ABOUT THE EVENT
Scorpions at PH Live at Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas
Scorpions plays PH Live at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas on Thursday, September 16, 2027, billed as "Coming Home To Las Vegas". The listed start time is 20:00 local time.
Scorpions have been touring for decades, and Wind of Change remains one of the most emotional moments in any rock concert.
Ticketmaster lists this show as rescheduled. Tickets bought for the original date are normally valid for the new one, but check the official listing for the latest date and refund options.
Event details
- Tickets
- Rescheduled; check the listing for the new date
THE LIVE SHOW
What Scorpions concerts are like
A Scorpions concert is melodic hard rock with big singalongs. Klaus Meine leads the band through Big City Nights, Send Me an Angel and No One Like You, while Rudolf Schenker runs across the stage with his trademark guitars and Mikkey Dee plays a thunderous drum solo.
Wind of Change begins with Klaus whistling the famous melody, which the crowd often whistles back, and Still Loving You brings phone lights out across the venue. Rock You Like a Hurricane usually closes the night.
Tips for the Las Vegas show
- Be ready to whistle along to the start of Wind of Change.
- Stay for Rock You Like a Hurricane at the end.
New to the music? Love at First Sting and Crazy World cover most of the songs in the set.
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
About Scorpions
Scorpions are the German rock band from Hanover, led by singer Klaus Meine and guitarist Rudolf Schenker, and one of the most successful hard rock bands to come out of continental Europe.
Rock You Like a Hurricane and Still Loving You made them international stars, and Wind of Change became an anthem of the end of the Cold War.
- Origin
- Hanover, Germany
- Genre
- Hard rock / heavy metal
- Active since
- 1965
- Notable work
- Lovedrive (1979), Blackout (1982), Love at First Sting (1984), Crazy World (1990), Rock Believer (2022)
- Known for
- Wind of Change, Still Loving You, Rock You Like a Hurricane, Send Me an Angel, No One Like You
Career highlights
- Wind of Change is one of the best-selling singles in history.
- Among the best-selling German bands of all time.
- Played a Las Vegas residency, Sin City Nights, in 2022.
Getting to PH Live at Planet Hollywood
PH Live at Planet Hollywood is the venue for Scorpions' Las Vegas show. The listed address is 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas. Check the venue's entry times and bag policy before the day, and plan your route home in advance, as large concerts often finish when public transport is at its busiest.
Travelling to Las Vegas for the concert
Most visitors flying in for this show land at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). A Thursday date usually means less competition for rooms than at the weekend, but getting home the same night after a weekday concert is hard, so staying over is the safer plan.
With a 20:00 start, the show will end late in the evening. Check the last train or bus back to where you are staying before you set off, and fly in the day before so a delayed flight does not cost you the concert.
Frequently asked questions
When does Scorpions play PH Live at Planet Hollywood?
Scorpions is scheduled for Thursday, September 16, 2027 at 20:00 local time at PH Live at Planet Hollywood.
How do I get to PH Live at Planet Hollywood?
PH Live at Planet Hollywood is in Las Vegas. Use the map link on this page to plan your route and check local public transport options for the evening.
Open location in Google MapsWhere can I buy Scorpions tickets for Las Vegas?
Through the official Ticketmaster listing linked on this page; FlyVentis does not sell tickets itself.
What should I listen to before seeing Scorpions?
Love at First Sting and Crazy World cover most of the songs in the set.
Who are the members of Scorpions?
The band is led by Klaus Meine and Rudolf Schenker, with guitarist Matthias Jabs, bassist Paweł Mąciwoda and drummer Mikkey Dee.
What is Wind of Change about?
Wind of Change was inspired by the political changes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe at the end of the 1980s.
