MGM National Harbor
From a press release:
“Four-time GRAMMY Award-winning musician Bruno Mars will be one of the first entertainers to take the stage at The Theater at MGM National Harbor, the new 3,000-seat venue coming to MGM National Harbor, when he performs an up-close-and-personal show for his fans Tuesday, Dec. 27. The performance kicks off a long-term partnership between Mars and MGM Resorts International as he is scheduled to host shows at both The Theater at MGM National Harbor and the company’s new Park Theater in Las Vegas.
“As one of the best-selling pop artists of all-time, Bruno Mars sets the precedent for the A-list entertainment we’ve planned for this stunning new resort,” said Bill Boasberg, general manager of MGM National Harbor. “MGM Resorts delivers the biggest and most sought-after names in entertainment and sports and we can’t wait to bring that level of excitement to the East Coast.”
The Theater at MGM National Harbor will offer a concert experience unlike any other in the DMV region, giving fans the opportunity to see Bruno Mars, one of the world’s biggest stars, in an intimate setting. Whether it’s watching from a VIP suite or the general admission standing-room section, every view is a good one with the chance to sing along to his hits including “Uptown Funk,” “Just the Way You Are,” and “Locked Out of Heaven.”
The 3,000-seat venue is anticipated to become the entertainment epicenter of the Capital Region and is the first of its kind in the area to be integrated in a resort. Taking it beyond the typical dinner and a show, guests of The Theater will be able to experience MGM National Harbor’s incredible amenities. Whether it’s feasting at a restaurant by the country’s most acclaimed chefs, staying in a luxury suite or strolling through MGM National Harbor’s public fine art collection or floral Conservatory, the resort will allow event-goers to create the ultimate night out or weekend escape. MGM National Harbor will open Thursday, Dec. 8.
Tickets range from $150 to $395, not including applicable service charges, and go on sale Friday, Oct. 14 at 10 a.m. EST. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person. Tickets can be purchased online at mgmnationalharbor.com or ticketmaster.com. For more show and ticket information, visit mgmnationalharbor.com.”
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