Jersey Boys, one of the most expected and long waited musicals in SinCity is opening at the Palazzo Hotel and Casino. Jersey Boys first opened in Broadway in 2005 and it continues to be one of the top ten shows in the U.S. The musical show has won four Tony Awards in 2006 including Best Musical and Art Direction and the Grammy Award for Best Show Recording. Jersey Boys tell the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, a group of working class boys from the streets of Newark who became one of the biggest pop music icons of all time.

"After two wonderful years on Broadway, in Chicago, San Francisco, around the country and most recently in London, we are delighted to open a brand new company in Las Vegas. We have every hope to make the new theater in the recently opened Palazzo a Jersey Boys home for a long time to come. Las Vegas is part of The Four Seasons history and we are excited to bring our version of that true story to such a singular market," said the producer Michael David.

The theater was specially decorated with 50’s memorabilia to evoke the golden age of Rock and Roll, a custom-built theatre was designed for Jersey Boys Las Vegas and is at this time it is the only location on the West Coast running the show. The show will feature Erich Bergen as Bob Gaudio, Rick Faugno as Frankie Valli, Jeremy Kushnier as Tommy DeVito and Jeff Leibow as Nick Massi and includes hits such as "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You," "Oh, What a Night," and many more. Besides, the Las Vegas musical production will count with the whole original Broadway team, including director Des McAnuff and choreographer Sergio Trujillo

“Jersey Boys is an internationally-celebrated show appealing to a wide range of audiences and is a perfect complement to Las Vegas and The Palazzo. Jersey Boys will be among great company with our already existing lineup of world-class entertainment at our sister property, The Venetian hotel and casino, including Phantom -- The Las Vegas Spectacular, Blue Man Group and Wayne Brady." said Rob Goldstein, president and chief operating officer of The Palazzo.