Aerosmith show was kick butt! I was impressed with the theater and the site lines are excellent in the entire theater venue from a first glance walking in. As a tip ... do get to the show on time. There is a massive projection system that runs an entire history of Aerosmith documentary that runs about 30 mins prior to the show. So great to see all Aerosmith has do. Second tip- the sound here is spectacular. I have been in the music business and the THX certified system is splendid sounding. Consisting of an impressive array of 230 speakers and 300,000 watts of power (give or take) this is one of the best sounding concerts I have been to ... no joke. Now I'm pretty critical and not only was the video and audio. Tremendous... Aerosmith was outstandingly. I was a little unsure of what the show would be like and I have to say Steven Tyler ... sounded outstanding and so did the rest of the band. Every song was tight and Steven was joking he messed up one song but you would not h e picked up on it. The 90 minute set was phenomenal.... and can't believe it want until now that I have seen Aerosmith. This isn't. Tip.... it's a demand. You must see this show if your in Vegas. It was a highlight of our trip! read more

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I bought tickets for Aerosmith as a gift for my husband and a weekend in Vegas. The tickets were to be available only on the phone but I contacted Ticketmaster and they changed it to will call. They told me I could pick up the tickets the day of the show but I went to the box office the day before and had no issues to get them by showing my ID and the order number information. Doors opened at 7PM and we arrived closer to 7:30PM and not much of a line. They checked my purse, scanned our tickets and we were on our way to find our seats. Lots of time to get drinks and use the bathroom before the video started just after 8PM. There's a countdown clock so lots of people went to get more drinks before the band came on. Glad we had our earplugs as it gets loud. Our seats were in Sec 303 and it was a good view of the stage and the screen. I felt bad for those that were on the stage as they were probably looking at the back or side of the band and not worth the price they paid. I wasn't sure if we would have a good view when the walkway came down but it was perfect, we could see Steven Tyler and Joe Perry close, but the people in the next section over would have had a closer view. They didn't play a greatest hits show as some were left off the setlist but a great show with lots of energy and lights. The price of the tickets were cheaper a few days before the show but I couldn't risk not getting decent seats so I don't mind that I paid more and we had aisle seats too. Aerosmith fans should definitely check out this show! It's a small venue than big arenas so I appreciated being closer to the stage too. read more

Aerosmith rocked, had standing stage right tickets and you felt like you were on stage. Steven a Tyler touched my hand. Best venue ever, will keep going to see concerts here. read more

Aerosmith Residency - Steven signing up close and personal. - Performing Arts Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Wow, Wow, Just Wow. I will preface this by saying I've seen Aerosmith quite a few times in the past. I didn't know what to expect--the last time was probably twenty or so years ago. These guys killed it. Steven Tyler flies around the stages as nimbly as ever..his vocals are still SOLID. The muscianship was amazing all the way around. I loved the stuff they played--an awesome mix. I was a little bummed they didn't play Kings and Queens this time, but hey--they only have a few hours, right? Walk this Way was...really REALLY memorable. That one you have to see to believe. The sets were really awesome. There were some nice set pieces, lasers, great video, lights...pure awesome sauce. The venue was very well-managed and comfortable We got right in and right out. Lines at concessions weren't crazy long. Ushers were really on top of things, which means more to me than I can express. Anyone--young or old--will love this concert. EPIC! Two little gripes: The concert was supposed to start at 8, but at 8:00 they started this thirty minute historical video with a thirty minute countdown clock. We were so excited....then...thirty more minutes. The video was entertaining and had a lot of historical interviews and stuff, but maybe show it earlier? Idk. Maybe not. And the other gripe is for the patrons--holy cow, people, must you go in and out of your seats all night? Geez....pee before the concert starts, maybe? (And you had a thirty minute video...so there's that!!!) read more

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Off the hook!! What's on my mind? Aerosmith killed it again last night. With this Las Vegas residency at the PARK MGM Aerosmith has decisively pulled ahead of the Rolling Stones as the greatest Rock and Roll band of all time. I have attended their concerts in the 70's, 80's, 90's and in the new millennium and they have never been more sharp, cohesive, out of control, in-sync, energetic and pure old school. They play hit after hit and also many songs that were not hits but are fan favorites because they are pounding and screaming melodic rock and rill at its finest. Add to that lots and lots and lots of on the spot jamming by all of the band members. Whenever a band member wanted to launch off - the ring master of Cirque de Aerosmith Steven Tyler made it happen and go until just the right breaking point. Freestyle is a lost art that has been resurrected here. The small and well funded Las Vegas venue provides Aerosmith with an insane amount of support from the newest and best state of the art sound system to stage design to not so secret Las Vegas supplemental entertainment ala cirque de sole. I've seen Aerosmith at this residency 4 times in the last month or so and they get better every show. Steven Tyler has been out of his mind and last night he completely lost it in a great way. He was kicking and smashing things on stage and off, was so wound up his patented shuffle was more like a charge and he generally in a froth and bouncing off the walls. This in turn drove the rest of the band into a lather. Joe Perry who should have been criminally charged for his ripping and shredding in the earlier shows again proved why is always listed among the best lead guitarists of all time. The usually quiet Brad Whitford dominated on multiple occasions and his contributions to the band and guitar skills were on prominent display all night. The same was true for the usually reserved Tom Hamilton whovroamed the stage at will like a big cat and uncharacteristically played with the crowd and band all night. Last but certainly not least, Joey Kramer challenged Tyler's vocals and the guitars all night by drumming like a man possessed. All in all the band was obviously having fun - from the moment they came out smiling until the end when they disappeared into the confetti and balloons screaming God knows what. From beginning to end it was an absolute $hit show - as a rock and roll concert should be. I was admonished I have gone enough and forbidden to go again. I am going to find a way to see Aerosmith several times more before the residency ends. They are that good. They are the greatest rock and roll band of all time. They have again hit thier prime after 50 solid years. Make a pilgrimage to Las Vegas. read more

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They still got it! I had an amazing time. Cried and sang my heart out its definitely something I'd come see again and again if I lived in town. Highlights recommend this show. The seats are a bit cramped and the drinks are expensive but they were huge and very well served so no complaints. Not a bad seat in the theater either. read more

This was the most amazing show I've seen in a long time - maybe ever! We had incredible seats in section 102 near the part of the stage they walk around on. They are old af but can still rock! The venue was awesome and there were acrobats and other amazing weirdness going on before the show which made the time pass so quickly. The sound and videography was top notch and I was just really impressed by the whole experience. What a night!!! read more

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Steven Tyler! Man, that guy is ageless. Energy for days and sober too? And, that voice, he still got it! The rest of the guys delivered too, but kinda just went through the motions. Hell, they're old as dirt so it's understandable...Great venue, great show... read more

What a show! . This band Still Has It Going On! The venue size is great, so even if you don't want to pay top dollar you can still have a good seat. Yes the sound was great. Do arrive in time to see the video preface of the history of the band. I was reliving my concert experience for days after the show. Go See Aerosmith. You won't be disappointed! read more

Long time fan of Aerosmith! Thought they rocked it!! Endless energy, good playlist. Joe Perry is awesome!!! there were some technical difficulties with sound and lighting but over all great show!! read more

It was good to hear this legendary band. There were some prop and audio issues which the band acknowledged, but overall a good concert. They just missing singing one of their biggest hits, "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing". read more

We are SO disappointed in this show. The tickets clearly state that the doors open at 7:00 pm and the concert STARTS at 8:00 pm. Nope! It sure didn't last night. We were in our seats by 7:45 pm. By 8:15 pm, nothing was happening and we were all waiting. Then a video comes on the screen stating that there are 30 minutes until the show starts. Fine - we'll wait the 30 minutes since they were at least honest about it. While this video is on, there are various characters coming through the audience. One of which is burning incense so badly that I was getting a headache. There is no way to avoid it without having to leave your seat and go into the restroom area. The video reaches the two minute mark until the show starts and then the video just vanishes. We were left waiting there for another 10 minutes with nothing. We left. What a waste of an evening that should have been an outstanding concert! read more

I saw Aerosmith on February 5th 2020, and they were fantastic. I cant believe after all these years they still got it. Im literally half their age and I dont have near the stamina that these guys have on stage. Steven Tylers voice is still outstanding and the rest of the band rocks like they did in the 80's and 90's. Also, the venue is great, there isnt a bad seat in the house. Overall their performance was outstanding, and I recommend that you see them if you get a chance. read more

Epically Awesome!!! Definitely above all expectations and then some. The venue has NO bad seats. It was an awesome evening.

I wanted to share my concert-going experience with you from 11/16. That night started off great. I must say that the staff at the Park MGM were very helpful in getting our wristbands, VIP passes and more VIP passes to the bar for after the show. At this point, I was feeling very important. The staff was wonderful in directing us where to go. My friend and I knew that we would be general admission standing on the stage and we all know, general admission is first come, first serve. However, my expectations of getting a good view were elevated due to the fact we were in the VIP area ($1075). I did ask myself and my friend - Do you think we will get a bad spot to see the show if we do not stand in line starting at 5:00? We thought it was surely not necessary to stand in line for 2 hours with the Banger Sisters who were determined to be first row and there was no way around it. Those old gals deserved to be front row, as they looked like they had been to decades of shows and still have the rocking bodies to hang up there. Like obedient concert attendees, we came back to the VIP line at 7:00 p.m. and were about 30 people back in line while enjoying a beer. We were then taken into the theater to stand in line for another thirty minutes to be taken to the stage area. The excitement was growing, as I have never been so close to any of my rock idols in all my life. We were taken to the stage and Nikki gave us directions on how to operate our i-pods, exit the stage for the bathroom etc. Nikki could not have been nicer, she did a great job explaining things and offered to take photos and gave us drink coupons.... that girl is a keeper. We hung out on stage making small talk with the people around us and watched the sloppy drunk couple in front of us tongue each other (they were so drunk, they left before the show started). Finally, after watching the history of Aerosmith from the back of the screen, the show started just like the count down on the screen said it would. The band came on stage and I actually got a glimpse of them up high above the speakers, then say it is not so... they got on stage and I could not see shit. I am 5'5" and was about 3 rows back and kept straining to see the stage, but it was impossible. I was stuck staring at the back of many heads in front of me. A guy at the bar could see my dilemma and told me to come hang out next to him because at some point Joe Perry or Steven Tyler would be paying us a visit. He was right, Joe Perry did come over for a hot minute and played guitar. That was awesome and the highlight of my night. At this point Steven Tyler mentioned the fans broke and it was hotter than hell. That sucked for him, but maybe he would be headed our direction and I could see his sweaty body up close and personal. When he did WALK OUR WAY, it was again only those lucky bitches in the front row that got to see it. I did zoom my camera in and was able to take a picture of his silhouette and his hair that I could only dream of growing. Unfortunately, that would be the last of Steven Tyler I would see for the night, up close or from afar. I was forced to just listen to the music and lip sync to the words of the songs that were displayed on the wall. For a girl who DID NOT WANT TO MISS A THING, I missed almost everything. We did not end our night CRYIN' but drowned our sorrows in a giant plate of nachos and beers. The next day we said goodbye to Las Vegas, heading home to Colorado and realized the hype of Vegas, the VIP experience and LIVIN' ON THE EDGE is never what it is cracked up to be, it pretty much sucked. We just have to DREAM ON. Don't worry, we are still CRAZY for you and are not JADED!! read more

I booked tickets 6 months in advance. Flew out for a 3 day stay for this bucket list concert for my birthday, almost missed the birth of my grandson, only to be cancelled 2 hours before the show. A lot of money wasted for this disappointment. Thought a residency was the way to go. Hotel wasn't sympathetic about any comps for the situation. Wasn't even able to go in and see the memorabilia. read more