The Piano Guys are adding Las Vegas to their 2027 touring schedule, with the classical-pop crossover group set for a one-night-only performance at Resorts World Theatre on January 27. The stop is part of the group’s West Coast Tour 2027 and brings their blend of piano, cello, pop arrangements and cinematic production back to the Las Vegas Strip.
Tickets are scheduled to go on sale to the general public October 2 at 10 a.m. PT through AXS.
An official Resorts World Las Vegas announcement shows the January 27 date and places the show inside the newly renovated 4,850-seat Resorts World Theatre. The venue includes dedicated VIP entry, luxury banquettes with cocktail service, two VIP lounges and an immersive audio system built around more than 200 L-Acoustics speakers powered by L-ISA technology.
The Piano Guys have built a sizable following by combining classical instrumentation with recognizable pop songs, soundtrack-inspired arrangements and elaborate music videos. Since their official debut in 2011, the Utah-based quartet has released 13 albums, with six reaching No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Classical Albums chart. Their music has also surpassed 2 billion global streams while their videos have accumulated more than 1.6 billion YouTube views.
The Las Vegas stop gives the group another high-profile theatre date during an early 2027 run that also includes cities across the western United States. For Resorts World Theatre, the booking adds another one-night touring act to a venue already designed around large-scale concert productions, while fans of The Piano Guys get a chance to hear the group’s genre-mixing catalog in one of the Strip’s newer major performance spaces.
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