“Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas” by Håkan Dahlström, used under CC BY 2.0 / Cropped from original

Las Vegas is such a unique place to explore and experience that the number of songs about Las Vegas or inspired by Las Vegas are endless. Here are just four songs that capture the highs, the lows, and the realness of Las Vegas.

Elvis Presley, “Viva Las Vegas”

Known as the unofficial theme song of the city of Las Vegas, “Viva Las Vegas” is one of Elvis Presley’s most iconic songs. It was recorded on July 10, 1963 for the film of the same name (learn more).

Matt Goss, “A Vegas Summer”

Released in 2016, Matt Goss wanted to write a song that encompassed the feel of a beautiful Las Vegas summer.

Check out his first song about Las Vegas, “Lovely Las Vegas” on YouTube.

Shamir, “Vegas”

“Vegas” is a song by local North Las Vegas singer Shamir who wanted to give insight to the dark side of town, beyond the neon lights and tourist attractions.

AC/DC, “Sin City”

AC/DC’s song “Sin City” is from their 1978 “Powerage” album, which they would perform often during their concerts.

For more songs about Las Vegas, check out this “Vegas Quote Unquote” Spotify Playlist by Geoff Carter.

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