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Babyface — the 13-time Grammy Award-winning R&B singer, songwriter, and producer — returns to the Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort for his ongoing Las Vegas residency. The May 9 show is part of a Mother's Day weekend engagement, with Babyface performing a curated set of his own iconic hits such as "Whip Appeal" and "Every Time I Close My Eyes," alongside songs he wrote and produced for celebrated artists including Whitney Houston, Madonna, and Boyz II Men. The Pearl Concert Theater's intimate setting offers fans an up-close experience with one of music's most decorated and influential creative forces.
Babyface brings his iconic hits and legendary songwriting to the intimate Pearl Concert Theater for a Mother's Day weekend treat.
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About the Venue
The Pearl Concert Theater is a mid-sized live music and entertainment venue located inside Palms Casino Resort. It features a general admission floor combined with tiered seating, giving it a flexible layout suited to concerts, comedy shows, and live events. The room is known for its relatively intimate scale compared to larger Las Vegas arenas, allowing for closer sightlines between performers and the audience.
Address
4321 West Flamingo Rd, NV 89103
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About Palms Casino Resort
Palms Casino Resort is a mid-Strip property with a modern, edgy aesthetic, offering upscale entertainment and contemporary design in a 455,000-square-foot space. Spanning a 703-room hotel tower, multiple dining venues, and high-limit gaming areas, it caters to style-conscious visitors seeking tre…
Established
2001
Getting to Palms Casino Resort
Palms Casino Resort offers complimentary self-parking, with the West Parking Garage being the recommended option for show-goers. Rideshare pickups and drop-offs are located at the West Casino entrance.
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Near Strip • Best for Palms Casino Resort
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Free parking
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