Australian Bee Gees

We love this show and the journey through the music of The Bee Gees. We always have such fun, especially dancing to the music and singing along. The showroom had a great stage view, sound and lights are good, and staff is friendly. We particularly like that you can order frozen drinks like pina colada that are virgin without alcohol.

This is a great show! They sound spot on. The venue has a bar inside and a waitress that comes around for drink orders. I highly recommend it!

This is one of the best tribute shows I have ever seen. The musicians are extremely talented. The show was so good, the audience danced in the aisles. If you enjoy The Bee Gees music, you will love this show.

Spot-on Tribute BandFor me the evening started slow because I didn't recognize The Bee Gees' early songs. I didn't know that brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb formed the group in 1958. They went on to become successful in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Luckily, they didn't sing their early hits in full length and just clips of them in the form of a medley. They performed their songs in chronological timeline so when they got to the 70's that's when the fun started (for me).This tribute of The Bee Gees also sang two of their youngest brother, Andy's, hits: "Shadow Dancing and "(Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away." And I don't know if Maurice in real life was as funny as the Mo in the concert but he was a comedian that evening. LoL! The music performance was fun as they sang their hits like 'Night Fever,' 'Staying Alive,' 'You Should Be Dancing,' 'How Deep Is Your Love,' 'Jive Talkin' and many got up to dance when Mo invited everyone to get up for Mo's Dance Party.This tribute to the Bee Gees takes the stage at the Excalibur Hotel and had us dancing and singing the night away. The show was about 1 hour, 10 minutes and featured state-of-the-art sound and lighting and giant screens displaying video clips and graphics in the background. After the concert the brothers went out in the lobby for a meet and greet.Review #2849

One of the best tribute shows I've been to! The performers look and sound like the actual Bee Gees too! It's upbeat and a lot of fun, regardless if you're a Bee Gees fan or not. I am not, and while I only know like 3 songs, I always had a lot of fun both times I've seen it! Most recently, I brought my parents to see the show, and they were big fans of the band back in the day. It was so much fun seeing everyone sing and dance to all the songs, especially because it's usually an older crowd too. They even have a segment near the end called Club Mo, where they invite everyone up to the front to have a mini dance party! LOL

I was delighted to learn there was a show here in Las Vegas. My wife I enjoy coming to Las Vegas and seeing great shows. This was not a great show. The three singers are not the original Australian BeeGees. Lots of lip singing, and I will add not done very well. Half songs, and a very poor performance. Unless you are promised to see the original three, don't waste your money. The show we attended was on September 28, 2024. I am very disappointed that the review of the show did not inform you that the show would not be the original Australian BeeGees.

Saw the show last night. They were amazing. They really tried hard to sound just like the original Bee Gees. High energy and you will sing almost every song.

Absolutely treat yourself and go see this if you're wondering!What an amazing time we had singing along with these talented group of guys!All three of the performers were really good and a special shout out to the one who sang Andy's song....we were in tears.The more the crowd cheered, the more they sang.The crowd definitely got on their feet and sang along to those songs some of us grew up listening towards the end. They only ask that we do not stand on the tables, lol. Thank you again, so much for bringing joy to our trip in Vegas.

OMG! I have been in numerous concerts watching cover bands, The Australian Bee Gees are exceptional , by the end of the show they had most people dancing and having a great time!

My wife had seen the show before and wanted to see the show again. I wasn't that excited about going but I was a huge Bee Gees fan. Actually the show started off really slowly but it finished strong. The show seems to be chronological so I learned that they started in the late '50s which means that the first half or more of the show is about music which I didn't know much about.Then came the Saturday Night Fever songs and that was a great way to finish the show. Don't know that I would want to hear the first half again but there were people much more mature than I am that seemed to enjoy the show more than I did.