anyone who goes to the show expecting the old Dice forget about it. He started off very slow and was OK he picked up a little bit of steam and generally got better and he's finished with some of his dirty nursery rhymes that he's famous for. There was a couple buffoons in the crowd who kept yelling out all his jokes which was super annoying. He is still funny and did have some moments but not the same. The other thing was he split right after the show. Didn't hang out to sign any autographs or take any pictures with the fans, nor did he have any merch. Maybe he doesn't need the money but from a marketing and PR standpoint that was kind of crappy. It was snowing that night but I highly doubt he was going anyplace until the next day. His opening act was pretty funny Was right next to the stage which was very nice but 75 bucks and on top of that a two item mandatory was a bit much. read more

Well worth the money he is as good as he was 30 years ago. His jokes are still classics, and nobody can compete with his style . I urge you if you have a chance to see him go, you won't be disappointed. read more

I have NEVER laughed so hard in my entire life!!! The show was hilarious. Eleanor Kerrigan his opening act was funny as hell!!! Oh damn..I laughed so hard. read more

OK, so I wouldn't probably have chosen Dice as a show to go to, but it was my hubby's birthday trip and he was stoked to see him. Dice is exactly as I remember him; foul mouthed, politically incorrect and yes, offensive. The thing is, he starts his show with like a home movie of getting ready for a show in his home town. It shows him with his wife and kids and how he values his community, so to me he seems like a pretty good guy and the rest is an act - an act that made him very famous and packs them in so he sticks with it. Chances are if you go to this show, you know him and you like his humor. If you don't just know it is sex jokes, stereotypes and dirty nursery rhymes - it is all harmless. Like I said I am not sure he believes a word he says, but he knows what make people laugh and he sticks with it. The openers were surprisingly good. His son was still a bit rough, but he has that good looking Dice Jr kind of thing going. Next up is Eleanor, his ex-fiance and a incredibly funny comedian who pretty much just works the audience to create her act off the interactions. I would go see her again! Vinyl was good as a comedy venue (rows of seats and a few tables around the stage). The waitress was fine (although a little slow). The show was really, really short however (which is why I rated it so low). Maybe 1.5h TOTAL, with Dice being about 35 minutes of that, so if you REALLY want to see him, just know you only get a very short show of Dice, but the show in it's entirety was good. Oh yeah, and as others said, all the comedians pick out people in the audience to ask questions and generally pick on as part of the show, so know if you are close to the stage you might have a target on you! read more

Not impressed at all. Not funny without a few exceptions. Just a waste of time and money. It was a big disappointment after watching other Vegas comedic acts. read more

ADC! The show started about 15 minutes late, and begins with a 10 minute video of the hay day of his career (Madison Square Garden, etc.). Unfortunately this was more sad than anything, seeing how popular he was "back in the day", and now working such a small venue. If you're showing a 10 minute video to start the show, don't start the show late; people meandering in a few minutes after "showtime" aren't missing anything coming into this video after it starts, so don't make everyone else wait... We had great seats, front row of the side section. The first opening act (Wheels) was ok; it took him a while to get his groove, but 15 minutes into his 20 minute set he was there. The woman that followed was probably my favorite of the evening, she just had great energy, interacted with the crowd well, and was raunchy/funny. ADC came to the stage, and had a much more mellow start than I was expecting. He did try to interact with the audience with the stage-seats, but the pistons weren't firing on all cylinders (lack of reaction from the victims, somewhat based on ADCs approach). The next guy in line was a little sad/depressing, so not much time was spent with him. ADC went down the line, found more interesting victims, and the show picked up. He lost a bit of momentum again mid-show, regrouped enough till the raunchy nursery rhymes to close out the show. It was an ok show, but I was expecting a little more shock-jock style from ADC (similar to his female predecessor). read more

Last night husband and I saw Andrew Dice Clay, and I'm not completely sure how to review it. This was one of those shows where I felt like had we been completely hammered, through alcohol, drugs, or anything else, this would have been a five star show. Most of the audience was on something. Some people were breaking glasses, one guy came up and sat next to my husband and screamed and passed out. We thought he would puke at some point and were waiting for it to happen, sadly he disappointed us. As for Andrew Dice Clay himself, well he's pretty disgusting. But this is how people expect him to be, since he's a self-proclaimed pop-culture icon from the 1990's. I suspected that most of what he did last night was completely a fake act to make a living. I'm not downgrading him for it mind you, as I wish I could get up and rip the shit out of people in the most disgusting manner and get paid money for it. It takes incredible talent to rip on people the way he does and is what sets him apart from other comedians, as he's just merciless in the most unimaginable way. Yes, he does his poems before he signs off, and he has an opening act who is a bit funny but reminds me of a Lisa Lampanelli knock off. She's filthy and acts slutty in the same exact way, but after the show she helps sell Andrew Dice Clays T-shirts and meets everyone and was very nice. Was this worth the money? The tickets get a little pricey at between $50 for general admission and $100 to sit in the Dice Pit, guaranteeing that he'll notice you and rip you a new asshole in public. If getting insanely fucked up and getting ripped on from a pop-culture icon from the 1990's with a bunch of your friends is your idea of fun, then yes it is worth every penny. read more

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Saw Dice at The Laugh Factory on 4/29/2018. Both of his opening acts were great but the lady before him had me in tears. Raunchy and bad ass!! Dice came out and continued the tears a rolling. When he grabbed the fan and made the joke about the cheap ass owner I nearly pissed myself. He still got it and then some. Dice Rules!! read more

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We came to the Hard Rock to see Gn'R and when I saw that Dice was playing I convinced the wife to go. Dice is funny and abrasive and insulting as expected, so that was a good time. However the entire show (which included a 10 minute video ad about Dice and some special he was doing, his as a 10 minute opening act, and then Eleanor, another opening act that was up for at least 30 minutes) was only maybe an hour and a half. Dice himself performed for maybe 30-40 minutes. I honestly thought he was just getting warmed up by the time he was done. Tickets weren't insanely expensive but for the $60ish we paid per ticket I certainly expected a longer show from the main act. read more

Ummm where do I begin? So I've been wanting to see this guy since I was a kid but I was never aloud to, so when I saw that travelzoo was running a local deal for $25 I thought for sure I could talk one of my friends into going with me. We arrived at the Riviera box office at 10p to pick up the tickets, show was supposed to start at 10:30, we were then hearded like cattle in this area that had no ventilation and waited for 20 minutes before they opened the doors to the "theatre." We were seated at the end of a row, which you know what happens next, you get passed by all the other people getting up and down for drinks, bathroom, etc....Well the guy that I get lucky enough to sit next to, stands next to me and ask "do you want my ass or my crotch in your face" (he apparently thinks he is a comedian) I ignored him and pretend not to hear what he said and I tucked my feet in so he could pass through. He then sits down next to me and pretty much is sitting on my entire leg, I try to pull my leg out and he doesn't say a word, I don't know why he would, he is obviously trash, so 5 minutes passes and he then pours out his beer on the floor and it splashes on my foot and my jeans. Now I'm pissed, I tell him what I think, I get up and tell the 105 y/o usher what has transpired, and instead of removing this jerk, my friend and I have to move, to the last row. At this point I'm ready to leave. So the show starts with an opening act, some female "comedian" that wasn't funny at all, she had the typical line up of "let's make fun of a black person, an Asian, a gay man" this has all been done before and her attempt at political incorrectness was awkward. So finally Dice comes on, I have to say the guy still looks decent for all the years of smoking, his fowl mouth jokes still made me laugh, but there was one horribly scripted part where his wife interacted with him, please take this out of the show. He saved his nursery rhymes for the end, which of course was the best part. I never need to see him again, or the inside of the Riviera. read more

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I also saw the same show two days ago. My buddy ponied up and bought the expensive seats for us in the dice pit ($115 total). I'm not exactly sure what my expectations were based upon but I was just itching to hear all of the nursery rhymes. He saved them for the very last two minutes and only said five or six of them. The rest of the show was pretty geriatric. It seemed that the bulk of his jokes were about getting old. I'm not in my 60's so I didn't find his material to be all that hilarious. I'd probably go back if the tickets were free but other wise I'd rather go see Carrot Top three times for the same price. read more

Dice is filthy. Crude. Rude. Sexist. Downright nasty. But there is some twinkles of genius in his material, delivery, & stage persona. Grew up during his heyday but was never a fan. I am now. My wife and I laughed a lot. His takes on the nuances of sex were hilarious. His interaction with audience upfront was a pro at work. Eleanor, who opens for him is a piece of work. Also 10 times cruder than Dice. But very talented. We paid $37 per tick via travelzoo. With that said, I'd say Dice Clay was the greatest entertainment value I've ever enjoy in Vegas. Not for most.. read more

Saw Dice at the Tropicana Feb 2016. And i bought the tickets for everyone before reading reviews. After reading most of them I was very nervous I made a mistake. Without question seeing this show was the highlight of our trip. All these poor reviews are nothing like what we experienced. The show is really custom, he must have ADD because he will stop mid-joke and just get into it with an audience member for 5 minutes and then get right back to where he left off with his prepared material. My favorite line was something like I'll be feeling out the room and seeing who here needs my help. And hilarious marital advice he did share with us. Get there early, the place was packed, first come first serve seats - skip the VIP booths, they were really uncomfortable and a little too close if its all guys. Yes, like all the reviews say before the 2 openers there is a video to update you on his life but it plays while they continue seat people and its really well done. read more

Maybe it's a nostalgia talking, but I really felt the Dice connected with the crowd, put on a great show, and he had enough material to keep old fans like us entertained for the entire hour and a half set. $30 for headshots and shirts for $40, but he was good to chat for a second and write whatever message you wanted on the headshot. He beats up the audience pretty well, but seemed to focus on couples and not on drunken bachelor parties, like ours. However, it's def worth the $49 we paid with a Groupon, but $90 is asking a little much methinks. read more

Much better than the last time we saw him at the Riviera. He is at Hard Rock now, my cousin wanted to see him so we all got drug there. He is really rough with language and comments about sex were stomach turning, just really nasty so it was a turn off. However, he is an icon because he was famous. He WAS. Not anymore and probably for this reason. When we went to the Riviera the bar prices were half of what we paid here, 12 bucks for drinks? Ridiculously priced. Our group agreed that Vinnie Favorito was a better show but also had ridiculous bar prices. read more

Clay is a legend. Don't go if you have a thing with morality; you know what I mean. Curse words will be uttered. People will be made fun of, even people in the crowd (usually by his opener Eleanor, who does a lot of observational). Maybe this show is not for you. Maybe it is. Only you know that. The homevideos intro-ing the actual show are strange. Some of the people in the audience, who seemingly demand that the headliner be out at show start time because they have never been to a fucking show before, let it upset them more than anything else. Bottom line: It's his fucking show and he can do whatever he wants. From the homevideos, there are two parts that I can vividly remember: one massively impressive involving his son (you will know when you see it) and another sidesplitting hilarious bit involving Dice and his son. I won't mention what they are because I am not the spoiling type. His son Max is a decent opener. He is probably a more talented musician than comedian, but he's funny in any case. Eleanor is a solid opening comedian, who can and has headlined herself (Laugh Factory), and it can get priceless real quick with the right type of crowd if she is doing a lot of observational. She will slay some douches and you will want to stand up yourself to clap as loud as you can. And Clay is a legend. If you don't like his set, well, I don't know. Maybe you should go see that one guy with the puppets at Mirage. - E read more

Just got done seeing the "Diceman" for the first time. It was a great night. The show started out with Wheels Parisie on stage for a bit. He has also just started a solo comedy career and is featured in Vegas at another venue. Eleanor Karrigan was the second to the stage and she is every bit as dirty and ADC. She is good and I would see her again. Then he legend himself came out to wild applause and a standing ovation. Even though it id on a smaller stage he still plays as if it is Madison Square Garden. He brings his usual brand of comedy and quick replies. He likes to get the audience involved as much as possible. You know when you sit in the "Dice Pit" which is the front VIP tables you will be seen and picked on. He still commands the room on his own terms and it was a great show. After the show there is merchandise on sale in front of the venue. When you purchase something ADC will sign it and you can get a picture taken with him also. I would recommend his show if you get a chance to see him. read more

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The "Dice Man" is still the "Dice Man". I hadn't seen him since 1990, and I laffed till I cried. Now, I'm in my 50's, so perhaps that's why he was so funny to me. The two opening acts were great and got us all warmed up for Dice. Go see him with an open mind, and you'll enjoy yourself!!! read more

I had heard of ADC but had never heard him ;) so I listened to a short youtube clip and new this was not a comedian to take my mom to, so I invited a friend. The first opening act was funny and I enjoyed him. The second female opening act was pretty crude. Then ADC came out wearing shades chain smoking and tore up the 21st century modern women and their sexuality. I don't blame him one bit for leaving those shades on and using the smoke as a shield of protection while he truthfully spat out his horrors of ho's. Comedians are like court jesters informing the king that he's naked.. what a great job to get paid for! Beware paying $9 for a can of corona and $11 for a glass of house wine :/ read more

We had seats right at the stage, very enjoyable. He is still hilarious. However, Dice should step up his game because his opening act Eleanor Kerrigan was hysterical! Go to the show just to see her. She steals the show. So funny! I was almost crying from laughing so hard! read more

Laughed til I cried. And I only knew him at a surface level. Warm up acts were awesome too. Don't hesitate to pull the trigger and buy tickets. read more

Saw Andrew Dice Clay at the Laugh Factory in the Tropicana on 2/17. Lots of history here. Liked the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis tribute bar in the back of the venue. They play videos of Dean and Jerry on loop and have lots of photos and movie posters from that era. Dice had a female opening act who killed it that night, and Dice himself was very funny. I enjoyed the show immensely and was happy to get a photograph and autograph after the show. Dice was accommodating to every guest after the show, which I thought was very cool. Seeing ADC made for a great experience in Vegas. read more

Laugh Factory, NOT A GOOD PLACE!!! Put on some fucking air!! To Hot!! Dice Man, I know it sucks getting old. So may you should not tour anymore. Did not really laugh much. Liked the women Comedian better. read more

Legendary comic! Yes it's risqué be warned. Funny talented and unscripted...First comic to fill out Madison square garden.

This guy is dirty but funny. If you're going for a guys night out I would definitely recommend watching his show. He was actually at the Palms. If you sit in the front rows, prepare to be made fun of! The girl before him was petty funny too read more

I just saw him Sat 10/6/12 with 2 free tickets. My review is the same as Tricia and Jim review only 2 years later. Same dick, degrading women and bodily function jokes, for 1 hour, a guy yells out," You're not as funny as you used to be", he was escorted out pronto .After sitting through this, he was 100% right. If I paid for this , I would be pissed .Nobody was really laughing, especially if you were with your woman. The opening act was funnier. I saw him in 1990,it was unique and funny, but 22 yrs later it was sad. And the RHYMES, saved for he last 2 mins, were the same old ones you've heard a million times. He went through them in 2 secs. Save your dough, EHHHH!!!!. read more

Diceman!!! What happened?? You have the energy, the biker attire, and the attention of all those little kids who loved you in your prime and are now old enough to see you in Vegas. And you have my money ~$100/ticket for good seats (Vinyl in Vegas). But, your routine is dated and too scripted. Your references aren't funny now. Really, you are going to poke fun at fancy Starbucks drinks in 2014? Come on, that is so 10 years ago. Might also suggest losing the opening act. She is too much like a younger and female version of you who doesn't have the right delivery. She even told some of the same jokes. Yeah, you still rock out the nursery rhymes, and you have a great delivery of some kick ass jokes. But man, freshen up your act, make it a little longer, and interact with the audience like you actually mean it. You will pack the house! read more

Ahh, I was such a fan of this man back in the day but he's done. Its just sad now. There is a desperation. Desperate + Comedian = Horror. I could not wait for the show to be done - it was painful to watch. Its over Clay - sorry to say. read more

I saw ADC at Rava winery near Paso Robles, CA. It was very sad. Here's someone that once sold out Madison Square Garden, just ask him, and now can't even get 200 people to come see him when most of the tickets were free. He's a tired, old man with tired, old material. The shock factor of his raunchiness was a thing thirty years ago and brought him some notoriety, but times have changed, and he should just go away. I was skeptical about attending, but the tickets were free so why not go see someone that was once a major comic. Unfortunately I didn't watch any Youtube videos because I didn't want to see his material beforehand and spoil the act. I guess I should have because nothing has changed over the years. I was hoping for some newer and relevant material but the show was all about him and how he treats women. The crowd did their best to be engaged at the start but halfway through most of them were just left wanting something else. About half had left before it was over. The opening act was basically a female ADC with nothing to offer other than crude sex jokes. The audience laughed more for her, mainly because she was first, and her material was unexpected. If you liked him in the 1990's then you will like him now. If not, nothing has changed and he's not worth seeing, even with free tickets. read more

Saw him last night in Poughkeepsie after seeing his great performance in Blue Jasmine. He was still funny! Was wondering what material he'd be using, and he mostly pulled from growing old commentary, a lot of sex talk, one comment about gay marriage and then finished with his nursery rhymes. i was hoping for some politically incorrect racism, but his opening act took care of that. That guy was great. Didn't care for Eleanor. All in all, the show started at 7:30 and ADC didn't come on till 9 and the show was over at 9:30. Wished he were on for longer! read more

Classic, worth every penny can't understand why he's stuck at Hilton " Compton casino " and carrot top has his own show at Luxor