Five New Year’s Eve Acts Worth Staying Up For
Jay-Z, Rihanna and Green Day are headlining NBC’s New Year’s Eve with Carson Daly on Thursday—during which Hova will even premiere the video for his next single, “On To The Next One.”
And, sure, the only thing better than ringing in 2010 with some of the hottest musical acts is doing it from the comfort of your own home and not having to spend one dime on admission fees. But for those of you who live in L.A., New York, Miami or Sin City and have an itch to head out—not to mention, have some major cash to burn—we’ve got your New Year’s plans covered. Check after the jump for five live acts worth catching as you kiss 2009 goodbye.
Lady Gaga at the Fontainebleau Hotel, Miami
Tickets: $500 for General Admission to $25,000 for a Grand Oasis Pool Cabana fit for 25 of your fellow monsters. Could be a pretty tight fit if everyone in your party dons bubble suits.
Black Eyed Peas at LAX, Las Vegas
Tickets: $300 for general admission to $50,000 for 18 bottles of booze and your own photographer for 100 of your closest Top 40-loving amigos.
Adam Lambert at Gridlock on the Paramount Lot, Los Angeles
Tickets: $150 for General Admission to $3,500 for a Main Stage VIP Package. But staring at host Pamela Anderson’s age-defying cleavege all night? Priceless.
Kid Cudi and John Legend at the W Hotel, Miami
Pete Wentz at Mirage Nightclub, Las Vegas
Leighton Meester at Dusk, Caesar’s Palace, Atlantic City
Tickets: $100, includes two-hour open bar. Earplugs not included.