“Legends In Concert” moves to Harrah’s Las Vegas

Harrah’s Entertainment has recently announced that “Legends in Concert,” the longest running Las Vegas tribute show, will move to the Harrah’s Las Vegas after 25 years at the Imperial Palace. According to Harrah’s, the award-winning production show will share the Harrah’s showroom with renowned comedian Rita Rudner, all “Legends” scheduled performances at the Imperial Palace will continue through December 13^th. From December 15^th-30^th, “Legends in Concert” will turn its stage into a holiday gala; ‘Legends’ will combine holiday classics with a selection of popular hits as well as some of the most celebrated tribute acts featuring Elvis Presley, Donna Summer, Madonna, Ann Margaret, Justin Timberlake and Jay Leno.

"Legends in Concert’ has stayed hip for 25 years by continually showcasing music from the biggest superstars of the time. Las Vegas icons like Elvis Presley and Tom Jones are joined on stage by some of the hottest artists of today like Britney Spears and Gwen Stefani to create one of the most entertaining shows on the Strip. We are thrilled to have Legends advance within the Harrah’s family.” said Don Marrandino, president of Harrah’s Las Vegas.

“Legends In Concert” debuted in 1983 in Las Vegas, and during that same year, Legends became the first show performed at the Imperial Palace Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. The show, originally created and produced by John Stuart Productions, is currently owned and produced by On Stage Entertainment. Harrah’s representatives also said that all details about Legends in Concert’s 2009 new superstar line-up beginning mid- January and new performance schedule will be released in the next weeks.