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"House of Blues"

Badfish rocks the house, who wouldnt love to see one of the greatest ska reggae bands again, although its just a cover band it is stilll great to hear their music live!

"House of Blues... Dispels them"

Good venue, easy access to bars from floor, intimate live show, you can be 3 ft from the performer or kick back in a booth and pretend you have an incredible 3D home theater system.

"Ratt's Invasion of Your Holiday Tour at The House of Blues"

One of the premiere places in town to catch a live show. Whether you are stage-front or a balcony seat, the place offers great acoustics and a laid back vibe.

We saw Ratt bring their version of holiday cheer to Las Vegas with the Invasion of Your Holiday Tour. The LA glam played all your old favorites like "Round and Round" and "Wanted Man"

After the show, we got access to the members-only secluded club called the Foundation Room on the 43rd floor of Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. The club has a breath-taking view of the Las Vegas Strip.

"Voted Best Live Music Venue"

Voted Best Music Venue in Las Vegas Review-Journal "Best of Las Vegas" Poll '07 (reader's pick)

If it's good enough for Slayer, it's good enough for you, apparently. Hence, the House of Blues has been voted Las Vegas' top music venue once again. One of the busiest concert clubs in town with shows nearly every night of the week, the HOB is one of the rare venues where you can see Common and Cannibal Corpse under the same roof. The MGM Grand Garden arena plays some mean air guitar in second place.

Voted "Best Live Music Venue" in CityLife Magazine '06

"For 2006, House of Blues Las Vegas continued to put on every kind of show under the sun -- from Blood Brothers (screamo) to Tenacious D (comedic butt-rock), from Rainer Maria (alternative) to Black Dahlia Murder (black metal). Which probably explains why, year after year, this casino-encased club wins in this category. And with more than a few concerts going at the two-for-one price these days, you can sometimes wait to buy your tickets until the week before and save money. Walloping sound, dynamic lighting and pretty bartenders? That's what we like to call in this business a "plus three.""