My husband and I went to comedy act Leanne Morgan 8/16/25. We are huge fans of hers and it was a fantastic show. The theatre was easy to find and eveyone working there was so nice. Easy acess to drinks and snacks. Seats were fairly comfortable (im plus sized). I would like to give a kudos to the Wynn Box Office as they worked with us when our flights were delayed. We were to go to the 5pm show but due to multiple flight delays we would not make it, they were able to accomodate us to the late show and gave us fantastic seats! You made my husbands birthday so special and I cant thank you enough.

Chrissie Hynde and The Pretenders delivered a high-energy, no-nonsense performance that proved why they remain rock icons. With a tight, well-rehearsed London-based band backing her, Hynde commanded the stage with effortless cool and razor-sharp focus.The setlist was a well-balanced mix of classics and deeper cuts, packing an impressive 22 songs into just over an hour, followed by a generous 35-minute encore. Efficiency was the name of the game—Hynde kept banter to a minimum, letting the music speak for itself. Her vocals remained remarkably strong, carrying the same raw, emotive quality heard on the records, a testament to both her talent and longevity.The band delivered a polished yet electrifying performance, seamlessly blending tight musicianship with the rebellious spirit that defines The Pretenders’ sound. Sharp-dressed and undeniably skilled, they kept the energy high from start to finish. The show felt like a masterclass in rock professionalism—pure, unfiltered music with no gimmicks, just sheer passion.Whether you were a longtime fan or a newcomer, the night reaffirmed why Hynde continues to be a force to be reckoned with. A powerhouse performance from a band that refuses to fade into the past.

Very clean, nice, intimate venue.Attended a New Edition concert today and it made for such a special experience.There isn’t a bad seat in the house. It’s very nicely designed so that all guests feel connected to the performers. The audio was clear and the visual screens were nice to have for a second view of the group.If you haven’t seen New Edition in concert or attended a concert at the Encore theatre, I would recommend both!

Tom is 84 now and shuffled on to the stage, where he performed for a solid 2hrs. However he’s still young-at-heart and his voice has not faded in the slightest. He regaled us with lots of anecdotes from his long career and belted out songs from his back and current catalogue. The supporting band were phenomenal.

The theater and acoustics were great. Lionel performed a vast array of songs that I recognized from his solo and Commodores years. Very enjoyable music. I was in town for work, and the show had an 8pm start time (on a Wednesday) and Mr. Richie was 25 minutes late in starting. The crowd was definitely getting antsy and I had to leave before the show ended due to this. That was disappointing/and overall disrespectful of peoples' time. A lot of people in Vegas that week were for a business convention. Not everyone is on vacation and wants to stay up late. The other downside was that he continuously asked the crowd to sing along. This would be fun for 1 or 2 songs, but I had to listen to the guy next to me loudly singing all night, when I was there to hear a music legend. Overall, a solid show. I sat in the last row and it was still a pretty good seat. They have bars and restrooms inside the theater, as well as an elevator.