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Cher is an iconic American performer who got her start in the mid-1960s, achieving quick success with then-husband Sonny Bono as part of the folk singing duo Sonny & Cher. The overnight popularity of the pair was largely driven by their smash single "I Got You Babe" and sustained through the early '70s by their variety television appearances.
Though Cher's career has experience ups and downs over the years, she has proven successful with her solo music career, as well as in films and musicals. Currently, she has signed a deal for a three-year residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV.
Ticket sales for her show have been strong, consistently placing her on TicketNews's exclusive events rankings. The end of her first year ended on a low-note, as the performer was forced to cancel some late 2008 performances due to ongoing throat problems. Despite the year-end rash of cancellations, Cher returned to Caesars at the start of 2009 for a fresh batch of dates.
Cher announces final show dates, ticket onsales for Las Vegas residency
The current reigning queen of Las Vegas residencies will make her final curtain call in February 2011. This week, iconic singer Cher announced the final dates of her three-year residency at Caesars Palace, "Cher at the Colosseum."
The pop music diva and actress begins her final run of shows in the 4,300-seat theater on January 11 and ends the residency February 5. Public onsales for the final 2011 performances start this Saturday, September 25. Ticket prices for the 90-minute extravaganza will start at $95 and range up to $250, according to show producer AEG Live.
Jay-Z, Cher tickets on sale throughout the weekend
Tickets for several upcoming concerts from Jay-Z as well as tickets for Cher's upcoming Vegas stay are on sale throughout the weekend ending November 16 as compiled by TicketNews.
Kicking off this weekend's onsales are tickets to catch music legend Cher live in Las Vegas. As Bette Midler announces that she will be saying good-bye to Sin City, Cher has announced that she will be taking over the headlining spot at Caesar's Palace from the Divine Ms. M starting next year. Tickets for the open ended engagement go on sale Saturday morning. After completing several successful "good-bye" tours over the past several years, Cher remains a strong draw and it is expected that her Vegas show will perform well. Tickets go on sale Saturday for another upcoming Vegas event, UFC 108, to be held at the MGM Grand. The mixed martial arts event is expected to draw strong interest.
Cher announces final Las Vegas shows of 2009 at Caesars Palace
Cher has announced the final stretch of shows for this year during her Las Vegas residency engagement. The singer and actress began headlining the 4,100-seat Colosseum at Caesars Palace in May 2008 under a contract that covers approximately 200 shows over a three-year period.
The pop icon has added shows September 19 through December 20, continuing to perform four days a week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Following her upcoming spring performances, Cher will break for the summer, returning in September to launch the year-end engagements.
NASCAR, Cher tickets on sale this week
Tickets for an upcoming concert from Cher as well as tickets for upcoming NASCAR events are on sale throughout the week ending November 8 as compiled by TicketNews.
The week's onsales begin with a chance to catch music legend Cher in concert. Tickets for the Las Vegas show went on sale Monday. Also on sale Monday were tickets for Harry Connick Jr.'s upcoming concert in Chicago. In the onsales for this Friday are tickets for an upcoming concert from John Meyer in Los Angeles, as well as tickets to catch rockers Disturbed in concert in Nashville. Rounding out the week's musical offerings are tickets to the Night 89x Stole Christmas, a radio station sponsored concert to be held in Detroit and featuring alternative rockers Fall Out Boy.
Cher tour returns to Colosseum for second round of shows
Cher will return to the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV, for 35 performances for her first series of 2009 shows. The performances run in blocks from February 21 through March 21 and from April 24 through May 24. Tickets go on sale on November 3 and are priced at $95, $140, $175, and $250 plus taxes and fees
Cher's Colosseum show is a 90-minute concert-style spectacle which begins at 7:30 p.m. four nights a week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Tickets can be purchased online at Ticketmaster, keyword Cher. Tickets may also be purchased in person at the Colosseum box office, which is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Cher cancelled final 2008 concerts at Caesars Palace Colosseum
Cher has cancelled her last two 2008 performances at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace scheduled for October 4-5 as well as a show from the previous weekend due to illness. Cher has been suffering from an upper respiratory ailment that has been referred to as "asthma-related bronchitis."
Cher reportedly had been bothered by the desert dryness which caused her further throat problems while fighting the asthmatic related bronchitis and had not fully recovered from the previous weekend. She cancelled the October 4 performance a few hours before show time. Neither concert will be rescheduled, but Cher will return to the venue early next year for another prolonged residency.
Last chance for Cher, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss tickets
In the final stretch of her 2008 residency at Caesers Palace in Las Vegas, Cher is just one of the major acts making her last curtain call during the week ending October 6 as compiled by TicketNews.
The iconic and glitzy singer, who signed a 200-show deal for a three-year period at the Coliseum at Caesars Palace, is ending her 2008 run on October 5. Cher was forced to cancel the remainder of her shows last weekend after falling ill on Friday, so fans who missed out then might want to catch the final performances this week. Bette Midler will take the stage at the 4,100-seat venue following Cher's departure.
The incomparable Cher returns to Las Vegas
Cher, who announced her retirement from touring in 2005 but not from performing, will headline the 4,100-seat Colosseum in Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas for approximately 200 shows over a three-year period beginning May 6. The 90-minute show will be presented four nights a week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Cher will share theater time with Bette Midler, who begins her stint Feb. 20. Cher will take center stage May 6-June 1 and Aug. 12-31, while Midler is booked June 24-July 27.
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