I think I would.
He is part of Las Vegas history. While he is supposedly having problems with his voice, I think he has always been a good guy and would have a lot to share about Las Vegas and his career.
March 31, 2016 09:35 'Mr Las Vegas' Returns - It's Official: As strongly rumored (see "Today's News" 3/24/2016), things seem to be turning around for Wayne Newton, who's back at his beloved Casa de Shenandoah estate, is among the headlining talent booked for Grand Opening night at the new T-Mobile Arena, and now is also to star in his own one-man show at Bally's beginning April 21. Wayne Newton: Up Close and Personal, follows the recent precedents set by the likes of Mike Tyson, Meatloaf, and others, offering a more intimate and interactive audience experience. In the show, Newton will share stories and footage from his epic career, engage in Q&A sessions, and perform a few crowd-pleasers like "Danke Schoen" (although the emphasis won't be on singing). Tickets go on sale April 7 and start at $75.
He is part of Las Vegas history. While he is supposedly having problems with his voice, I think he has always been a good guy and would have a lot to share about Las Vegas and his career.
March 31, 2016 09:35 'Mr Las Vegas' Returns - It's Official: As strongly rumored (see "Today's News" 3/24/2016), things seem to be turning around for Wayne Newton, who's back at his beloved Casa de Shenandoah estate, is among the headlining talent booked for Grand Opening night at the new T-Mobile Arena, and now is also to star in his own one-man show at Bally's beginning April 21. Wayne Newton: Up Close and Personal, follows the recent precedents set by the likes of Mike Tyson, Meatloaf, and others, offering a more intimate and interactive audience experience. In the show, Newton will share stories and footage from his epic career, engage in Q&A sessions, and perform a few crowd-pleasers like "Danke Schoen" (although the emphasis won't be on singing). Tickets go on sale April 7 and start at $75.
