Cher or Dion

Three years ago I spent Christmas Eve in Las Vegas. It’s the second time I traveled to the States but it’s the first time I flew to further south down there, where showed me a quite different view than the North-East side of the States close to the boundary of Canada.

I put aside the work and enjoyed the exotic luxury for a few days. At that time, Céline Dion was on the stage of Las Vegas. "My Heart Will Go On" was Dion's biggest hit and one of the best-selling singles in history. After a few years of self-imposed semi-retirement, Dion began a nearly five-year run in her own show at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.

Unfortunately, Dion left her stage in Las Vegas at the end of last year. While Dion is now enjoying her stay in China, Cher is taking over the stage at the legendary Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. It’s certainly a good news for pop music fans. There are a handful of one-named superstars in the world and then there's Cher.



Three years ago, Cher said her final farewell to fans when her four-year-long “Never can say goodbye” tour wrapped up at the Hollywood Bowl. Cher said farewell, but not goodbye. Now, Cher returns to replace Dion in Las Vegas. Cher’s new show, entitled Cher at the Colosseum, will debut on May. You can buy the Cher tickets at Caesar's Palace Las Vegas