Honky Tonk
Dance Hall Open
Every Day from Dusk (6-8pm) to Dawn (2-4am)
You haven’t experience a rockin’ bandstand or real shindig until your boots are stompin’ at Gilley’s Las Vegas! If you want to throw back some cold beers while two-steppin’ and line dancing with your partner on the wood floor without much regard, then Gilley’s Dance Hall is the place to be each and every night.
Live Music - Special Events
Gilley’s Saloon & Dance Hall features live country rock music each Friday & Saturday as well as during special events and holidays. Cover charge ranges from $10 to $35 per person after 9:00 p.m. Get here early, avoid the cover charge, and take advantage of our great drink specials!
Ryan Whyte Maloney Band
EVERY THURS @ 9PM
The Ryan Whyte Maloney Band, a Las Vegas-based Rock/Country/Pop band, gives old school country music a new twist which captivates audiences. Growing up on Rockín Roll and Country music he developed a strong diverse love for music. He began playing the guitar, violin, cello, piano and drums at age 9 and eventually sharpened his skills to write songs and ended up with a national and accomplished band "Indulge". Ryan is now taking a break from touring nationally so he can focus on his solo career and writing the music he loves.
Ryan Whyte Maloney Band on MySpace
Austin Law
Fri 1/27 - Sat 1/28 @ 10pm
Fri 2/17 - Sun 2/19 @ 10pm
FRI 3/9 – SAT 3/10 @10pm
FRI 4/6 – SAT 4/7 @10pm
Austin Law is known as the Southern Country-Rock Band with a unique sound and musical flavor. Its blend of Country and Southern Rock, as well as, its relaxed Californian sound, and strong harmonious backgrounds, are influenced and comparable to the musical sounds of such artists as The Eagles, Alabama, Blackhawk, Confederate Railroad, and Rascal Flatts.
Chancey Williams and the Younger Brothers Band (NEW!)
Fri 2/3 – SAT 2/4 @ 10pm
FRI 3/30 – SAT 3/31 @10pm
Chancey Williams and The Younger Brothers Band began with humble beginnings, out of a love of country music and an ingrained desire to perform and entertain. Started for the only purpose of playing a few songs at their high school talent show, lead singer and acoustic guitarist Chancey Williams and drummer Travis DeWitt knew that this is what they were meant to do after just those few songs. The band started to play for weddings and small fairs and rodeos, and before they knew it, they were opening for their hero Chris LeDoux at the Montana State Fair in front of 8,000 people. Playing over 170 shows a year for the last two years, the band has created quite a following while sharing the stage with such acts as Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Craig Morgan, Rodney Atkins, Phil Vassar, Chris Cagle, Stoney Larue, and Robert Earl Keen. Be sure to catch one of their shows and you will know why they have become one of the most sought-after bands in the Midwest.
Chancy Williams and the Younger Brothers Band website
Gilley’s Big Game Party
SUN 2/5 @ 12PM
Get down to Gilley’s for the Big Game! Featuring an open bar, all-you-can-eat Buffet, giveaways, and more – all for just $99 per person!
Doors open at 12PM Noon for seating, party starts at 2PM.
BIG GAME BUFFET
- Southern Style Chicken Wings
- Gilley's BBQ Pork Sliders
- Build Your Own Texas Nachos Bar
- Hotdogs & Popcorn
- Gilley's Gourmet Chili Cart
- Brownies & Desserts
BOTTOMLESS DRINKS
- All Draft Beers
- All Call/Well Cocktails
PRIZE GIVEAWAYS
- From the gorgeous girls of Bud Light, Jagermeister, Jim Beam & the Gilley Girls!
CHOOSE YOUR SEAT
- First come, first serve * Doors open at 12pm
Call 702.894.7371 to reserve tickets, or email TI-Restaurant@treasureisland.com.
Price is per person. Must be 21+ with valid ID. Please drink responsibly. Learn More
Chad Freeman and Redline
Fri 2/10 – Sat 2/11 @ 10pm
Fri 3/23 – Sat 3/24 @10pm
Fri 4/27 – Sat 4/28 @10pm
Chad Freeman and Redline bring a rare combination of talent and passion for music to the stage which is visible in every performance.
Offering a wide range of music from standards like George Strait and Brooks & Dunn on through classics such as Skynyrd, Buffett and Mellencamp and even artists such as Kings of Leon and Maroon 5, Chad Freeman and Redline continue to please audiences around the southwest and are currently at work on their highly-anticipated debut album due sometime near the beginning of 2012.
Chad Freeman and Redline website
Whiskey Dawn
Fri 2/24 - Sat 2/25 @ 10pm
Whiskey Dawn is California’s hottest country band. With the release of their first original album, Dear Nashville, Whiskey Dawn’s popularity has sky-rocketed to unimagined heights. They’ve performed with several Nashville acts including Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Bucky Covington, Lady Antebellum, and more. Whiskey Dawn captivates audiences with precision harmonies and dynamic instrumentation.
Brian Lynn Jones & The Misfit Cowboys
Fri 3/2 – SAT 3/3 @10pm
Brian Lynn Jones is a country boy originally from Oklahoma. Starting with the piano and trombone, a bass and guitar finally became the love of his life. After relocating to Southern California, 'B.L.J.' (as his friends call him.) and his band were winners of the Orange County Music Awards as best country band in 2004. In 2005 and 2006 his original song, 'My Old friend Whiskey' was a big hit on Armed Forces Radio, and in 2007 Brian gained notoriety in the film industry with two of his original tunes 'I Wanna Be The One' and 'Don't Come Back Cryin' To Me' in the Indie horror flick, 'Penny Dreadful'. The prolific writer and performer, Brian’s latest CD "Brian Lynn Jones and The Misfit Cowboys" is a sure bet to win the hearts of America.
Come see Brian Lynn Jones LIVE at Gilley's Las Vegas in Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino.
Stephanie Eason Band
Fri 3/16 – Sat 3/17 @10pm
Fri 4/20 – Sat 4/21 @10pm
The Stephanie Eason Band is a five piece country act that blends new country, rock, bluegrass, pop, and blues into a sound that is original and refreshing. Their sound has been compared to Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, and other contemporary artists, with the charm and class of all-time favorites like Patsy Cline. Their style appeals to a broader audience while staying true to Stephanie's country roots.
Scotty Alexander
Fri 4/13 – Sat 4/14 @10pm
Some of you remember Scotty as the co-host to the award winning COUNTRY TONITE show in Las Vegas at the former Aladdin Hotel. His credits also include recordings with Wayne Newton, Clint Holmes, Leslie Gore, Crop Circle, the movie soundtrack for “Who’s Your Daddy”, and commercial soundtracks for Old Navy, Honda, and Nissan. Scotty has done 13 USO shows, and tour with Chris Isaak, Ruth Pointer, and Bryan White. Now you can see him live at Gilley’s Las Vegas!
Dance Hall
Gilley’s Dance Hall will generally be open from dusk (6pm – 8pm) to dawn (2am – 4am) with a live DJ whenever there isn’t a live band on stage. Whether it’s the latest Texas two-step, line dancing, country waltz or any flat-footed glide that works well in cowboy boots, Gilley’s has the ideal music and dance hall to accommodate all comers.
Regular folk will enjoy the nightclub scene as the live DJ spins tunes from rock to blues, modern and traditional country, and even a little hip hop club music when there aren’t too many cowboy hats in the saloon.
DanSing Karaoke
EVERY TUES & WED 8:00PM – Midnight
Each and every Tuesday and Wednesday at 8pm, or earlier if the mood strikes us right, the Dance Hall stage will feature the best (and funniest) voices of our Saloon customers wishing to grab the microphone and belt out a tune.
Sing along or simply enjoy the sounds and sights, as we make sure all your favorites are on the song list, and keep the entertainment lively each Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ryan Whyte Maloney Band
EVERY THURS 9:00PM
The Ryan Whyte Maloney Band, a Las Vegas-based Rock/Country/Pop band, gives old school country music a new twist which captivates audiences. Growing up on Rockín Roll and Country music he developed a strong diverse love for music. He began playing the guitar, violin, cello, piano and drums at age 9 and eventually sharpened his skills to write songs and ended up with a national and accomplished band "Indulge". Ryan is now taking a break from touring nationally so he can focus on his solo career and writing the music he loves.
