Things To Do in Las Vegas This Weekend: March 20-March 22

Las Vegas has a full slate this weekend, and it's headlined by one of country music's biggest stars. Luke Combs kicks off his "My Kinda Saturday Night Tour" at Allegiant Stadium, but the city isn't stopping there — comedy, choral excellence, and a roster of can't-miss smaller shows round out a weekend worth planning around. And when Monday rolls around, the weeknight calendar picks right back up without missing a beat.

Luke Combs starts his "My Kinda Saturday Night Tour" on March 21 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, bringing along an impressive lineup of supporting acts, including Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, and Thelma & James. Combs is famous for filling stadiums with blue-collar anthems and a raw performance style, so there will be no shortage of excitement during this tour launch at one of America's newest and most impressive venues.

Adam Ray is one of the most dynamic comedians performing today, blending sharp wit, masterful impressions, and magnetic crowd interactions into a stand-up experience unlike any other. His resume spans hit productions including "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the "Barbie" movie, "MadTV," "Hacks," and "Pam & Tommy," showcasing a comedic range that translates seamlessly from screen to stage. With more than 2.7 million social media followers, a record-shattering "Kill Tony" appearance, and a devoted fan base built on his legendary Dr. Phil parody, Ray delivers a night of laughs and surprises guaranteed to leave audiences wanting more.

"The Best of the Boys!" Spring Concert brings a high-energy celebration of music's most iconic men and bands to UNLV's Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall. Featuring 100 singers and dancers, the show spans more than eight decades of hits from Sinatra, The Beatles, and Elton John to Billy Joel, Queen, Justin Timberlake, and Imagine Dragons. Country music sensation Chase Brown joins as a special guest, adding an extra spark to an already stacked lineup.

Las Vegas is turning up the volume this weekend with a lineup that spans decades and genres. With a musical tribute honoring Women's History Month, a legendary rock act, and a comedian bringing his A-game to one of the Strip's premier stages, there's something worth dressing up for, no matter your taste.

The weeknight energy in Las Vegas is anything but low-key. From industry insiders and punk-rock purists to rooftop unwinders and devoted bookworms, there's a corner of the city calling your name after dark.