The Gatlin Brothers and Lee Greenwood are no strangers to Laughlin. They’ve both performed here many times. Greenwood is usually here around Veterans’ Day, because of that one little song. And the Gatlins show up when the weather is good to squeeze in a little golf. But this is the first time Larry, Steve and Rudy join forces with Greenwood for a show here filled with their mountains of individual hits on Friday, Oct. 18 in the Edgewater’s E Center (8 p.m.).

When Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin met all those years ago in the late 1940s, it was pure genius in the making. Their undeniable chemistry while delivering slapstick comedy and vaudeville jokes created a partnership that lasted 10 years, a career that quickly made them the hottest act in America in the early ’50s, and a friendship that lasted a lifetime, despite their very public break-up.

The Tropicana Laughlin is turning their pool area into an escape to the islands with the performance of Hot Lava, a Polynesian-style show on Thursday, Oct. 17 (gates open 6 p.m., show starts 7 p.m.).
The setting is perfect for such an event because the Tropicana pool area is something of an island within the center of the property in and of itself, with a large pool, spa, cabanas, landscaping and enclosure on three sides by the hotel towers and casino.

A vacation in Laughlin is the time to let loose and have some fun. A new company in town is offering visitors the chance to take “shots” and go topless — with a Slingshot rental, of course!
220 Tours opened in Laughlin last month giving guests a “second to none” experience with the latest Polaris Slingshots available to rent for an hour, a day, a night or a full 24 hours.
Slingshots are a three-wheeled vehicle without a top or doors, which sits about five inches from the ground for a cruise unlike any other. They can reach speeds up to 130 mph and are made for easy maneuvering on the twists and turns of desert mountain driving.