MJ Live pays tribute to Michael Jackson, fondly referred to as the ‘King of Pop,’ at the Tropicana in Las Vegas.
Michael Jackson’s legacy lives on for an iconic star of his stature, and Vegas visitors can now relieve his most famous songs at the high-energy show.
MJ Live, Impersonator Show, Discount Tickets, Tropicana Las Vegas
The show features live band performances and dancers, showcasing the tremendous power of Michael’s music. For die-hard fans, the show is a perfect opportunity to pay homage to one of the world’s greatest entertainers.MJ Live features a regular cast of impersonators who not only embrace the energy that the ‘King of Pop’ exuded, but also express the excitement of his chart-topping songs. Some popular hits to expect during the show include ‘Billie Jean,’ ‘Smooth Criminal,’ ‘Heal the World’, and ‘I Want You Back,’ among others.
The Jackson 5 segment during the show is a popular highlight as it combines the spectacle and excitement of the talented music group. Initially formed by the older brothers of Jackson’s family, the group would later expand to include Marlon and Michael.
MJ Live dazzles its audiences with Michael’s signature dance moves and rich voice that reverberates through the theater. The show’s dancers give the performance an authentic MJ touch you can’t find anywhere else in Las Vegas. The band onstage does the show justice – one that is fit for fans who appreciated the King’s music.
MJ Live is a family-friendly show and is an enjoyable experience for the fans who lived in MJ’s era and those who have never heard his powerful music before. Make your way to the Tropicana Hotel to enjoy this immersive show and dance to some of the most amazing hits.
Tickets are available for sale online and at the hotel, with hotel guests staying at the Tropicana getting discounted rates. Visitors can use cameras during the show, but flash photography is prohibited.
MJ Live lasts about 70 minutes, and runs between Wednesdays and Mondays at 7:30pm, making it an ideal way to enjoy a Vegas night out.
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