The highly anticipated return of the Las Vegas Grand Prix is set for 22-24 November 2024, promising another thrilling weekend of high-speed action under the neon lights of the world-famous Las Vegas Strip. Following its spectacular debut in 2023, the second instalment of this iconic race will once again see drivers navigating the exhilarating 17-turn circuit, including three straights and two DRS zones, as they hit jaw-dropping speeds past some of the city’s most renowned landmarks, hotels, and casinos.
This year, the event is taking fan engagement to the next level with a free fan zone, offering live team appearances, interactive F1 activities, and exclusive insights into the world of motorsport. Adding to the electric atmosphere, the Heineken Silver Stage will feature headlining performances from Snakehips, Big Boi, and Vandelux, delivering an unforgettable fusion of music and racing. With Formula 1 committed to a 10-year partnership with Las Vegas, the 2024 Grand Prix promises another unforgettable weekend, blending world-class racing with cutting-edge entertainment, making it a must-attend event for motorsport enthusiasts and visitors alike.
The Sphere celebrates its first anniversary
On 29 September 2024, The Sphere celebrated its first anniversary, marking a transformative year since its grand opening. Since launching with U2’s explosive residency in 2023, this 580,000-square-foot, LED-wrapped marvel has captivated audiences worldwide, becoming an icon in the global entertainment landscape. Over the past year, The Sphere has hosted a range of unforgettable events, from the adrenaline-pumping UFC 306 fight in September 2024 to its groundbreaking in-house show, Postcard from Earth. Now, all eyes are on the highly anticipated residency from The Eagles, set to kick off on 11 October 2024, promising fans an immersive journey through their legendary catalogue in this revolutionary venue. With its unmatched blend of cutting-edge technology and world-class performances, The Sphere continues to redefine entertainment in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas’ sports offering continues to grow with new stadium set to replace iconic hotel Tropicana
The iconic Tropicana Las Vegas, once the epitome of luxury on the Strip and a legendary haunt of the Rat Pack, is set for demolition on October 9th, 2024, to make way for a 28,000-seat stadium that will host Major League Baseball’s Oakland A’s. Having opened in 1957, the Tropicana was a symbol of vintage Vegas glamour, offering an upscale experience that defined an era when the city was synonymous with high-end entertainment and celebrity allure. The hotel’s history is interwoven with the golden age of Las Vegas, hosting stars like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, and standing as a beacon of sophistication.
Now, as the city continues to evolve into the sports and entertainment capital of the world, the Tropicana’s demolition marks the closing of a storied chapter and the beginning of a new one, bringing a state-of-the-art stadium, expected to be completed by 2028. The new Oakland A Stadium will further enhance Las Vegas’ status as a premier destination for global sports, joining the ranks of Allegiant Stadium and T-Mobile Arena and welcoming the destination’s first MLB team. This transformation reflects the city’s ability to honour its glamorous past while pushing forward into a future where sports and entertainment converge like never before.