Vegas Shows In February 2027

Top Headliners and Residency Shows

February in Las Vegas typically brings a strong lineup of residency shows and limited-run concerts at venues like Sphere, The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, and Dolby Live at Park MGM, often anchored by Valentine’s Day programming. Expect a mix of long-running pop, rock, and country residencies alongside one-off shows from major touring acts. Confirmed 2027 lineups and dates will be added here once venues publish their February booking calendars.

Best Shows by Category

February delivers the full Vegas variety menu. The city’s permanent shows run without major dark periods this month, and lighter tourist crowds mean you’re more likely to score center seats at face value.

Cirque du Soleil Shows

All five resident Cirque du Soliel shows run throughout February, and the NHL’s Olympic break means T-Mobile Arena isn’t competing for attention, giving the acrobatic spectacles a clearer spotlight than usual.

“O” at Bellagio remains the romantic choice, its aquatic dreamscape perfectly suited for Valentine’s weekend. KÀ at MGM Grand delivers epic martial arts storytelling if you want something packed with action. Mystère at Treasure Island offers the classic whimsical circus experience, while Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay turns the King of Pop’s catalog into a Cirque-style dance celebration. Mad Apple at New York-New York provides the variety-show alternative comedy, acrobatics, and live music with downtown NYC energy.

Comedy Shows

February’s comedy calendar clusters around two windows: Super Bowl weekend and the back half of the month.

• Sebastian Maniscalco (Feb 6-7, Encore Theatre) lands during Big Game weekend, his observational humor a perfect counterweight to football overload.
• Daniel Tosh (Feb 7, Cosmopolitan) offers one night of sharp, boundary-pushing comedy at the Chelsea.
• Charlie Berens (Feb 21, Palazzo Theatre) brings Midwestern charm and viral “Manitowoc Minute” energy for a Saturday night.
• Ali Wong (Feb 27-28, Encore Theatre) closes the month with her unapologetic delivery and Netflix-honed material.
• Brad Williams (Feb 28, Palazzo Theatre) delivers high-energy comedy that never uses his height as the only punchline.

The usual suspects Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club, Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, and Comedy Cellar run nightly with rotating headliners throughout the month.

Magic Shows

The permanent magic lineup runs uninterrupted through February, with no significant dark weeks affecting availability.

• KÀ by Cirque du Soleil at MGM Grand blends acrobatics, martial arts, and a rotating stage into one of the most technically ambitious productions on the Strip.
• Shin Lim: Limitless at the Palazzo Theatre showcases sleight-of-hand mastery with mentalist Colin Cloud opening Valentine’s week offers an unexpectedly romantic magic date option.
• Penn & Teller at Rio (Saturday-Wednesday) deliver their trademark blend of comedy and technical wizardry.
• Criss Angel MINDFREAK at Planet Hollywood brings theatrical intensity for those who prefer their magic dark.
• Mat Franco at LINQ offers approachable, participation-heavy magic that works for couples and families alike.

Adult & Burlesque Shows

February’s romantic calendar makes this category busier than usual Valentine’s week books early across the board.

Absinthe at Caesars Palace remains the default choice for couples who want something edgier than dinner. The outdoor Spiegeltent setting, acrobatic stunts, and roast-style comedy create an experience unlike anything else on the Strip. Zombie Burlesque at V Theater adds horror-comedy camp, while Fantasy at Luxor delivers classic showgirl production with modern staging. Magic Mike Live at Sahara draws couples looking for something theatrical and body-positive.

Family Friendly Shows

• Blue Man Group at Luxor runs daily, its sensory-overload format working equally well for kids and adults. The 5pm matinees keep younger viewers on schedule.
• Tournament of Kings at Excalibur offers a dinner jousting spectacle with a 6pm showtime that frees up evenings.
• Jabbawockeez at MGM Grand delivers masked hip-hop dance crew energy at 7pm and 9:30pm best for teens and up.
• Monty Python’s Spamalot at Smith Center (Feb 24-28) brings the Tony-winning Broadway musical to Vegas for a limited run family-friendly for older kids who can handle irreverent British humor.

February Show Dates With Most and Least Options

February’s show calendar changes subtly by day rather than swinging wildly. Some nights offer deeper lineups that work well for last-minute planning, while others scale back slightly and appeal to travelers focused on value or simplicity.

Busiest days

The heaviest schedules consistently land midweek, especially on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Slower days

Sundays are the lightest days of the week in February, with shorter lineups that can feel less crowded and are often appealing for travelers prioritizing pricing or a more relaxed pace.

February Dark Weeks

Several long-running productions take a scheduled maintenance break at some point during February, which can tighten availability if your trip is built around one specific show. Below is each production’s regular weekly dark day — 2027 maintenance-break date ranges have not yet been confirmed and will be added once available.

Cirque du Soleil

Mystère (Treasure Island)

• Weekly Dark Days: Wednesday & Thursday

“O” (Bellagio)

• Weekly Dark Days: Monday & Tuesday

KÀ (MGM Grand)

• Weekly Dark Days: Thursday & Friday

MJ ONE (Mandalay Bay)

• Weekly Dark Days: Tuesday & Wednesday

Mad Apple (New York-New York)

• Weekly Dark Days: Sunday & Monday

Production & Variety Shows

Awakening (Wynn Las Vegas)

• Weekly Dark Days: Wednesday & Thursday

Jabbawockeez (MGM Grand)

• Weekly Dark Days: Tuesday & Wednesday

Tournament of Kings (Excalibur)

• Weekly Dark Day: Tuesday

Magic & Variety Specials

Penn & Teller (Rio)

• Weekly Dark Days: Tuesday & Wednesday

Where To See Shows In February

February’s demand patterns ease as the month progresses, which directly affects where show activity feels most concentrated.

• Week 1 centers around the Convention Center and North Strip, driven by AHR Expo-related travel.
  
• Weeks 2 and 3 normalize across the Central Strip, with no single zone dominating demand.
  
• Week 4 sees lighter, more dispersed activity, allowing flexibility across multiple Strip areas rather than pressure in one corridor.
  

This makes February especially comfortable for travelers staying mid-Strip or planning shows outside the early-month convention window.