Venue Guide: House of Blues Las Vegas, NV

House of Blues Las Vegas History

The House of Blues Las Vegas opened in 1999 at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, becoming a beloved venue for fans craving the best concerts and entertainment. HoB Las Vegas prides itself on “unity in diversity” — you’ll see both legends and up-and-comers play beneath the original MGM Grand chandelier that hangs above the main floor and stage.

House of Blues Las Vegas Performers

As with any proper House of Blues opening, HoB Las Vegas had the Blues Brothers cut the ribbon in 1999. Perhaps the most unforgettable subsequent opening show was from Bob Dylan, who pulled U2’s Bono up on stage to lend a hand. HoB Las Vegas has welcomed residencies from rock icons like David Lee Roth, Billy Idol and, notably, Carlos Santana with his long-running “Intimate Evening with Santana: Greatest Hits Live.” The Killers played a show here in 2004. The diverse programming has also included Nas, Daniela Mercury and Clairo. And of course, the famous House of Blues Gospel Brunch goes down Sundays at 10am and 1pm.

Planning Your Visit to House of Blues Las Vegas

A complete evening at House of Blues Las Vegas is a world-class show plus dinner and drinks from the House of Blues Restaurant & Bar. The Southern-inspired menu features classics like Shrimp & Grits, Fried Chicken and even a selection of Southern Tacos. Other options at the Mandalay Bay Resort include Border Grill (for Mexican fare) and Stripsteak (for a Chef Michael Mina steakhouse experience). Check out all of the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino restaurants.

House of Blues Las Vegas Frequently Asked Questions

What are the parking options at House of Blues Las Vegas?

Find ample paid parking at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino. Detailed parking info for all MGM resorts is here.

Does House of Blues Las Vegas serve food?

Absolutely. The House of Blues Restaurant & Bar has a full menu and a daily happy hour. Info on reservations and menus can be found here.

What are the seating options at House of Blues Las Vegas?

Shows are typically general admission and standing room only, with some seated VIP mezzanine and VIP table options. For more info on VIP seating, contact the venue here.

What are the House of Blues Las Vegas safety & security guidelines?

Please visit the House of Blues Enhanced Venue Protocols page for bag policy and health & safety guidelines.