Barry Manilow and the Beach Boys. Johnny Carson and Joan Rivers. Liberace and Luciano Pavarotti. The Rat Pack and the Rolling Stones. The Who and Stevie Wonder. Appearing in legendary venues including the Steel Pier, Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall and Resorts Casino Hotel, the top names in showbiz have entertained Atlantic City crowds for over a century.
From comedians and crooners to rappers and rockers, today’s biggest stars are attracting audiences back as the fabled seaside destination rebounds from the pandemic.
Anticipate unexpected flavors on the Italian-American menu of Superfrico, opening September 24
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The Jonas Brothers just announced a new Remember This tour that kicks off with a pair of Vegas shows this August at the Park Theater. The name is appropriate since the pop trio had to scrap a planned residency at the same venue about a year ago. Remember that? The news reflects a change of fortune for the Vegas Strip, which is suddenly welcoming huge crowds again. Mask requirements are dropping for the vaccinated and if you re worried about the effectiveness of the trust system, here s an easy solution: make sure to get jabbed yourself. Protect yourself as well as those around you as we look forward to all the cool stuff happening this weekend.
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Ross Mollison has just about had enough. For more than a decade the showbiz producer from Mount Waverley has made America his home and found huge success. At the beginning of the year he had three circus shows running in Vegas.
And now he has just one,
Absinthe, and it might not last 2020. “I can see my entire business disappearing,” he says.