Britney Spears: Piece of Me
Where: The Axis at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, 1-855-234-7469 or 1-702-777-2782
Tickets: caesars.com/planet-hollywood or ticketmaster.com/britney
What: Britney Spears' residency concert runs through December 2017. When not on hiatus, shows are generally three days a week. Ticket prices, which are subject to change, range from $59 for back-row seats to a bottle-service table that costs $3,150. Any ticket-holder can meet Spears and take a photo together for an additional $1,500. General admission tickets (read: standing only) start at $169. Doors to the lobby open 90 minutes before showtime; to get touch-the-stage close in general admission, be first at the concert hall doors when they swing open at 8 p.m.
Julie Bone
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