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Brought To You By Ed Roman
Guitars
This
is everything we could find
Some of the lists we have seen are incomplete. This list is
non political
And we will list all venues that we can find !!!

Please call ahead and
double check
There are cancellations, substitutions and reschedulings
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May 11 |
Tower Of Power |
The Suncoast |
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May 11 |
Etta James |
The Orleans Showroom |
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May 15 |
Daniel O'Donnell |
The Orleans Arena |
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May 15 |
Tracy Lawrence |
Mandalay Bay House Of Blues |
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May 16 |
Eddie Money |
Boulder Station |
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May 16
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Charo |
South Point Showroom |
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May 16 |
Dennis Miller |
The Orleans Showroom |
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May 16 |
Guitars & Saxes |
Santa Fe Station |
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May 16 |
Dropkick Murphys |
The Joint, Hard Rock Casino |
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May 16 |
Trace Adkins |
Sunset Station |
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May 17 |
Charo |
The South Point |
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May 17 |
Dennis Miller |
The Orleans |
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May 17 |
The Proclaimers |
The Canyon Club |
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May 17 |
Al Jarreau |
The Cannery |
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May 17 |
Eddie Money |
Boulder Station |
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May 17 |
Atomic Punks |
Santa Fe Station |
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May 18 |
Dennis Miller |
The Orleans |
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May 17 |
Stanley Jordan |
The Cannery |
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May 18 |
Academy Of Country Music Awards |
MGM Grand Garden Arena |
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May 22
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Air Supply 4
days |
The Orleans Showroom |
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May 22 |
David Copperfield (3 Weeks) |
MGM Hollywood Theater |
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May 23 |
TNT |
Boulder Station |
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May 23 |
George Benson |
Green Valley Ranch |
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May 23 |
Stephen Marley |
Hard Rock Casino |
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May 23 |
David Sanborn |
The South Point |
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May 23 |
The Police |
MGM Grand |
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May 23 |
Hotel California Eagles Tribute |
The Suncoast |
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May 24 |
Jay & The Americans, The Beau Brummels Jr Walker
& The All Stars |
The Cannery |
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May 24 |
David Sanborn |
The South Point |
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May 24 |
Nightwish |
House Of Blues, Mandalay Bay |
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May 24 |
Good Vibrations (Beachboys Tribute) |
Texas Station |
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May 24 |
Hal Ketchum |
Santa Fe Station |
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May 24 |
Taylor Dayne |
Green Valley Ranch |
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May 25 |
Mindless Self Indulgence |
House Of Blues, Mandalay Bay |
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May 25 |
Robin Williams |
MGM Grand |
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May 25 |
Davis Sanborn |
The South Point |
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May 29 |
Gary Allan |
House Of Blues, Mandalay Bay |
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May 30
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Steven Wright 3
Days |
The Orleans |
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May 30 |
Springsteen Premiere |
Santa Fe Station |
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May 30 |
Ozomatli |
Hard Rock Casino |
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May 31 |
Charlie Daniels, 38
Special, |
The
Orleans ARENA |
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May 31 |
Mark Chestnut |
The Cannery |
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JUNE
2008 |
| June 3 |
Augie T |
The
Cannery |
| June 5 |
George
Carlin 4 Days |
The
Orleans |
| June 6 |
Kenny
Chesney |
MGM Grand
Hotel |
| June 7 |
LA Guns |
Sunset
Station |
| June 7 |
Paul
Rogers (Bad Company & Queen) |
The
Cannery |
| June 7 |
Keep On
Keepin' On Soul Review |
Texas
Station |
| June 7 |
The
Rippingtons |
Santa Fe
Station |
| June 12 to
June 18 |
Rodney
Carrington (1 Week) |
MGM
Hotel |
| June 12 |
George
Carlin 4 Days |
The
Orleans |
| June 13 |
The
Commodores |
Texas
Staion |
| June 13 |
Panic At
The Disco |
The Palms
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| June 13 |
Marc Cohn
(Walkin' In Memphis) |
Green
Valley Ranch |
| June 14 |
Grand Funk
Railroad |
Green
Valley Ranch |
| June 14 |
Patty
Smyth & Scandal |
Boulder
Station |
| June 19 to
July 16 |
David
Copperfield (1 Month) |
MGM
Grand Hotel |
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| June 20 |
Crosby
Stills & Nash |
Redrock
Resort |
| June 20 |
Pepper |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| June 20 |
Mel Tillis |
Santa Fe
Station |
| June 21 |
The
Spinners |
The
Cannery |
| June 21 |
Marion
Meadows |
Santa Fe
Station |
| June 24 |
Ani
Defranco |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| June 26 |
Mark
Knopfler (Dire Straits) |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| June 27 |
Sammy
Kershaw |
Santa Fe
Station |
| June 27 |
Smashmouth |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| June 27 |
Paul
Revere & Raiders With Bill Medley |
The South
Point |
| June 27 |
Black
Diamond |
Boulder
Station |
| June 28 |
Herman's
Hermits & The Turtles |
The
Cannery |
| June 28 |
Oak Ridge
Boys |
Texas
Station |
| June 28 |
Paul
Revere & Raiders With Bill Medley |
The South
Point |
| June 28 |
Ottmar
Liebert |
Boulder
Station |
| June 29 |
Paul
Revere & Raiders With Bill Medley |
Showroom |
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JULY 2008 |
| July 3 |
Rancid &
The Aquabats |
House Of Blues, Mandalay Bay |
| July 4 |
Steel
Pulse |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| July 5 |
Davey
Jones (The Monkees) |
The
Cannery |
| July 5 |
Cinderella
& Warrant |
Sunset
Station |
| July 5 |
Atomic
Punks |
Boulder
Station |
| July 11 |
Ky-Mani
Marley |
Sunset
Station |
| July 11 |
Leon
Russell |
The
Cannery |
| July 11 |
Peter
Frampton |
Red Rock
Casino |
| July 11 |
Rusted
Root |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| July 12 |
Little
Anthony & The Imperials |
The
Cannery |
| July 12 |
Diamond
Rio |
Boulder
Station |
| July 17 To
July 23 |
Donny &
Marie |
MGM Grand |
| July 18 |
RnR |
Green
Valley Ranch |
| July 18 |
The
Zombies |
The
Cannery |
| July 18 |
70's Soul
Jam |
Texas
Station |
| July 18 |
De La Soul |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| July 19 |
Peter &
Gordon |
The
Cannery |
| July 25 |
Rockin'
The Colonies (British Invasion) |
Sunset
Station |
| July 26 |
Music of
ABBA tour (From Sweden) |
The
Cannery |
| July 26 |
Chris
Botti |
Green
Valley Ranch |
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AUGUST 2008 |
| Aug 1 |
Jonny Lang |
Hard Rock
Casino |
| Aug 2 |
Craig
Chaquico |
Santa Fe
Station |
| Aug 2 |
Rod Stewart
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MGM Grand |
| Aug 2 |
Little
River Band |
The
Cannery |
| Aug 2 |
Marshall
Tucker Band |
Boulder
Station |
| Aug 8 |
The
Romantics |
Santa Fe
Station |
| Aug 9 |
UB40 |
Red Rock
Casino |
| Aug 9 |
Steve
Miller Band & Joe Cocker |
Orleans
Arena |
| Aug 16 |
The Dells
& The Manhattans |
The
Cannery |
| Aug 16 |
Jeffrey
Osborne |
Boulder
Station |
| Aug 16 |
Dennis
Wise |
Santa Fe
Station |
| Aug 22 |
Dave Koz |
Club
Madrid, Sunset
Station |
| Aug 23 |
Vanilla
Fudge, Cowsills, Electric Prunes |
The
Cannery |
| Aug 30 |
The Tubes |
Santa Fe
Station |
| Aug 30 |
Thunder |
Texas
Station |
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SEPTEMBER 2008 |
| Sept 5 |
David Alan
Coe |
The
Cannery |
| Sept 6 |
Petula
Clark |
The
Cannery |
| Sept 12 |
Shawn
Barker |
Santa Fe
Station |
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Sept 13 |
Alan Parsons |
Boulder Station |
| Sept 13 |
Shawn Barker |
Santa Fe
Station |
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Sept 13 |
Eric Burdon & The Animals & Rare
Earth |
The Cannery |
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Sept 19 & 20 |
Morris Day & The Time |
Boulder Station |
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Sept 20 |
Billy Ray Cyrus |
The Cannery |
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Sept 20 |
Atomic Punks |
Santa Fe Station |
| Sept 26 |
Bonnie
Tyler |
The
Cannery |
| Sept 26 |
Richard
Marx |
Boulder
Station |
| Sept 27 |
The Vogues
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The
Cannery |
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OCTOBER 2008 |
| Oct 10 |
BJ Thomas |
Boulder
Station |
| Oct 11 |
Foghat |
Boulder
Station |
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| Oct 17 |
Randy
Travis |
Texas
Station |
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| Oct 24 |
Ray Price |
Santa Fe
Station |
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November 2008 |
| Nov 1 |
Hiroshima |
Boulder
Station |
| Nov 2 |
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| Nov 7 |
The Fixx |
Green
Valley Ranch |
| Nov 8 |
Atomic
Punks |
Santa Fe
Station |
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| Nov 22 |
EUGE Groove |
Boulder
Station |
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December 2008 |
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Las Vegas
Las Vegas is an iconic city of excess, known
for its legalized gambling, flamboyant shows, high-end
restaurants, and emphasis on spectacle. The city bills
itself as "the Entertainment Capital of the World". Coming
from anyplace else, that might sound like hubris on an epic
scale; from Vegas, it's simply a statement of fact.
Understatement is a four-letter word on the Las Vegas Strip,
where the mega-casino hotels constantly vie to outdo one
another in sheer opulence. Neon towers, dancing fountains,
pirate ships, and erupting volcano's all compete for the
attention of the casual passerby, while building-sized video
billboards offer up advertisements for the myriad stage
shows and performers. The original hotels and casinos that
put Las Vegas on the map can be found at the northern end of
the Strip in downtown Las Vegas. While many of these
locations lack the glitz of their southern counterparts,
they do offer up what purists call "the true Vegas
experience," with its old-school gambling dens, showgirls,
and lounge singers. The folks who come here aren't looking
for drinks served by gladiators, pirates, or Klingons. They
came to play!

Las Vegas (which is Spanish for "The
Meadows") began as a watering hole along the Old Spanish
Trail in the 1800s, as well as a stopover for Mormons
traveling between Salt Lake City and San Bernardino. It was
established as a proper town in 1905 when it became a stop
along the San Pedro, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City
Railroad line, and was officially incorporated as a city in
1911. Construction began on the Boulder Dam in 1928, which
brought thousands of workers to the area. When Nevada
legalized gambling in 1931, Las Vegas became a city
dominated by casinos and speakeasies catering to the dam
workers. The upscale El Rancho Vegas resort was one of the
first to lend a touch of class to the decadence, but it was
Bugsy Siegel's Flamingo Hotel, opened in 1946, that started
the Vegas tradition of opulence and luxury. The success of
the Flamingo led to a building boom as newer resorts tried
desperately to outshine their competitors. This custom of
one-upmanship is an integral part of Vegas' heritage, and is
still quite evident among the casinos today.
The number of attractions in Vegas is
overwhelming. Even a non-gambler could spend weeks wandering
the hotels, and still not take in a fraction of everything
there is to see. From the fountains of the Bellagio to the
Star Trek Experience of the Hilton, from the view of the
Strip atop The Paris' Eiffel Tower to the gondola rides at
The Venetian, Las Vegas is a city of infinite diversions.
The shows run the gamut from the awesome spectacle of The Ed Roman Guitar Shop to the cheesy Elvis impersonators
of the Elvis-A-Rama Museum. Spectators flock to the city to
take in the boxing matches at Caesars Palace or marvel at
the high stakes in the World Series Of Poker. And for
those who prefer their entertainment a little less
manufactured, nearby Boulder Dam provides ample opportunity
for hiking and sightseeing, while Red Rock Canyon offers
some of the finest rock climbing routes in the U.S.
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Vegas Page
The Cannery Casino &
Showroom
Locals Secret Exposed
The Cannery is one of Ed Roman's favorite
places in Las Vegas to see a concert. It takes a few extra
minutes to get there than the usual places on the strip.
However
it's really worth it. The Cannery is relatively new
built in 2004. This is definitely
not one of the smelly, moldy Freemont Street Roach Ridden
Flophouses.
The room rates are good & the slots are the loosest I have
seen anywhere in Las Vegas.
The atmosphere is great, no pushing no shoving and no
screaming drunk morons pissing in the aisles. Also I
have been pleasantly surprised over & over with bands
turning out great shows.
There are always plenty of seats, Concerts admission costs
are low and there are no 20 minute lines to get a $12.00
beer like at the big casinos. The sound system is top notch
& the crew is very friendly & competent.
The service is good, the restaurants are just OK but all the
security guards and people connected with the show always
have great attitudes. Unlike many other places !!!!

Las Vegas Concert Venues
To have your venue
listed please call Ed Roman @
702-875-4552
| Mandalay Bay Arena |
Mandalay Bay House Of Blues |
Mandalay Bay Beach |
| The MGM Grand Garden Arena |
The Orleans Arena |
Las Vegas Hilton Arena |
| The MGM Grand Hollywood Theater |
The Orleans Showroom |
Cheyenne Saloon |
| Hard Rock Casino The Joint |
Four Queens Hotel " Canyon
Club" |
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| Planet Hollywood Theater |
Jillians |
Station Casinos |
| Silverton Hotel |
The Cooler |
Gold Coast |
| Santa Fe Station Showroom |
Texas Station |
Palace Station |
| Sunset Station |
Green Valley Ranch |
Redrock Station |
| Boulder Station |
Redrock Casino & Resort |
Main Street Station |
| Gold Coast |
Suncoast |
The Cannery |
| The Palms (Pearl Theater |
South Point Casino |
Caesars Colisseum |
| Bally's
Bellagio
Caesars Palace
Circus Circus
Excalibur
Flamingo
Imperial Palace
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Las Vegas Hilton
Luxor
Mandalay Bay
MGM Grand
Mirage
New York - New York
Paris
Rio
Sahara
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Showcase Mall
Silverton
Stratosphere
Treasure Island
Tropicana
Venetian
Wynn Las Vegas
Also on the Strip
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