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"America — The Show" Opens in Las Vegas to Rave Guest Reviews

"America — The Show" Opens in Las Vegas to Rave Guest Reviews

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"America — The Show" Opens in Las Vegas to Rave Guest Reviews, Extended by Popular Demand

New family-friendly variety spectacular celebrating America's 250th anniversary earns a 4.8-star guest rating in its opening weekend at The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park

LAS VEGAS, NV — July 1, 2026 — America — The Show, Las Vegas's newest live variety spectacular, opened June 27, 2026 at the Athena Showlounge inside The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort Hotel — and after a sold-out opening weekend, the production has already been extended by popular demand.

Timed to the United States Semiquincentennial — America's 250th birthday — the roughly 75-minute show is a high-energy, family-friendly celebration of the greatest American music of all time, featuring powerhouse vocalists, Las Vegas showgirl dancers, and prop comedy from four-time Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year Joe Trammel, "The King of Pop Culture."

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The production takes audiences on a coast-to-coast musical journey through American classics — from "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" to "Viva Las Vegas" to Neil Diamond's "America" — with stops in Georgia, Texas, Chicago, and San Francisco along the way. Directed and co-produced by Erin Britt, the cast features Strip veterans including Josh Smith (currently of Cirque du Soleil's Mad Apple) and dance captain Jennifer Jordan.

In its first days, America — The Show has earned a 4.8-star average guest rating. Verified guests have praised the show's talent, patriotism, and old-Vegas atmosphere:

"I love the show. I love the old Vegas feel in the showroom… the performances were fantastic. It was my first time at Alexis and I really liked the feel. I will be back." — Michael M., verified buyer

"America The Show is so much more than a musical — it's a celebration of our country that will leave you smiling, singing, and maybe even bring a few tears. It reminds you why you are proud to be an American. The show is an absolute must-see." — Kathleen M., verified buyer

"We thoroughly enjoyed America the Show. The music, patriotism, singers, dancers, and overall production were outstanding. It was one of the highlights of our trip." — Isaac H., guest

"This was a fun and affordable show… family-friendly and entertaining. I particularly liked the recognition of those who have served in the various branches of the military." — Sheena H., guest

"Joe Trammel is a shooting star. Hilarious!!" — Christine A., verified buyer

Performances & Tickets

America — The Show runs Saturdays and Sundays at 4:00 PM, plus select Fridays, through Labor Day 2026. The 4:00 PM curtain makes it an easy, family-friendly start to a Las Vegas evening. The show is recommended for ages 5 and up; all ages are welcome.

Tickets start at $37.95 and are available now at https://vegasamerica.com/.

Venue: The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort Hotel, Athena Showlounge, 375 E. Harmon Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89169. Free parking is available for ticket holders.

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The Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort, Las Vegas

Alexis Park Resort sits on Harmon Avenue, a few minutes east of the Strip — an all-suite, low-rise property with no casino floor, which is the reason it stays quieter than anything on Las Vegas Boulevard. Modern Showrooms is the entertainment side of it: four intimate rooms inside the resort where the shows actually play.

To be clear about what this site is — we run the showrooms and sell the show tickets. For hotel rooms you'll want the resort directly; for what's on stage tonight, you're in the right place.

The four rooms

Getting there and parking

375 East Harmon Avenue, roughly a five-minute drive from the centre Strip and close to the Virgin and Hard Rock corridor. Parking is free on site — worth noting, since most Strip resorts now charge for it. Rideshare drops at the main entrance and the showrooms are a short indoor walk from there.

What an evening here is like

These are small rooms by Las Vegas standards — hundreds of seats rather than thousands. You are close enough to see a performer's hands on a piano, the bands are live rather than tracked, and shows generally run a single set, so it's an evening you can pair with dinner elsewhere rather than a whole night committed. Tickets are booked direct with seats confirmed at checkout.