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Las Vegas Ignites: Unmissable Events February 5-11

By Matthias Binder February 4, 2026
What to do in Las Vegas this week: February 5-11
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What to do in Las Vegas this week: February 5-11

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Concert Powerhouses Dominate the LineupComedy Stars Light Up the NightsSports Action and Super Bowl FeverEclectic Vibes and Nightlife Peaks

Concert Powerhouses Dominate the Lineup (Image Credits: Pixabay)

Las Vegas – Super Bowl anticipation electrifies the Strip alongside a powerhouse roster of concerts, comedy, and cultural happenings during February 5-11.[1][2]

Concert Powerhouses Dominate the Lineup

Rock legends and pop icons command the stages this week. Def Leppard launches a series of residency shows at the Colosseum, starting Thursday with performances on February 5, 7, and 10.[1] Backstreet Boys deliver their high-energy spectacle at Sphere from Thursday through Saturday and again on the 11th.[2]

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Chris Stapleton brings his soulful country sound to Dolby Live on Thursday evening. Collective Soul pairs with Edwin McCain for back-to-back nights at Venetian Theatre on Friday and Saturday. Jessie J heats up House of Blues on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.[1]

  • Def Leppard, Colosseum: Feb. 5, 7, 10 at 8 p.m.
  • Backstreet Boys, Sphere: Feb. 5-7, 11 at 8 p.m.
  • Chris Stapleton, Dolby Live: Feb. 5 at 8 p.m.
  • Collective Soul, Venetian Theatre: Feb. 6-7 at 8:30 p.m.
  • Jessie J, House of Blues: Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m.

Comedy Stars Light Up the Nights

Laughs flow freely with top comedians hitting multiple venues. Sebastian Maniscalco takes over Encore Theater for Friday and Saturday shows at 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Daniel Tosh delivers his signature wit at The Chelsea on Saturday at 8 p.m.[1]

Chris Distefano performs at David Copperfield Theater on Friday night. Jim Norton offers sets at Wiseguys on Friday and Saturday. These acts promise sharp humor amid the week’s high-energy vibe.

Sports Action and Super Bowl Fever

The Vegas Golden Knights face the Los Angeles Kings at T-Mobile Arena on Thursday at 7 p.m. Basketball fans catch UNLV men versus Grand Canyon at Thomas & Mack Center on Saturday afternoon.[1] Super Bowl Sunday on February 8 draws crowds to watch parties across the city, from immersive experiences at Illuminarium to bash events downtown.[3]

Date Sports Highlight Venue
Feb. 5 VGK vs. LA Kings T-Mobile Arena
Feb. 7 UNLV vs. Grand Canyon Thomas & Mack
Feb. 8 Super Bowl Viewing Various

Hockey and hoops provide daytime thrills before evening entertainment ramps up.

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Eclectic Vibes and Nightlife Peaks

Cultural gems shine too. The Montreal Guitar Trio performs at Judy Bayley Theatre on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Lightleak spins techno and house at Rouge Room on Saturday, with free entry for early RSVPs.[1] Mania: The ABBA Tribute graces Reynolds Hall on Wednesday the 11th.

Saturday pulses with parties: Tiësto at Omnia, John Summit at LIV, and more DJ sets at top clubs. Winter Wine Fest unfolds at Vegas Event Center that afternoon. Bob Fest celebrates Bob Marley’s birthday downtown on the 6th.[4]

Key Takeaways

  • Book Sphere and Colosseum shows early for prime seats.
  • Super Bowl parties offer big screens and specials citywide.
  • Mix comedy, music, and sports for a full Vegas immersion.

This packed week blends high-octane music, gut-busting laughs, and gridiron excitement into Vegas’ signature spectacle. Plan your itinerary now – what tops your list? Tell us in the comments.

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