From $54
Live vocals, a live band, and the choreography and costumes to match — Thriller, Beat It, Smooth Criminal, and Billie Jean, seven nights a week. The most complete, best-produced tribute concert on this list.
See MJ Live →All 14 ranked — from a full Michael Jackson concert to the $40 room where seven different legends take the stage across the week.
Live vocals, a live band, and the choreography and costumes to match — Thriller, Beat It, Smooth Criminal, and Billie Jean, seven nights a week. The most complete, best-produced tribute concert on this list.
| Rank | Show | From | Venue | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | MJ Live | $54 | Saxe Theater · Planet Hollywood | Headliner · Michael Jackson |
| #2 | Ikons of Rock | $62 | The STRAT Theater · The STRAT | Multi-Artist · Classic Rock |
| #3 | The Rat Pack Is Back! | $92 | Copa Room · Tuscany Suites & Casino | Live Big Band · Sinatra, Martin & Davis Jr. |
| #4 | The Australian Bee Gees Show | $36 | Thunderland Theater · Excalibur | International Hit · Bee Gees |
| #5 | Purple Reign | $56 | V Theater · Planet Hollywood | Award-Winning · Prince |
Vegas has always been a tribute town. Elvis never really left, and neither did Sinatra, Prince, or the Bee Gees — at least not on the Strip.
We ranked every dedicated tribute show in our catalog — the full-production headliners first, then the $40 room off-Strip where you could see a different legend every night of the week. Every price is the real "from" price through Vegas Sidekick — no membership, no account, clear ticket details.
From $54
Live vocals, a live band, and the choreography and costumes to match — Thriller, Beat It, Smooth Criminal, and Billie Jean, seven nights a week. The most complete, best-produced tribute concert on this list.
See MJ Live →
From $62
One show, a dozen legends — Kiss, Ozzy, Bon Jovi, Heart, Def Leppard, Van Halen, Mötley Crüe, and more, back to back with a live band and a complimentary post-show meet & greet. Best pick if your group can't agree on one artist.
See Ikons of Rock →
From $92
Three legends, one live big band — Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr., played with cocktail-lounge banter and comedy woven between the classics. The priciest show on this list, but also the fullest cast.
See The Rat Pack Is Back! →
From $36
The disco-era hits recreated with real harmonies and real style, not a costume-party impression. The cheapest standalone tribute on this list and one of the best-reviewed — a genuine bargain.
See The Australian Bee Gees Show →
From $51
An award-winning Prince tribute with a live band delivering the hits with real bite — not a lip-synced impression. Only three nights a week, so plan around it.
See Purple Reign →
From $49
Broadway star Kyle Martin splits the set between two of the biggest songbooks in music — Elton John and Billy Joel, with a live band and dancers. Runs every night, no dark nights to plan around.
See Piano Man →
From $54
The fuller of the two Elvis tributes on this list — 90 minutes, live music, powerhouse vocals. Showtimes shift by day (matinee Saturdays), so check the schedule before you book.
See The King Comes Home →The next seven all play the same intimate, off-Strip showroom — the Athena Showlounge at Alexis Park Resort — a different legend most nights of the week, everything from $40. See the full Alexis Park lineup if you want to build a whole night (or weekend) around it.
From $40
The Great American Songbook and the Rat Pack era, performed by Michael Sinatra in an intimate room built for exactly this kind of show.
See Sinatra Live! →
From $47
The more casual, lower-priced Elvis option — live band, iconic costumes, the classic hits, nightly with no dark nights.
See All Shook Up →
From $40
The all-female Duchesses of Motown bring back The Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, Gladys Knight, Mary Wells, and more in one high-energy set.
See All Motown →
From $40
The costumes, the glasses, and a catalogue of decade-spanning hits performed at the piano — Monday and Tuesday nights only, so plan ahead.
See Sir Elton →
From $40
The music, wardrobe, and stage presence of the Queen of Tejano, four nights a week — one of the only Selena tributes running regularly on any Vegas stage.
See Queen Selena →
From $40
Sweet Caroline and the rest of the Neil Diamond catalogue, performed in the same room as the rest of the Alexis Park lineup.
See King of Diamonds →
From $40
A poolside-vibe Jimmy Buffett tribute with the earliest curtain of the bunch — the easy pick if you want to catch a show and still have your evening free.
See Wastin' Away →Want the single best-produced tribute concert? MJ Live. Can't pick one artist? Ikons of Rock covers a dozen. Building a whole tribute-themed night off-Strip on a budget? Start with the Alexis Park lineup — everything's $40, all in one room.
MJ Live is our top pick overall — a full-production Michael Jackson concert with a live band and choreography, nightly at Saxe Theater inside Planet Hollywood. If you want scale and variety in one night, Ikons of Rock covers a dozen classic-rock acts on one stage at The STRAT.
The Australian Bee Gees Show at $36 is the cheapest standalone tribute. The seven shows in the Alexis Park tribute room start at $40, with All Shook Up at $47.
The Athena Showlounge at Alexis Park Resort, just east of the Strip, runs seven different tribute shows across the week — Sinatra, Elvis, Motown, Elton John, Selena, Neil Diamond, and Jimmy Buffett — all in the same intimate room, all starting at $40.
The King Comes Home at Westgate Las Vegas is the fuller production at 90 minutes with powerhouse vocals. All Shook Up at Alexis Park is the more casual, lower-priced alternative.
Yes — MJ Live at Saxe Theater inside Planet Hollywood is a dedicated Michael Jackson tribute concert. (Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil at Mandalay Bay is a different kind of show — an original acrobatic production built around his music, not a tribute concert — and it's ranked separately in our Best Cirque Shows guide.)
Browse every music show, or see the full lineup across all categories.
The order is based on fit for this specific guide, not who has the biggest ad budget. I weigh the show itself, price, audience fit, venue context and the tradeoff I would tell a friend before they bought.