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Las Vegas Events in September 2025

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Las Vegas Events in September 2025

It’s September 2025 in Las Vegas—the month when it’s still too hot to put away the flip-flops, but the shows are cool and the crowds start getting ever so slightly less “Spring Break Dad” and a little more “Empty Nester Roadtripper.”

We’ve tackled our share of concerts and lost at least one shoe in a theater lobby, so here’s our down-to-earth, been-there take on what’s coming to town this month—no evergreen nonsense, just the special stuff you won’t find every other Saturday.

Our September Events Cheat Sheet

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🎤 Music & Concerts

iHeartRadio Music Festival (get all the details)

When: September 19-20
Where: T-Mobile Arena
What: Mariah Carey, Ed Sheeran, Jelly Roll, Tate McRae, and others. Big arena, big sound, big lineup.
Who: Pop fans, live music lifers, dudes in band shirts and flip-flops
Cost: $106+
Pro Tip: Wear comfy shoes—the arena is huge.

Bruno Mars at Park MGM
When: September 3-6
Why: Dance and sing along, and wish you still had hair like Bruno. Those moves, though.
Cost: $125+

Ricky Martin at Caesars Palace
When: September 12
Why: Shake your bon-bon like everyone’s watching (they are). Don’t wear tight pants unless you really mean it.
Cost: $98+

Benson Boone at T-Mobile Arena
When: September 26
Why: For Gen Z
Cost: $76+

The Eagles at Sphere
When: September (various dates; part of a four-show residency)
Why: Hear “Hotel California” live, pretend you know all the words, and take advantage of comfortable Sphere seats.
Cost: $370+

Motley Crue at Dolby Live (Park MGM)
When: Sept 12-27
Why: Rock out while secretly Googling “What is a Dr. Feelgood?” in the lobby.
Cost: $105+

Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band at The Venetian
When: September 17-27
Why: It’s a Beatle! Brag to your friends, even if all you remember is “that submarine song.”
Cost: $125+

City of Lights SoulFest
When: September 20-21
Where: Clark County Government Amphitheater
What: Outdoor soul, R&B, and picnic vibes—all ages and seating within 100 feet of the stage.
Who: JOE, Musiq Soulchild, Lalah Hathaway, DJ Spark, and more
Cost: $168
Pro Tip: Picnic food and drinks allowed! Kids 12 and under are free.

😂 Comedy & Stand-Up

Jerry Seinfeld at Caesars Palace
When: September 5-6
Why: Jerry’s still got it, and you’ll never look at cereal the same way after.
Cost: $95+

David Spade & Nikki Glaser at The Venetian
When: September 5-6
Why: That rare combo of snarky and hilarious.
Cost: $122+

Gabriel Iglesias at The Cosmopolitan
When: September 12-13
Why: “Fluffy” brings the laughs, and probably some jokes about eating late in Vegas (relatable).
Cost: $165+

Sports

UNLV Rebels vs. UCLA (Football Home Opener)
When: September 6
Where: Allegiant Stadium
Why: College football, Vegas style, so yes, nachos everywhere.
Cost: $65+

Las Vegas Raiders vs. Los Angeles Chargers
When: September 15
Las Vegas Raiders vs. Chicago Bears
When: September 28
Where: Allegiant Stadium
Why: Actual NFL players, actual NFL fans, and actual NFL yelling.
Cost: $250+

Family Friendly Fun

The Wizard of Oz Experience at The Sphere
When: All September
Where: The Sphere
Why: Take in Dorothy, Toto, and “flying monkeys on IMAX steroids.” Good for little ones and adults who grew up loving the movie.
Cost: $135+

Bugs Bunny at the Symphony at The Smith Center
When: September 27
Where: The Smith Center
Why: The only night we allow “cartoon behavior” at a fancy theater.
Cost: $35+

Food Festivals

San Gennaro Feast (see our full review)
When: September 17–21, 2025
Where: M Resort, Henderson
What: Vegas’ Italian food festival! Chow down on authentic eats, enjoy live music, dance, and hit the rides. There’s also crafts and fun for all ages.
Who: Foodies, families, anyone who wants to yell “Mangia!”
Cost: $12+ (kids under 54″ free, free parking)
Pro Tip: Save room for cannoli—seriously, it’s worth it.

Las Vegas Greek Fest
When: September 26-28
Where: 5300 S. El Camino Road, Las Vegas
What: Baklava and gyros, live music, church tours, carnival rides
Who: All ages, all carb lovers
Cost: $10+
Pro Tip: Try the loukoumades, and don’t attempt the Greek dancing after your third ouzo.

Conventions

The Experience – Cleaning and Restoration Convention and Trade Show

  • When: September 3-5
  • Where: Caesars Forum
  • What: Restoration and cleaning industry showcase
  • Who: Pros in cleaning/restoration
  • Attendance: 30,000+

RE+ 2025 Las Vegas – Solar and Energy Supply Conference

  • When: September 8-11
  • Where: Venetian Expo Center
  • What: Energy, renewables, and solar industry event
  • Who: Solar industry professionals
  • Attendance: 40,000+

IBIE – International Baking Industry Exposition

  • When: September 14-17
  • Where: Las Vegas Convention Center
  • What: Large baking industry trade show
  • Who: Bakers, distributors, suppliers
  • Attendance: 20,000+

HR Tech – HR Technology Conference 2025

  • When: September 16-19
  • Where: Mandalay Bay Convention Center
  • What: All things HR, tech, and people management
  • Who: HR reps, tech companies
  • Attendance: 10,000+

International Vision Expo West 2025

  • When: September 17-20
  • Where: The Venetian Expo
  • What: Vision and eyewear industry
  • Who: Eyewear pros, optical tech
  • Attendance: 12,000+

PACK EXPO – Las Vegas and Healthcare Packaging EXPO

  • When: September 29 – October 1
  • Where: Las Vegas Convention Center
  • What: Packaging industry super event
  • Who: Packaging engineers, distributors
  • Attendance: 43,000+

September is jam-packed, so if your only plan was poolside lounging, we highly suggest investing in a sun hat big enough to shield your guilt from missing out on all the actual fun.

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