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Step into X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas for Sin City Stones, a high-energy Rolling Stones tribute that recreates the band’s classic era. Expect a 90-minute, accessible show with loud mixes, tight staging, and a true Vegas-night pulse.
Step into X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas for Sin City Stones, a high-energy Rolling Stones tribute that recreates the band’s classic era. Expect a 90-minute, accessible show with loud mixes, tight staging, and a true Vegas-night pulse.
The theater lights snap on like a verdict and the Strip hums outside — neon daring you to stay up late. Inside X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas, Sin City Stones steps into that electric gap: leather, swagger, and a set that leans hard on the Stones’ golden era. The crowd leans forward; the first chord pulls the room like a tide.
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Operated by Caesars Entertainment · Las Vegas, Nevada
The theater lights snap on like a verdict and the Strip hums outside — neon daring you to stay up late. Inside X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas, Sin City Stones steps into that electric gap: leather, swagger, and a set that leans hard on the Stones’ golden era. The crowd leans forward; the first chord pulls the room like a tide.
Las Vegas sits on the Mojave Basin, a flat valley framed by the Spring Mountains and Red Rock sandstone a short drive away. The Horseshoe itself carries that long Vegas arc: classic casino showroom programming updated for modern audiences, where tribute acts keep rock history in rotation. The Rolling Stones’ music—rooted in blues, British rock, and American R&B—has been reinterpreted worldwide; here, the band’s riffs meet Vegas’ theatrical pulse.
Expect tight staging, loud mixes, and faithful recreations of signature costumes and solos. Performances run about 90 minutes; doors open 30 minutes prior. X Rocks is wheelchair accessible and stroller-friendly, with public transit and ride‑share access on the Strip. All patrons require tickets, and sales are final.
Practical tips: arrive early for seating and merchandise, bring a government ID for entry and any age-restricted purchases, and consider ear protection if you’re sensitive to loud shows. If you plan to extend the night, nearby late-night dining and casinos are seconds away — perfect for debriefing a crowd-rousing riff or two. In short: come for the songs, stay for the electricity, and plan logistics like a pro so the night stays about the music.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly standing or seated in an indoor venue
The performance is approximately 90 minutes with no intermission; doors open 30 minutes prior to start time.
Yes—Horseshoe Las Vegas lists wheelchair accessibility and stroller access for the venue; contact the box office for specific seating needs.
Tickets are sold as all sales final with no refunds, so double-check schedules before booking.
Yes—several public transit options and ride‑share services serve the Strip; the hotel is centrally located for easy access.
Horseshoe Las Vegas (formerly Bally’s) occupies a long-running entertainment corridor on the Strip; tribute bands here extend the city’s tradition of live showroom performances.
Venues in Las Vegas increasingly follow city-wide recycling and energy-efficiency programs—minimize waste by using reusable bottles and follow venue recycling signage.
Caesars Entertainment operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The theater lights snap on like a verdict and the Strip hums outside — neon daring you to stay up late. Inside X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas, Sin City Stones steps into that electric gap: leather, swagger, and a set that leans hard on the Stones’ golden era. The crowd leans forward; the first chord pulls the room like a tide.
The theater lights snap on like a verdict and the Strip hums outside — neon daring you to stay up late. Inside X Rocks Theater at Horseshoe Las Vegas, Sin City Stones steps into that electric gap: leather, swagger, and a set that leans hard on the Stones’ golden era. The crowd leans forward; the first chord pulls the room like a tide.
Las Vegas sits on the Mojave Basin, a flat valley framed by the Spring Mountains and Red Rock sandstone a short drive away. The Horseshoe itself carries that long Vegas arc: classic casino showroom programming updated for modern audiences, where tribute acts keep rock history in rotation. The Rolling Stones’ music—rooted in blues, British rock, and American R&B—has been reinterpreted worldwide; here, the band’s riffs meet Vegas’ theatrical pulse.
Expect tight staging, loud mixes, and faithful recreations of signature costumes and solos. Performances run about 90 minutes; doors open 30 minutes prior. X Rocks is wheelchair accessible and stroller-friendly, with public transit and ride‑share access on the Strip. All patrons require tickets, and sales are final.
Practical tips: arrive early for seating and merchandise, bring a government ID for entry and any age-restricted purchases, and consider ear protection if you’re sensitive to loud shows. If you plan to extend the night, nearby late-night dining and casinos are seconds away — perfect for debriefing a crowd-rousing riff or two. In short: come for the songs, stay for the electricity, and plan logistics like a pro so the night stays about the music.