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HILTON THEATER WELCOMES NEW AND FAMILIAR FACES IN MARCH

3/6/2001

March 06, 2001
LAS VEGAS - Forget the lambs, it's all lions during the month of March for the Las Vegas Hilton as it presents one of the strongest entertainment lineups in the city.

Tim Conway and Harvey Korman are together again on stage in the Hilton Theater for three shows March 8-10 at 9:00 p.m. Impressionist extraordinaire Louise DuArt opens for the dynamic duo in what promises to be a weekend filled with laughter and memories from one of America's all-time great comedy teams. Tickets are on sale starting at $50.

Michael McDonald, former frontman of 70s and 80s super group the Doobie Brothers, will bring his soulful stylings to the Theater March 16-17 with shows starting at 9:00 p.m. Tickets are on sale starting at $25.

McDonald boasts one of rock's most recognizable voices. As the lead singer of the Doobie Brothers, he led the group to the top of the charts with hits like "What a Fool Believes and Takin' it to the Streets." His acclaimed solo recordings "On My Own," "Sweet Freedom" and "I Keep Forgettin'" solidified his place in American pop history.

His first release in more than seven years, Blue Obsesssion contains ten original compositions and two powerful interpretations and defies categorization. The five-time Grammy winning artist is at the top of his game and will be making his first appearance ever at the world-famous Hilton Theater.

Wynonna. One name says it all.

The Judds became a signature component of the New Traditionalist movement of the 80s, which saw a resurgence of country music both in terms of sheer popularity worldwide as well as a well-respected homage to the roots of the classics sounds of Nashville.

Together, Naomi and Wynonna became one of the most celebrated success stories in country music history. As a solo artist, Wynonna sold more than five million albums with her self-titled first release Wynonna in 1992. She has since rewritten the record books and earned her spot as one of country music's reigning queens.

Wynonna returns to the Hilton Theater for three shows March 22-24 at 9:00 p.m. Tickets are on sales starting at $55.

The Commodores' body of work is almost unequaled in American music history. Since their start in 1971 as the opening act for the Jackson Five, Alabama's favorites sons have recorded a string of 22 gold records, six platinum, two double platinum and three triple platinum albums - nearly 40 million all together.

The group scored with hits such as "I Feel Sanctified," "Fancy Dancer," "Slippery When Wet," "Easy" and "Still" to name a few. The hit recordings included four Top Five albums - Commodores, Commodores Live, Natural High and Midnight Magic.

The Commodores, who have scored seven number one singles, will be performing in the Hilton Theater for the first time ever and will be returning to Las Vegas after a three-year absence. Tickets for the 9:00 p.m. performances March 30-31 are on sale starting at $35.

The 1,700-seat Las Vegas Hilton Theater is famous for hosting thousands of shows over its 30-year history. Its state-of-the-art sound and lighting design is unsurpassed in Las Vegas and in 1998, the Las Vegas Hilton was bestowed the honor Casino of the Year by the Academy of Country Music.

To order tickets, call (702) 732-5755, or stop by the Hilton Box Office located across from the hotel front desk.

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