the Art World” is seeing a lot of Silver and Black with a major collaboration in the world of pro football! Sean and Dayna sit down with Godard at his home to discuss how he's doing during quarantine, the details of his new collaboration with the Raiders and the brand new Allegiant Stadium, plus, he shares stories of his life. Sean and Dayna also fill you in on The Mirage opening on the Las Vegas strip. This also means the dolphin habitat is now open and Siegfried and Roy are honored with a new street name.

Le Reve at the Wynn Las Vegas has decided to shut down for good. The 15-year-old production show was a water spectacular inside Wynn Theater. The show costs too much to continue on, expecting low numbers and an unforeseen future. Sean and Dayna talk to one of the cast members, Andrew Ragone, about the show's closure. Ragone was a singer in the show. He's also performed in Las Vegas for a long time, in shows like ShowStoppers and Phantom of The Opera. Sean and Dayna also discuss the fact that bars are directed to remained closed in Las Vegas until further notice, the Raiders are practicing inside the new Allegiant Stadium, and chat about a recent trip to the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace.

MGM Resorts Las Vegas has a new program that allows travelers to book a hotel room and "Work From Vegas." It's called the "Viva Las Office" program and it offers rooms at the Bellagio and ARIA. Sean and Dayna chat with Sarah Moore, the VP of Brand Marketing for MGM Resorts. Moore talks about the special perks you get when you sign up for the package. Plus, another hotel is scheduled to open on the Las Vegas Strip! Sean and Dayna also catch up on what they are watching on TV in their "tips" segment. 

World Champion and Olympic Gold Medal figure skater, Oksana Baiul, lives in Las Vegas. She joins Sean and Dayna to talk about her life in the years since winning Gold. Baiul and her producer/investor husband, Carlo J. Farina, are also developing a Las Vegas ice spectacular that is being shopped around to major Las Vegas Strip resorts. The couple has also acquired the rights to revive the wildly popular “Champions on Ice” tour. Sean and Dayna also discuss the new Raiders stadium and how the team has decided to go ahead and play in Allegiant Stadium without fans in the seats. They also have the Las Vegas visitor numbers for the month of June. Plus, two restaurants near the strip that are worth a visit. 

Global Headlining Entertainer and 1994 Olympic Gold Figure Skating Champion, Oksana Baiul, lives in Las Vegas. She joins Sean and Dayna to talk about her life in the years since winning Gold. Baiul and her producer/investor husband, Carlo J. Farina, are also developing a Las Vegas ice spectacular that is being shopped around to major Las Vegas Strip resorts. The couple has also acquired the rights to revive the wildly popular “Champions on Ice” tour. Sean and Dayna also discuss the new Raiders stadium and how the team has decided to go ahead and play in Allegiant Stadium without fans in the seats. They also have the Las Vegas visitor numbers for the month of June. Plus, two restaurants near the strip that are worth a visit. 

Global Headlining Entertainer and 1994 Olympic Gold Figure Skating Champion, Oksana Baiul, lives in Las Vegas. She joins Sean and Dayna to talk about her life in the years since winning Gold. Baiul and her producer/investor husband, Carlo J. Farina, are also developing a Las Vegas ice spectacular that is being shopped around to major Las Vegas Strip resorts. The couple has also acquired the rights to revive the wildly popular “Champions on Ice” tour. Sean and Dayna also discuss the new Raiders stadium and how the team has decided to go ahead and play in Allegiant Stadium without fans in the seats. They also have the Las Vegas visitor numbers for the month of June. Plus, two restaurants near the strip that are worth a visit. 

Las Vegas is open, even though portions remain closed, like shows and some restaurants. But, there's still plenty to do! Las Vegas has a lot of options for outdoor activities. Sean and Dayna talk to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority's Vice President of Marketing, Fletch Brunelle, about what you can do if you visit. They also discuss the #VegasSmart campaign and get updates on many major projects happening in Las Vegas. Some of the projects include Resorts World, the brand new addition to the convention center, and the Elon Musk loop. There's a lot coming to Las Vegas in 2021 and there are a lot of deals right now too! Sean and Dayna also discuss the Garth Brooks show that was supposed to be the first at the new Allegiant Stadium in August. He rescheduled to February. Find out what Brooks has to say about it. Sean and Dayna's tips include nighttime kayaking trips and a new summer book release by a former Las Vegas reporter. 

Las Vegas is open, even though portions remain closed, like shows and some restaurants. But, there's still plenty to do! Las Vegas has a lot of options for outdoor activities. Sean and Dayna talk to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority's Vice President of Marketing, Fletch Brunelle, about what you can do if you visit. They also discuss the #VegasSmart campaign and get updates on many major projects happening in Las Vegas. Some of the projects include Resorts World, the brand new addition to the convention center, and the Elon Musk loop. There's a lot coming to Las Vegas in 2021 and there are a lot of deals right now too! Sean and Dayna also discuss the Garth Brooks show that was supposed to be the first at the new Allegiant Stadium in August. He rescheduled to February. Find out what Brooks has to say about it. Sean and Dayna's tips include nighttime kayaking trips and a new summer book release by a former Las Vegas reporter. 

Graceland Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas s now offering VIRTUAL Elvis themed vow renewals & commitment ceremonies for couples from all over the world to enjoy from the comfort of their own homes. Sean and Dayna talk to Brendan Paul, who has impersonated Elvis for many years. The chapel performed the first ever Elvis themed virtual vow renewal with a couple from the UK. Listen to the history and stories behind Graceland Wedding Chapel and find out what big stars have been married there in the past. Plus, Sean and Dayna fill you in on what's happening in Las Vegas. Hockey is coming back, another resort opened, and sports books are back in business. Podcast recorded from Dona Maria Tamales on Las Vegas Boulevard. 

Graceland Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas is now offering VIRTUAL Elvis themed vow renewals & commitment ceremonies for couples from all over the world to enjoy from the comfort of their own homes. Sean and Dayna talk to Brendan Paul, who has impersonated Elvis for many years. The chapel performed the first ever Elvis themed virtual vow renewal with a couple from the UK. Listen to the history and stories behind Graceland Wedding Chapel and find out what big stars have been married there in the past. Plus, Sean and Dayna fill you in on what's happening in Las Vegas. Hockey is coming back, another resort opened, and sports books are back in business. Podcast recorded from Dona Maria Tamales on Las Vegas Boulevard and the Graceland Wedding Chapel. 

Graceland Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas is now offering VIRTUAL Elvis themed vow renewals & commitment ceremonies for couples from all over the world to enjoy from the comfort of their own homes. Sean and Dayna talk to Brendan Paul, who has impersonated Elvis for many years. The chapel performed the first ever Elvis themed virtual vow renewal with a couple from the UK. Listen to the history and stories behind Graceland Wedding Chapel and find out what big stars have been married there in the past. Plus, Sean and Dayna fill you in on what's happening in Las Vegas. Hockey is coming back, another resort opened, and sports books are back in business. Podcast recorded from Dona Maria Tamales on Las Vegas Boulevard and the Graceland Wedding Chapel. 

A new theater is coming to Resorts World when it opens in 2021! Sean and Dayna talk to writer, Melinda Sheckells about her exclusive story in Billboard. The theater includes 5,000 seats and will cater to shows, sports, and conventions. Sheckells chats with the president of Resorts World and its AEG partner to get all the details. Could this mean the return of Celine Dion? Plus, they talk nightclubs, shows and restaurants. What will change when it comes to the future of the Las Vegas strip. If you plan to come to Las Vegas anytime soon, Sheckells has some great recommendations on what you can do as well. 

A new theater is coming to Resorts World when it opens in 2021! Sean and Dayna talk to writer, Melinda Sheckells about her exclusive story in Billboard. The theater includes 5,000 seats and will cater to shows, sports, and conventions. Sheckells chats with the president of Resorts World and its AEG partner to get all the details. Could this mean the return of Celine Dion? Plus, they talk nightclubs, shows and restaurants. What will change when it comes to the future of the Las Vegas strip. If you plan to come to Las Vegas anytime soon, Sheckells has some great recommendations on what you can do as well. 

A new theater is coming to Resorts World when it opens in 2021! Sean and Dayna talk to writer, Melinda Sheckells about her exclusive story in Billboard. The theater includes 5,000 seats and will cater to shows, sports, and conventions. Sheckells chats with the president of Resorts World and its AEG partner to get all the details. Could this mean the return of Celine Dion? Plus, they talk nightclubs, shows and restaurants. What will change when it comes to the future of the Las Vegas strip. If you plan to come to Las Vegas anytime soon, Sheckells has some great recommendations on what you can do as well. 

Las Vegas rolls back to Phase 1 for bars, since the coronavirus numbers are up. There are also some people still refusing to wear masks in casinos. One Las Vegas visitor documented her exit on Facebook LIVE after she was asked to leave the Wynn Resort because she wasn't wearing a mask. Nevada's Governor has said all businesses must refuse service to anyone not wearing a mask, the staff at the Wynn was following the rules. The video has a lot of people shaking their heads, Sean and Dayna have some clips so you can hear for yourself. Sean and Dayna also speak with a former Las Vegas resident that came to town to celebrate this birthday, but ended up testing positive for COVID-19. Matt Guillermo talks about his symptoms, his recovery, and how he's doing now... a few weeks after he tested positive. Guillermo is now recovering in isolation at a condo he owns in Las Vegas. 

Las Vegas rolls back to Phase 1 for bars, since the coronavirus numbers are up. There are also some people still refusing to wear masks in casinos. One Las Vegas visitor documented her exit on Facebook LIVE after she was asked to leave the Wynn Resort because she wasn't wearing a mask. Nevada's Governor has said all businesses must refuse service to anyone not wearing a mask, the staff at the Wynn was following the rules. The video has a lot of people shaking their heads, Sean and Dayna have some clips so you can hear for yourself. Sean and Dayna also speak with a former Las Vegas resident that came to town to celebrate this birthday, but ended up testing positive for COVID-19. Matt Guillermo talks about his symptoms, his recovery, and how he's doing now... a few weeks after he tested positive. Guillermo is now recovering in isolation at a condo he owns in Las Vegas. 

Sean and Dayna talk about a number of topics that will affect Las Vegas over the next year. A high speed train from Southern California to Las Vegas becomes more of a reality, with a tentative construction start date, Hawaiian Airlines will resume flights between Honolulu and the U.S. mainland in August, and a couple more resorts open on the strip. Plus, they interview Chef Marc Vetri, who is opening Osteria Fiorella at Red Rock Resort on July 10th. The Philadelphia-based chef has a restaurant at the Palms called Vetri Cucina, and since that restaurant isn't able to open yet, he's doing a popup spot at Red Rock. The award-winning chef describes the dishes, the reason he's opening there, and how life has been under lockdown. 

Sean and Dayna talk about a number of topics that will affect Las Vegas over the next year. A high speed train from Southern California to Las Vegas becomes more of a reality, with a tentative construction start date, Hawaiian Airlines will resume flights between Honolulu and the U.S. mainland in August, and a couple more resorts open on the strip. Plus, they interview Chef Marc Vetri, who is opening Osteria Fiorella at Red Rock Resort on July 10th. The Philadelphia-based chef has a restaurant at the Palms called Vetri Cucina, and since that restaurant isn't able to open yet, he's doing a popup spot at Red Rock. The award-winning chef describes the dishes, the reason he's opening there, and how life has been under lockdown. 

If you come to Las Vegas, be prepared to Mask Up! All resort casinos are now requiring masks. In fact, it's mandatory in all public places, even if privately owned, in Nevada. How will this change things when it comes to tourism, just when Las Vegas was starting to see visitors return? Sean and Dayna weigh in. 

If you come to Las Vegas, be prepared to Mask Up! All resort casinos are now requiring masks. In fact, it's mandatory in all public places, even if privately owned, in Nevada. How will this change things when it comes to tourism, just when Las Vegas was starting to see visitors return? Sean and Dayna weigh in. 

As Las Vegas gets back in business, the ticketed shows remain dark. The strip was built on entertainment and right now, there's no word on when shows will be able to get back on stage. Ticketed events are still not allowed in Nevada. Sean and Dayna talk to Adam Steck of SPI Entertainment about what it's been like for the shows his company runs, and what they have planned in the meantime. SPI's shows include Thunder From Down Under, Boyz II Men, Magician Hans Klok, the Australian Bee Gees, and more. Also, the popular show Human Nature will not return to the Venetian, find out why and what their future plans are at this moment. Plus, Sean and Dayna talk twitter advice, brunch spots, and COVID surcharges in their secret tips!

As Las Vegas gets back in business, the ticketed shows remain dark. The strip was built on entertainment and right now, there's no word on when shows will be able to get back on stage. Ticketed events are still not allowed in Nevada. Sean and Dayna talk to Adam Steck of SPI Entertainment about what it's been like for the shows his company runs, and what they have planned in the meantime. SPI's shows include Thunder From Down Under, Boyz II Men, Magician Hans Klok, the Australian Bee Gees, and more. Also, the popular show Human Nature will not return to the Venetian, find out why and what their future plans are at this moment. Plus, Sean and Dayna talk twitter advice, brunch spots, and COVID surcharges in their secret tips!

As Las Vegas gets back in business, the ticketed shows remain dark. The strip was built on entertainment and right now, there's no word on when shows will be able to get back on stage. Ticketed events are still not allowed in Nevada. Sean and Dayna talk to Adam Steck of SPI Entertainment about what it's been like for the shows his company runs, and what they have planned in the meantime. SPI's shows include Thunder From Down Under, Boyz II Men, Magician Hans Klok, the Australian Bee Gees, and more. Also, the popular show Human Nature will not return to the Venetian, find out why and what their future plans are at this moment. Plus, Sean and Dayna talk twitter advice, brunch spots, and COVID surcharges in their secret tips!

There have been a lot of visitors flocking to Las Vegas to "get out" and enjoy what's open. Resort Casinos continue to open, one by one. Sean and Dayna talk to a couple tourists visiting from California and Tennessee. They also chat with Expedia's Senior Director of Global PR and Social Media about travel trends and Las Vegas deals. Nisreene Atassi says there is more flexibility and options for those that want to take a trip right now. Dayna also hit a couple spots on the strip and shares her experiences while visiting the Wynn Las Vegas and Bellagio. This week's secret tips include two websites that are a great source of information and can help you book reservations at the Wynn pool and cocktail lounge, the other is for Las Vegas as a whole. 

There have been a lot of visitors flocking to Las Vegas to "get out" and enjoy what's open. Resort Casinos continue to open, one by one. Sean and Dayna talk to a couple of tourists visiting from California and Tennessee. They also chat with Expedia's Senior Director of Global PR and Social Media about travel trends and Las Vegas deals. Nisreene Atassi says there is more flexibility and options for those that want to take a trip right now. Dayna also hit a couple spots on the strip and shares her experiences while visiting the Wynn Las Vegas and Bellagio. Sean talks about his visit to a few casinos and malls too. This week's secret tips include two websites that are a great source of information and can help you book reservations at the Wynn pool and cocktail lounge, the other is for Las Vegas as a whole. 

There have been a lot of visitors flocking to Las Vegas to "get out" and enjoy what's open. Resort Casinos continue to open, one by one. Sean and Dayna talk to a couple of tourists visiting from California and Tennessee. They also chat with Expedia's Senior Director of Global PR and Social Media about travel trends and Las Vegas deals. Nisreene Atassi says there is more flexibility and options for those that want to take a trip right now. Dayna also hit a couple spots on the strip and shares her experiences while visiting the Wynn Las Vegas and Bellagio. Sean talks about his visit to a few casinos and malls too. This week's secret tips include two websites that are a great source of information and can help you book reservations at the Wynn pool and cocktail lounge, the other is for Las Vegas as a whole. 

Las Vegas resort casinos are officially allowed to open, not all of them chose to do so, but the ones that did opened with style and a lot of guests! Many of the casinos opened at 12:01 a.m. on June 4th. Sean and Dayna chat with entertainment columnist, John Katsilometes, from the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Kats was there when The D opened for the first time in months along Fremont Street. He's also visited several hotel casinos on the strip. Hear his observations and what you can expect if you plan to visit. Kats has also talked to executives about when we could possibly see shows back inside theaters on the strip. We also talk about the live entertainment that IS available right now. Sean and Dayna also have their tips, which include questions from twitter followers about Las Vegas. 

Las Vegas resort casinos are officially allowed to open, not all of them chose to do so, but the ones that did opened with style and a lot of guests! Many of the casinos opened at 12:01 a.m. on June 4th. Sean and Dayna chat with entertainment columnist, John Katsilometes, from the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Kats was there when The D opened for the first time in months along Fremont Street. He's also visited several hotel casinos on the strip. Hear his observations and what you can expect if you plan to visit. Kats has also talked to executives about when we could possibly see shows back inside theaters on the strip. We also talk about the live entertainment that IS available right now. Sean and Dayna also have their tips, which include questions from twitter followers about Las Vegas. 

The Las Vegas strip gets ready to open on June 4th. It's part of Phase 2's reopening plan in Nevada. Sean and Dayna rundown the hotel casinos that will open on that day and what changes you will see in place. Derek Stevens, owner of The D in downtown Las Vegas gives away 2,000 flights to Las Vegas, and they went fast! Plus, the NHL announces it will continue play, and the Vegas Golden Knights are in the playoffs. Could Las Vegas be a hub city for games? Sean and Dayna also disucss a new survey released that explains how hospitality workers are reacting to the shutdown. It dives into how the workers feel they were treated by their employer during the COVID-19 closures. Greg Chase, Founder and CEO of Experience Strategy Associates and Lilian Tomovich, Strategy Advisor for Experience Strategy Associates talk about what the survey discovered, and what it means moving forward. 

The Las Vegas strip gets ready to open on June 4th. It's part of Phase 2's reopening plan in Nevada. Sean and Dayna rundown the hotel casinos that will open on that day and what changes you will see in place. Derek Stevens, owner of The D in downtown Las Vegas gives away 2,000 flights to Las Vegas, and they went fast! Plus, the NHL announces it will continue play, and the Vegas Golden Knights are in the playoffs. Could Las Vegas be a hub city for games? Sean and Dayna also disucss a new survey released that explains how hospitality workers are reacting to the shutdown. It dives into how the workers feel they were treated by their employer during the COVID-19 closures. Greg Chase, Founder and CEO of Experience Strategy Associates and Lilian Tomovich, Strategy Advisor for Experience Strategy Associates talk about what the survey discovered, and what it means moving forward. 

Las Vegas resort casinos may be able to open June 4th. The Nevada Governor announced he will determine that after Memorial Day weekend. That means the Las Vegas strip would open for business as Nevada enters Phase 2 of its reopening plan. There are select resorts that announced they would open once they receive the green light. Sean and Dayna break down all the details and what this means. Plus, the city of Las Vegas attorney joins Sean and Dayna to talk Las Vegas history. Brad Jerbic is leaving his post with the city soon, but that doesn't mean he's leaving his passion for revitalizing downtown Las Vegas. Jerbic has some great stories to share, plus he fills us in on Project Enchilada! This will bring back old Las Vegas to the Fremont area of downtown, which includes restored neon signs and lamp posts. Also, Sean and Dayna have some secret tips for travelers wanting to book a Vegas trip and those trying to get through to unemployment. 

Las Vegas: Ready for Check-in
Las Vegas resort casinos may be able to open June 4th. The Nevada Governor announced he will determine that after Memorial Day weekend. That means the Las Vegas strip would open for business as Nevada enters Phase 2 of its reopening plan. There are select resorts that announced they would open once they receive the green light. Sean and Dayna break down all the details and what this means. Plus, the city of Las Vegas attorney joins Sean and Dayna to talk Las Vegas history. Brad Jerbic is leaving his post with the city soon, but that doesn't mean he's leaving his passion for revitalizing downtown Las Vegas. Jerbic has some great stories to share, plus he fills us in on Project Enchilada! This will bring back old Las Vegas to the Fremont area of downtown, which includes restored neon signs and lamp posts. Also, Sean and Dayna have some secret tips for travelers wanting to book a Vegas trip and those trying to get through to unemployment. 

Las Vegas: Ready for Check-in
Las Vegas resort casinos may be able to open June 4th. The Nevada Governor announced he will determine that after Memorial Day weekend. That means the Las Vegas strip would open for business as Nevada enters Phase 2 of its reopening plan. There are select resorts that announced they would open once they receive the green light. Sean and Dayna break down all the details and what this means. Plus, the city of Las Vegas attorney joins Sean and Dayna to talk Las Vegas history. Brad Jerbic is leaving his post with the city soon, but that doesn't mean he's leaving his passion for revitalizing downtown Las Vegas. Jerbic has some great stories to share, plus he fills us in on Project Enchilada! This will bring back old Las Vegas to the Fremont area of downtown, which includes restored neon signs and lamp posts. Also, Sean and Dayna have some secret tips for travelers wanting to book a Vegas trip and those trying to get through to unemployment. 

Happy 115th birthday to Las Vegas! Nevada is inching closer to opening. Right now, restaurants and retail can be open if they choose, Sean and Dayna discuss how it's going. Plus, Elon Musk's underground tunnel is making some major progress, and he released more information about how it will connect to the resorts, airport, and Fremont Street. Sean and Dayna talk about losing Las Vegas legend Roy Horn to COVID-19 and how headliner Criss Angel gave a huge donation to help families struggling with cancer. And, don't miss Sean and Dayna's secret tips! 

Happy 115th birthday to Las Vegas! Nevada is inching closer to opening. Right now, restaurants and retail can be open if they choose, Sean and Dayna discuss how it's going. Plus, Elon Musk's underground tunnel is making some major progress, and he released more information about how it will connect to the resorts, airport, and Fremont Street. Sean and Dayna talk about losing Las Vegas legend Roy Horn to COVID-19 and how headliner Criss Angel gave a huge donation to help families struggling with cancer. And, don't miss Sean and Dayna's secret tips! 

Sean and Dayna talk to LaunchVegas founder and president, Nehme Abouzeid, about marketing Las Vegas during these difficult economic times. What will it take to reignite the entertainment capital of the world? As Vegas's top launch consultant, Nehme has helped bring to life over $20B worth of projects in a 20-year career. He's done everything from reporting in the war-torn Middle East and negotiating headliner deals on the Strip to leading marketing for top luxury brand Wynn and launching the hockey in the desert as the Vegas Golden Knights' first ever chief marketing officer. His current clients range from Madison Square Garden's new Sphere project to major sportsbook operator CG Technology to Tennis Channel, Inc. 

Sean and Dayna talk to LaunchVegas founder and president, Nehme Abouzeid, about marketing Las Vegas during these difficult economic times. What will it take to reignite the entertainment capital of the world? As Vegas's top launch consultant, Nehme has helped bring to life over $20B worth of projects in a 20-year career. He's done everything from reporting in the war-torn Middle East and negotiating headliner deals on the Strip to leading marketing for top luxury brand Wynn and launching the hockey in the desert as the Vegas Golden Knights' first ever chief marketing officer. His current clients range from Madison Square Garden's new Sphere project to major sportsbook operator CG Technology to Tennis Channel, Inc. 

Resort Casino leaders are starting to unveil their reopening plans, including the Wynn CEO, who presented the company's plan to the President of the United States. You can hear what he had to say, plus Sean and Dayna talk about how those plans will change what Las Vegas looks like. Also, film critic Josh Bell has some ideas for you when it comes to streaming. You can't go to the movies, but he suggests some shows and movies that are worth a download. Josh also says you can enjoy film festivals online, and tells us how you can buy a ticket to support a movie theater and stream the film at home. Plus, Sean and Dayna have their secret tips!

Resort Casino leaders are starting to unveil their reopening plans, including the Wynn CEO, who presented the company's plan to the President of the United States. You can hear what he had to say, plus Sean and Dayna talk about how those plans will change what Las Vegas looks like. Also, film critic Josh Bell has some ideas for you when it comes to streaming. You can't go to the movies, but he suggests some shows and movies that are worth a download. Josh also says you can enjoy film festivals online, and tells us how you can buy a ticket to support a movie theater and stream the film at home. Plus, Sean and Dayna have their secret tips!

Las Vegas remains shutdown for all non-essential businesses. Hotel Casinos are still closed. The Mayor of Las Vegas feels it should reopen as soon as possible. She made the remarks during the latest city council meeting. The Governor of Nevada has not announced when the state will reopen for full business yet. Social distancing remains intact and there are opinions on both sides. Listen to a part of the Mayor's address. Also, meet a Las Vegas nurse who recovered from coronavirus thanks to inspiration from singer, Pink! 

Las Vegas remains shutdown for all non-essential businesses. Hotel Casinos are still closed. The Mayor of Las Vegas feels it should reopen as soon as possible. She made the remarks during the latest city council meeting. The Governor of Nevada has not announced when the state will reopen for full business yet. Social distancing remains intact and there are opinions on both sides. Listen to a part of the Mayor's address. Also, meet a Las Vegas nurse who recovered from coronavirus thanks to inspiration from singer, Pink! 

Las Vegas remains shutdown for all non-essential businesses. Hotel Casinos are still closed. The Mayor of Las Vegas feels it should reopen as soon as possible. She made the remarks during the latest city council meeting. The Governor of Nevada has not announced when the state will reopen for full business yet. Social distancing remains intact and there are opinions on both sides. Listen to a part of the Mayor's address. Also, meet a Las Vegas nurse who recovered from coronavirus thanks to inspiration from singer, Pink! 

DW Bistro helped put brunch on the map in Las Vegas! It celebrated 10 years on April 6th, in the middle of the Las Vegas shutdown. How is Las Vegas coping without Sunday brunch?  Sean and Dayna talk to owner and founder Bryce Krausman. Bryce also runs a show membership program called "House Seats." This is a popular way for locals to fill open show seats all over Las Vegas and see multiple shows, week after week. Bryce talks about how he's staying busy and what he expects to change for both his businesses after the COVID-19 stay at home policy lifts. Also, get an update from Sean and Dayna on the status of the Las Vegas strip. 

DW Bistro helped put brunch on the map in Las Vegas! It celebrated 10 years on April 6th, in the middle of the Las Vegas shutdown. How is Las Vegas coping without Sunday brunch?  Sean and Dayna talk to owner and founder Bryce Krausman. Bryce also runs a show membership program called "House Seats." This is a popular way for locals to fill open show seats all over Las Vegas and see multiple shows, week after week. Bryce talks about how he's staying busy and what he expects to change for both his businesses after the COVID-19 stay at home policy lifts. Also, get an update from Sean and Dayna on the status of the Las Vegas strip. 

It's an uncertain time around the world and Las Vegas is no exception. Sean and Dayna interview several people around Las Vegas who are getting creative and making a difference in response to COVID-19 shutdowns and safety precautions. They also interview City of Las Vegas TV producer, Melissa Duran, who talks about what the city is doing to keep information flowing. That includes how parks work around the city, and even liquor curbside pick-up with restaurant orders! Melissa also talks about how she's dealing with having her kids home from school and home schooling ideas. Sean and Dayna also discuss the ease of grocery pick up and where Sean has been hiking to outdoors around Las Vegas. 

It's an uncertain time around the world and Las Vegas is no exception. Sean and Dayna interview several people around Las Vegas who are getting creative and making a difference in response to COVID-19 shutdowns and safety precautions. They also interview City of Las Vegas TV producer, Melissa Duran, who talks about what the city is doing to keep information flowing. That includes how parks work around the city, and even liquor curbside pick-up with restaurant orders! Melissa also talks about how she's dealing with having her kids home from school and home schooling ideas. Sean and Dayna also discuss the ease of grocery pick up and where Sean has been hiking to outdoors around Las Vegas. 

Las Vegas is at the begging of a 30-day shutdown. Resort Casinos are closed, and so are all non-essential businesses. Sean and Dayna talk to a Vegas business owner who is still baking cakes and offering free delivery. Kari Garcia owns TSP Baking Company, which is a small business, but her phone is still ringing. They also interview magician Mat Franco, who normally has a show at The LINQ on the strip. Find out what he's doing to keep people entertained! Plus, Sean and Dayna's secret tips include curbside pick-up experiences at Best Buy, and ways to celebrate life in these uncertain times. 

Las Vegas is at the begging of a 30-day shutdown. Resort Casinos are closed, and so are all non-essential businesses. Sean and Dayna talk to a Vegas business owner who is still baking cakes and offering free delivery. Kari Garcia owns TSP Baking Company, which is a small business, but her phone is still ringing. They also interview magician Mat Franco, who normally has a show at The LINQ on the strip. Find out what he's doing to keep people entertained! Plus, Sean and Dayna's secret tips include curbside pick-up experiences at Best Buy, and ways to celebrate life in these uncertain times. 

As is the case for much of the country, Las Vegas and the state of Nevada has now gone into "shutdown mode" to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But instead of letting the situation get the best of them, Las Vegas entertainers have gotten creative in finding ways to continue performances for all who are now in self-isolation. We talk with musician Justin Carder about the online “Quarantunes” series he’s started as a way to keep his career moving forward while the world around him comes to a standstill.

As is the case for much of the country, Las Vegas and the state of Nevada has now gone into "shutdown mode" to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But instead of letting the situation get the best of them, Las Vegas entertainers have gotten creative in finding ways to continue performances for all who are now in self-isolation. We talk with musician Justin Carder about the online “Quarantunes” series he’s started as a way to keep his career moving forward while the world around him comes to a standstill.

Coronavirus is taking a major toll on travel around the world. Las Vegas is a tourist city and depends on visitors who come here for vacation and work. We interview financial analyst, Steve Budin, from the Budin Group about the impact on our economy. What should we be worried about? What can we do right now? We also talk to a visitor who came to Las Vegas for PAC-12 basketball action... only to have the games cancelled. Hear about Jon Kilb’s unusual Vegas experience and how he plans to spend his time without sports on the agenda. Plus, Dayna and Sean's tips include staycation deals and how to keep your fingers off those elevator buttons.

Coronavirus is taking a major toll on travel around the world. Las Vegas is a tourist city and depends on visitors who come here for vacation and work. We interview financial analyst, Steve Budin, from the Budin Group about the impact on our economy. What should we be worried about? What can we do right now? We also talk to a visitor who came to Las Vegas for PAC-12 basketball action... only to have the games cancelled. Hear about Jon Kilb’s unusual Vegas experience and how he plans to spend his time without sports on the agenda. Plus, Dayna and Sean's tips include staycation deals and how to keep your fingers off those elevator buttons.

Circa Resort Casino opens in December 2020 and it's on schedule. Owner and developer, Derek Stevens, talks about everything from the 3-story sportsbook and the pool area that will stay open year round to the high tech parking garage and restaurants. This is the first new build from the ground up in Downtown Las Vegas in 40 years. Also, several new shows are announced on the Las Vegas Strip, including one that includes a Whitney Houston hologram. Plus, Dayna and Sean's secret tips will prevent you from getting "lost" in Las Vegas. 

Circa Resort Casino opens in December 2020 and it's on schedule. Owner and developer, Derek Stevens, talks about everything from the 3-story sportsbook and the pool area that will stay open year round to the high tech parking garage and restaurants. This is the first new build from the ground up in Downtown Las Vegas in 40 years. Also, several new shows are announced on the Las Vegas Strip, including one that includes a Whitney Houston hologram. Plus, Dayna and Sean's secret tips will prevent you from getting "lost" in Las Vegas. 

Christina Aguilera returns to Planet Hollywood's Zappos Theater for her show called, The Xperience Las Vegas. Find out how she feels about performing on the strip and what goes into her show. Details about two big awards shows being held in Las Vegas were released. The ACMs and Billboard Music Awards will take place at MGM Grand. Plus, the ultimate Vegas Golden Knights fan talks about his dedication to the team, how Las Vegas has become a sports town, and how you can get the most out of the experience whether you are a local or tourist. Sean and Dayna's secret tips include a cool spot in downtown Las Vegas and a pet butler service for those of you that want to stay on the strip and bring your furry friend. 

Christina Aguilera returns to Planet Hollywood's Zappos Theater for her show called, The Xperience Las Vegas. Find out how she feels about performing on the strip and what goes into her show. Details about two big awards shows being held in Las Vegas were released. The ACMs and Billboard Music Awards will take place at MGM Grand. Plus, the ultimate Vegas Golden Knights fan talks about his dedication to the team, how Las Vegas has become a sports town, and how you can get the most out of the experience whether you are a local or tourist. Sean and Dayna's secret tips include a cool spot in downtown Las Vegas and a pet butler service for those of you that want to stay on the strip and bring your furry friend. 

Former longtime Mayor of Las Vegas, Oscar B. Goodman, talks about the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s new slogan. It was revealed during this year's Super Bowl. Goodman served as a three-term mayor in Las Vegas from 1999 to 2011, but his colorful past includes working as a defense attorney for 35 years for organized crime figures. He's also in the movie, "Casino." Goodman is now the chairman of the LVCVA Host Committee. He shares stories of the past with us, plus what's coming soon to Las Vegas. Also, Keep Memory Alive’s 24th annual Power of Love gala is on March 7th at MGM Grand. It will honor Neil Diamond, who announced his retirement from touring due to his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Keep Memory Alive’s director Anna Robins and Camille Ruvo, co-founder of Keep Memory Alive tell us what goes in to planning this star-studded gala fundraiser that benefits the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health.

Former longtime Mayor of Las Vegas, Oscar B. Goodman, talks about the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s new slogan. It was revealed during this year's Super Bowl. Goodman served as a three-term mayor in Las Vegas from 1999 to 2011, but his colorful past includes working as a defense attorney for 35 years for organized crime figures. He's also in the movie, "Casino." Goodman is now the chairman of the LVCVA Host Committee. He shares stories of the past with us, plus what's coming soon to Las Vegas. Also, Keep Memory Alive’s 24th annual Power of Love gala is on March 7th at MGM Grand. It will honor Neil Diamond, who announced his retirement from touring due to his Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Keep Memory Alive’s director Anna Robins and Camille Ruvo, co-founder of Keep Memory Alive tell us what goes in to planning this star-studded gala fundraiser that benefits the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health.

What are some of the mistakes tourists make when visiting Las Vegas? Sean and Dayna discuss a recent published list. They also visit the new Buffalo Bar at the Rampart Casino in Summerlin, and talk about a new healthy restaurant at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Plus, will superstar quarterback Tom Brady play for the Las Vegas Raiders? And, UNLV Football's Mark Wallington talks about how the NFL is giving UNLV Football a major boost and how you can get inside the all new Allegiant Stadium at a steal of a price! Coach Arroyo has signed some big college players already. Sean and Dayna's secret tips will help you with free valet parking and affordable show tickets. 

What are some of the mistakes tourists make when visiting Las Vegas? Sean and Dayna discuss a recent published list. They also visit the new Buffalo Bar at the Rampart Casino in Summerlin, and talk about a new healthy restaurant at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Plus, will superstar quarterback Tom Brady play for the Las Vegas Raiders? And, UNLV Football's Mark Wallington talks about how the NFL is giving UNLV Football a major boost and how you can get inside the all new Allegiant Stadium at a steal of a price! Coach Arroyo has signed some big college players already. Sean and Dayna's secret tips will help you with free valet parking and affordable show tickets. 

New shows are coming to the Las Vegas strip. A handful were announced recently and some of them will debut during NFL Draft weekend. We have a full rundown of announcements and what you can expect. Plus, RuPaul's Drag Race LIVE opened at The Flamingo on the strip. Vegas Revealed was on the red carpet, hear interviews from some of the Drag Queen stars and why they think you must come check out the show! We also sat right behind RuPaul! Debbie Gibson recently recorded her new music video, Girls Night Out, at Planet Hollywood and Vegas Revealed was there behind the scenes. Sean and Dayna also have their two secret tips. One includes off-strip restaurants that are perfect for Valentine's Day, and another lets you know how to get cheaper tickets to big shows and games in Las Vegas. 

New shows are coming to the Las Vegas strip. A handful were announced recently and some of them will debut during NFL Draft weekend. We have a full rundown of announcements and what you can expect. Plus, RuPaul's Drag Race LIVE opened at The Flamingo on the strip. Vegas Revealed was on the red carpet, hear interviews from some of the Drag Queen stars and why they think you must come check out the show! We also sat right behind RuPaul! Debbie Gibson recently recorded her new music video, Girls Night Out, at Planet Hollywood and Vegas Revealed was there behind the scenes. Sean and Dayna also have their two secret tips. One includes off-strip restaurants that are perfect for Valentine's Day, and another lets you know how to get cheaper tickets to big shows and games in Las Vegas. 

The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino closes its doors for good at 3am on February 3, 2020. It will close for renovation, and then reopen as the Virgin Hotel Las Vegas. The Hard Rock opened in 1995. It was the place to be for celebrities, rock stars, and musicians from all over the world. There were dozens of iconic moments. Sean and Dayna interview Richard "Bos" Bosworth, the CEO and president of JC Hospitality which owns the property. Find out more about what you can expect from the new hotel casino... including what restaurants will stay and what new restaurants are coming, the new resort pool concept, the entrance lobby overhaul, the room renovations, and what kinds of entertainment and nightlife you'll find at Virgin. Bos tells all! Sean and Dayna also interview publicists Hillary Smoot and Laura Herlovich, who were both part of the 1995 opening. They have some great memories to share. 

The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino closes its doors for good at 3am on February 3, 2020. It will close for renovation, and then reopen as the Virgin Hotel Las Vegas. The Hard Rock opened in 1995. It was the place to be for celebrities, rock stars, and musicians from all over the world. There were dozens of iconic moments. Sean and Dayna interview Richard "Bos" Bosworth, the CEO and president of JC Hospitality which owns the property. Find out more about what you can expect from the new hotel casino... including what restaurants will stay and what new restaurants are coming, the new resort pool concept, the entrance lobby overhaul, the room renovations, and what kinds of entertainment and nightlife you'll find at Virgin. Bos tells all! Sean and Dayna also interview publicists Hillary Smoot and Laura Herlovich, who were both part of the 1995 opening. They have some great memories to share. 

It's Super Bowl time! Las Vegas is one of the most popular places to watch the big game. Sean and Dayna talk to Chef Scott Pajak about what Lagasse Stadium at The Venetian has in store for their sold out day. Plus, Kurt Melien, the President of Live Nation Las Vegas chats about culture of Las Vegas entertainment on the strip. He discusses what it's like to get these artists to Las Vegas and why more of them are doing residencies. Also, he explains why you should buy a ticket to a show. Also, the NFL Draft 2020 is coming to Las Vegas in April. Sean and Dayna break down what's in store and how Vegas will go over-the-top as usual! Sean and Dayna also talk to the group, Human Nature. They are from Australia and decided to donate all of their tickets sales from their January 25th show to help with the bush fire in their homeland. And, as always, don't miss Sean and Dayna's two Vegas tips of the week! 

It's Super Bowl time! Las Vegas is one of the most popular places to watch the big game. Sean and Dayna talk to Chef Scott Pajak about what Lagasse Stadium at The Venetian has in store for their sold out day. Plus, Kurt Melien, the President of Live Nation Las Vegas chats about culture of Las Vegas entertainment on the strip. He discusses what it's like to get these artists to Las Vegas and why more of them are doing residencies. Also, he explains why you should buy a ticket to a show. Also, the NFL Draft 2020 is coming to Las Vegas in April. Sean and Dayna break down what's in store and how Vegas will go over-the-top as usual! Sean and Dayna also talk to the group, Human Nature. They are from Australia and decided to donate all of their tickets sales from their January 25th show to help with the bush fire in their homeland. And, as always, don't miss Sean and Dayna's two Vegas tips of the week! 

Vegas Revealed is hosted by longtime broadcasters, Sean McAllister and Dayna Roselli. Both Sean and Dayna have a combined 40 years in the broadcasting industry, and have each worked 15 years on-air in Las Vegas. Each week, they will share their Las Vegas experiences, interview guests (performers, celebrities, insiders, longtime residents, and friends) about anything Las Vegas. Sean and Dayna will also share some of their useful Las Vegas tips! As longtime locals in the media industry, they have a lot of them! The show is recorded from The Palazzo Broadcast Studio presented by Lagasse Stadium at The Venetian. 

Vegas Revealed is hosted by longtime broadcasters, Sean McAllister and Dayna Roselli. Both Sean and Dayna have a combined 40 years in the broadcasting industry, and have each worked 15 years on-air in Las Vegas. Each week, they will share their Las Vegas experiences, interview guests (performers, celebrities, insiders, longtime residents, and friends) about anything Las Vegas. Sean and Dayna will also share some of their useful Las Vegas tips! As longtime locals in the media industry, they have a lot of them! The show is recorded from The Palazzo Broadcast Studio presented by Lagasse Stadium at The Venetian.