Spring in Las Vegas means longer nights, louder stages, and plenty of reasons to stay out past your bedtime. This April, Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is stacking the calendar with a mix of legendary guitar heroes, rising indie stars, boundary-pushing pop, and a few surprises that lean more toward spectacle than sound. The action spreads across two distinct venues: The Theater, built for big-name acts and arena-level performances, and 24 Oxford, an intimate room where fans can get up close with artists who thrive on that kind of energy. Whether you’re here for blistering guitar solos, experimental pop, or a night of outrageous entertainment, April’s lineup delivers something worth circling on the calendar.

What’s Coming to the Theater

SatchVai Band Ft. Joe Satriani & Steve Vai w/ Animals As Leaders // Saturday, April 11, 2026 

If you grew up worshipping guitar magazines, this show might feel like a dream lineup. Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, two of the most influential shredders in modern rock, are finally sharing the stage as the SatchVai Band, turning decades of virtuoso guitar playing into one powerhouse performance. Expect a set packed with jaw-dropping solos, technical wizardry, and the kind of musical chemistry that only comes from two players who helped redefine instrumental rock.

The night gets even heavier with Animals As Leaders opening the show. Known for their complex rhythms and progressive metal sound, the trio adds a modern, high-octane edge to an already stacked lineup.

If you want to witness guitar history in the making, this is the night to lock in your seats before the riff lovers beat you to it.

Ethel Cain – The Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour w/ 9million // Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Ethel Cain has built a devoted following by turning haunting stories into sprawling, atmospheric music that feels equal parts confession and cinematic experience. Performing under the stage name that’s become synonymous with her Southern Gothic storytelling, Hayden Silas Anhedönia blends indie rock, ambient textures, and slow-burning emotion into songs that linger long after the lights come up.

Her Willoughby Tucker Forever Tour supports the 2025 album Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You, a project that continues her tradition of weaving deeply personal narratives into immersive soundscapes. Opening the evening is 9million, setting the tone for a night that leans moody, hypnotic, and unforgettable.

 

Grab your tickets now and be there when one of indie music’s most compelling voices takes over the Theater stage.

Live and Loud at 24 Oxford

Ty Segall w/ Primitive Ring // Thursday, April 16, 2026

Few artists work harder or move faster than Ty Segall. Over the years he’s built a reputation for cranking out fuzz-drenched garage rock, psychedelic jams, and unpredictable live shows that keep audiences guessing from the first chord to the final feedback squeal. Whether he’s leaning into raw distortion or more melodic territory, Segall’s performances always carry the loose, electric energy of a band that could veer anywhere at any moment.

Opening the night is Primitive Ring, bringing their own blend of experimental noise and electronic textures to the intimate setting of 24 Oxford. It’s the kind of lineup that rewards fans who like their music loud, strange, and a little bit dangerous.

Don’t wait too long to secure your tickets, because a room this intimate tends to fill up fast when Segall comes through town.

Noga Erez // Friday, April 17, 2026

Noga Erez has built a global reputation for twisting pop, hip-hop, and electronic music into something entirely her own. Her songs bounce between razor-sharp beats, politically charged lyrics, and infectious hooks, creating a sound that feels just as comfortable on festival stages as it does in a packed club.

Live, Erez brings that same restless energy to the stage, shifting between swaggering rhythms and intimate moments that highlight the sharp storytelling at the center of her music. The setting at 24 Oxford makes the experience even more immersive, putting fans just steps away from the action.

Secure your spot now and get ready for a night of genre-bending pop that refuses to stay in one lane.

Mae Martin: The Possum // Saturday, April 18, 2026

Mae Martin has become one of comedy’s most distinctive voices, blending stand-up with thoughtful storytelling and a knack for finding the absurd in everyday life. Their latest tour, The Possum, continues that approach, mixing sharp observational humor with personal reflections that land just as often in heartfelt territory as they do in laugh-out-loud punchlines.

Known for their work in stand-up, television, and writing, Martin has a way of making an entire room feel like it’s in the same conversation. The intimate vibe of 24 Oxford only amplifies that connection, creating the perfect setting for an evening that’s equal parts hilarious and unexpectedly sincere.

Snag your tickets early so you can say you were in the room when the possum took the stage.

Frank Marino’s Divas, Drag & Drinks // Sunday, April 19, 2026

When it comes to legendary Las Vegas entertainment, few names carry the kind of reputation Frank Marino does. Divas, Drag & Drinks brings the glamour, humor, and larger-than-life performances that have made Marino a staple of the Strip for decades.

Expect dazzling costumes, high-energy musical numbers, and plenty of quick-witted banter as Marino and a talented cast of performers channel some of the biggest icons in pop culture. The show blends classic Vegas showmanship with modern drag spectacle, creating a night that’s as outrageous as it is entertaining.

Round up your crew and grab your tickets before the glitter settles on this unforgettable night.

Inner Wave & Los Mesoneras // Thursday, April 23, 2026

Inner Wave brings a breezy mix of indie rock, psychedelic textures, and dreamy melodies that feel tailor-made for late-night drives and festival crowds. Their songs glide between shimmering guitars and laid-back grooves, creating a sound that’s both nostalgic and unmistakably modern.

Sharing the bill is Los Mesoneras, the Venezuelan rock band known for blending alternative rock with Latin influences and emotional songwriting. Together, the two groups create a lineup that balances mellow vibes with soaring choruses.

Lock in your tickets now and get ready for a night that proves indie rock still sounds best when it’s shared with a packed room of fans.

La Dispute // Sunday, April 26, 2026

La Dispute has never been a band content with playing things safe. Known for their intense live performances and emotionally charged songwriting, the Michigan group blends post-hardcore energy with spoken-word storytelling that hits like a gut punch.

Their music often moves between quiet reflection and explosive catharsis, giving their shows a dramatic arc that keeps audiences fully locked in from start to finish. In a venue like 24 Oxford, that intensity becomes even more powerful, turning the room into a shared emotional release between band and crowd.

Make sure to grab your tickets ahead of time and experience a performance that fans tend to describe less like a concert and more like an event.