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Dave Mason Announces Retirement From Touring After 60 Years

Wednesday, September 17 by Lyle F

Dave Mason, the 79-year-old singer, songwriter and guitarist, has announced his retirement from touring after six decades on the road. Mason canceled all of his tour dates in June due to ongoing health issues. In September 2024, he postponed additional dates after an “urgent heart... Read More.

Boz Scaggs to Release First Album in Seven Years on Oct. 17

Friday, September 5 by Lyle F

Boz Scaggs will release a new album, “Detour,” on Oct. 17, marking his first record in seven years. “Detour” follows the Grammy-nominated “Out of the Blues,” and, like his recent work, will feature interpretations of songs from the past, focusing on personal jazz favorites and... Read More.

Buffalo Bill’s in Primm to Temporarily Close for Two Years with Limited Event Openings

Tuesday, September 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Clark County Commission has formally approved a request from Affinity Gaming to temporarily close Buffalo Bill’s, the 1,242-room Old West-themed resort located in Primm, Nevada, for at least two years. The resort, situated 44 miles south of Las Vegas on Interstate 15, will... Read More.

Fan Arrested After Disruptive Incident at Indiana Fever vs. Phoenix Mercury Game

Friday, August 29 by Jay

Things got unexpectedly rowdy at the Indiana Fever vs. Phoenix Mercury matchup when a fan’s behavior forced security to step in. According to witnesses inside the arena, an 18-year-old spectator was arrested after being caught swinging an adult toy during the game. The bizarre stunt... Read More.

John Fogerty Revisits Classic Hits with Family on ‘Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years’

Tuesday, August 26 by Lyle F

On "Legacy: The Creedence Clearwater Revival Years," John Fogerty revisits seminal classic rock hits he wrote and recorded over 50 years ago. Originally performed with his late brother Tom in Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR), Fogerty has recreated 20 iconic tunes, including "Proud Mary," "Fortunate... Read More.

Target CEO Brian Cornell to step down after 10 years, new CEO named

Wednesday, August 20 by Autumn

Target Corporation has announced that Michael Fiddelke, currently serving as the Chief Operating Officer, will become the new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Brian Cornell. The transition is set to take place on February 1, 2026. Brian Cornell, who has been at the helm since... Read More.

Legendary Las Vegas Oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro Retires After 50 Years

Tuesday, August 19 by Nick Bonsanto

Jimmy Vaccaro, a prominent figure in the Las Vegas sportsbook scene, has retired after a notable 50-year career. Vaccaro, who recently turned 80, left his position as an oddsmaker at South Point Casino in July and returned to his hometown of Trafford, Pennsylvania. Reflecting... Read More.

Bernie Leadon Returns with New Album “Too Late to Be Cool” After 20 Years

Monday, August 18 by Lyle F

Bernie Leadon, cofounder of the Eagles, is set to release his first album in more than 20 years. Titled "Too Late to Be Cool," the album will be available on Oct. 10. Earlier this week, Leadon unveiled a new video for the album's first single,... Read More.

Poker Palace Casino in North Las Vegas to Close After Nearly 50 Years

Saturday, August 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Poker Palace Casino, a long-standing establishment in North Las Vegas, is set to close its doors on October 1, bringing an end to nearly five decades of operation. Originally opened in 1974, the casino's closure will result in the loss of approximately 126... Read More.

Stolen Rolling Stones Guitar Resurfaces at Met Museum

Tuesday, July 15 by Lyle F

NEW YORK (AP) — The manager of former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor expressed shock upon learning a guitar stolen in 1972 from the band was found among 500 donated to New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in May. The 1959 Gibson Les Paul in... Read More.