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he died of suicide at the age of 44, according to a police report.The couple fought moments before Maloney passed on Tuesday, January 28, the fiancée told law enforcement, per the report obtained by TMZ.Maloney was intoxicated, his fiancée claimed, saying they argued in the car after leaving the New York-New York Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, where he performed earlier that evening.While driving home, Maloney’s fiancée asked him if he had her jacket, the report stated. After the “Voice” crooner replied that he didn’t, he allegedly grew annoyed and eventually called her a “bitch.”Maloney proceeded to reach into the glove compartment of the car, grab a gun and exit the vehicle, the report added.

UNITY — the first-ever collaboration between the Tomorrowland Festival and concert producers Insomniac — is headed to Sphere Las Vegas for nine days this August, September and October.Due to overwhelming demand, the recently-extended EDM extravaganza now goes down Aug. 29-31, Sept.

Sphere.On Aug. 29-31, beats will drop when Tomorrowland and Insomniac take the inaugural three-day Unity Festival at the groundbreaking Las Vegas venue.As of now, Tomorrowland (the festival, which hasn’t touched ground in the U.S.

William Shatner knows it’s better to give than to receive … and that Las Vegas is a lot of fun. The “Star Trek” alum plans to celebrate his 94th birthday on Saturday by volunteering – as he has for the last 35 years – at his charity. “For the last many years, I have celebrated my birthday by working on a very successful charity called The Hollywood Charity Horse Show,” the 94-year-old revealed to People magazine.

Dead and Company’s long farewell is officially underway.After their 2023 ‘Final Tour,’ Bob Weir and John Mayer shocked Deadheads and classic rock aficionados ’round the world when they announced their Las Vegas Sphere ‘Dead Forever’ residency.Once the Rock Hall of Famers wrapped their first run at the groundbreaking, immersive venue, they announced a second set of 2025 shows, the first of which took place on Thursday, March 20.“[They mixed] the greatest hits from last year’s setlists and visuals with a healthy dose of fresh material,” Billboard reported from the inaugural gig.According to the publication “last year’s May 16 opening night included far more static shots of the band on giant video screens; this time around, every moment on the 240-foot-tall curved display served an aesthetic purpose beyond what any other concert venue can even attempt to provide.”As for the music, the always-unpredictable jam band delivered 18 songs, based on our findings at Set List FM. Notable tracks that made the cut include fan favorites like “Scarlet Begonias,” “Fire on the Mountain” and “Touch of Grey” as well as surprising covers like Bob Dylan‘s “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” and The Spencer Davis Group‘s “Gimme Some Lovin’.”“I have a feeling that it’s music that’s going to bring this country together,” Weir, 77, told Rolling Stone.

Mark Wahlberg is an industrious guy and great to work with. The production experience in Vegas was topnotch,” the “Lethal Weapon” star told the Las Vegas Review-Journal over the weekend.

Alanis Morissette just announced an eight-show Las Vegas residency set to take place at the 4,100-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace from October 15 through Nov. 2.At all concerts, the seven-time Grammy winner will likely deliver classic tracks from 1995’s “Jagged Little Pill,” 1998’s “Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie” and more.

The Eagles only have four more two-show weekends at Las Vegas Sphere until their eight-month residency comes to a close.That means only eight chances remain to see Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill, Deacon Frey and the band deliver the hits in front of breathtaking larger-than-life graphics.For those that haven’t been yet, Billboard raved about the live show claiming “…images came to intense life at Las Vegas’ Sphere, where the technology of 2024 finally caught up to the band’s enduring artistry and created a technicolor display worthy of their classic, illustrative songs from the 1970s and beyond.”Based on our findings at Set List FM, those “classic illustrative songs from the 1970s and beyond” include timeless favorites like “Hotel California,” “Life In The Fast Lane, “One of These Nights,” “Take It to The Limit” and “Heartache Tonight” as well as classics from Henley’s and Walsh’s side projects.Sound like the show for you?If you’d like to attend, tickets are available for all remaining Sin City gigs.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for their four March shows was $225 before fees on Vivid Seats.April concert tickets start at $278 before fees.In the event you still need a bit more information, our team has everything you need to know and more about The Eagles’ Las Vegas Sphere residency below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.Here’s when the “Hotel California” classic rockers will be at Sphere from January through April and how much the cheapest tickets cost (versus what they were going for on Feb.

When We Were Young Festival just announced they added a second date after initially only booking the Las Vegas Festival Grounds for Saturday, Oct. 18.Now, the ’00s core extravaganza will also take place Sunday, Oct.

Backstreet Boys dropped their bestselling album “Millennium.”The record spawned major singles “Larger Than Life,” “I Want It That Way,” “Show Me The Meaning of Being Lonely,” “The One” and hit No. 1 on the US Billboard 200 chart.Now, over a quarter of a century later, Nick, AJ, Howie, Kevin and Brian are bringing “Millennium” to the people all over again.From July 11 through Aug.

too many evening events.At professional Sin City get-togethers, outside of the conference itself, there are all sorts of other networking, eating, drinking, or just have-some-fun activities typically hosted by companies who invite representatives of groups they are working with or wish to work with someday. When the conference is in a place like Las Vegas, the entertaining opportunities expand exponentially.Basically, it’s the best kind of problem a person could possibly have.Still, I’ve wanted to see what Sphere is all about since the groundbreaking venue opened in September 2023.

The Eagles have just ten ‘Live In Concert at Sphere’ residency shows left on their schedule before handing over the venue’s reins to Dead and Company, Kenny Chesney and Backstreet Boys.First, they’ll play two shows on Friday, Feb. 21 and Saturday, Feb.

Backstreet Boys just announced they’ll be the first pop act to headline at Las Vegas Sphere when they take the stage at the visually spectacular venue for their nine-show ‘Into the Millennium’ residency from July 11-27.“Fans can expect an unforgettable experience as the Backstreet Boys bring their legendary ‘Millennium’ album to life, alongside a selection of their greatest hits,” the band shared in a statement.Classic tracks from the bestselling 1999 record include “Larger Than Life,” “I Want It That Way,” “Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely” and “The One” among others. While the beloved boy band has performed these iconic tunes at venues all over the world since the album’s release, these Sphere shows will be different thanks to the one-of-a-kind venue’s groundbreaking sound design and 360° “larger than life” graphics.The New York Post attended U2’s Sphere debut in September 2023 and raved about the otherworldly experience.

The Eagles may be flying high but ticket prices to see them live are coming back down to Earth.When our team last reported on how much it cost to see the Rock Hall of Famers at Las Vegas’ Sphere, the lowest price we could find on tickets for any one of their four February 2025 shows was $257 before fees on Vivid Seats.Now, two weeks later, prices start at $208 before fees for their Valentine’s Day show.Other February gigs of theirs have seats starting anywhere from $241 to $274 before fees, which means, compared to our last report, prices are down across the board for the month.For the uninitiated, The Eagles’ Sphere residency shows are a wholly new concert experience for them melding groundbreaking surround sound — aka “ultraresolution audioflow” according to The Post — with otherworldly, larger-than-life visuals.“[They] used the wrap-around screen to surround the group and audience with dazzling, massive-scale starfields while still making clear that it’s the songs that are the star of the show,” Variety wrote in their review of Don Henley and Joe Walsh’s opening night back in September 2024.In regards to those songs, the band plays roughly 20 tracks per show including the hits like “Hotel California,” “Life In The Fast Line,” “Take It To The Limit,” “New Kid In Town,” “Tequila Sunrise” and more based on our findings at Set List FM.If you’d like to attend — The Eagles have 12 shows remaining on their Sphere schedule from February through April — we have all the information you need and more below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.Here’s when the “Hotel California” classic rockers will be at Sphere from January through April and how much the cheapest tickets cost.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all

Puppy Bowl XXI.Maxx was dumped at an animal shelter last year, probably by a breeder who deemed him “unsellable” due to a malformed front leg, which the shelter was forced to amputate, according to the Nevada SPCA.Now, the plucky pooch will join 142 other rescue dogs in Discovery’s annual showcase, in which rescue pups from around the country will “compete” on a miniature football field while their human counterparts make dog piles in New Orleans when the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. A shelter staff member drove Maxx 2,500 miles to a New York TV studio to record the paw-stigious event, which aims to raise awareness for rescue animals.The spotted spectacle — which had more than 13 million viewers last year — features two squads of rescue dogs (“Team Fluff” and “Team Ruff”) chasing balls, toys and one another as human referee Dan Schachner calls “penalties” for infractions like fighting (“unnecessary ruffness”) and pooping on the turf (“excessive fertilization”).“We named him Maxx after Max Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders,” Nevada SPCA director Lori Heeren told The Post.

Kelly Clarkson just announced her 2025 ‘Studio Sessions’ Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesar’s Palace that runs from July 4 through Aug. 16 and Nov.

Anyma just announced his final four ‘End of Genesys’ shows at Las Vegas’ Sphere will go down Feb. 27-28 and March 1-2.This is quite a coup for the sonically adventurous party-starter.

The Eagles announced their ‘Long Goodbye Farewell Tour.’Nearly a year and a half later, the Rock Hall of Famers are still going strong.Now, after a little over a month off, they’ll pick up their ongoing ‘Eagles — Live In Concert at Sphere’ residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere on Jan. 17-18.Then, the following weekend, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B.

Kenny Chesney will be the first country act to headline the visually spectacular venue.“I’m always looking for ways to deepen the way No Shoes Nation experiences this music,” Chesney said in a statement. “…just the idea of 4D technology and the impossibly dialed-in sound raises the experience for No Shoes Nation, literally immersing them in music, visuals, sound and being together.

The Eagles are soaring high into 2025.Starting Jan. 17, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers will resume their ongoing ‘Eagles — Live In Concert at Sphere’ residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere.In total, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy Schmit, Deacon Frey, Vince Gill and the band have four shows lined up at the sonically spectacular venue in January.

AC/DC, Ringo Starr, James Taylor, Santana and Heart are all operating at the height of their rock and roll powers.Frankie Valli, Earth Wind and Fire, War, America and Ozark Mountain Daredevils dominate the Top 40.Somehow, a half century later, they’re all still going strong.In fact, a large number of artists that broke big before 1980 — sorry, ’80s music isn’t classic rock to us just yet — have continued their never-ending tours.However, some of our throwback favorites like Tommy James and the Shondells, Al Stewart, Grand Funk Railroad, Foghat and Iggy Pop are flying under the radar only having booked a few off the beaten path gigs this year.That’s where we come in. Our team got curious, dug in and found all the huge stadium runs, small casino treks, international jaunts, Las Vegas residencies and more from our favorite classic rock heroes that broke before the advent of MTV.And, trust us, we searched far and wide. No stone got unturned on this list.