MARCH

14-15

David Spade: The standup comic appears 10 p.m. at Stomp Showroom, Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. Tickets: $89. 877-333-9474.

29

Las Vegas Philharmonic: The Music of Led Zeppelin: Bridging the gulf between rock 'n' roll and classical music, conductor/arranger Brent Havens presents a program he scored to extend the listening experience of Led Zeppelin's tunes. Performed by the Las Vegas Philharmonic and amplified with a full rock band and vocals, Havens and his ensemble perform at 8 p.m. at the Theatre for Performing Arts, Planet Hollywood & Casino. Tickets: $25-$100. 877-333-9474, www.livenation.com.

29

2008 Extreme Thing Action Sports/Music Festival: All-age music festival with professional wrestling exhibitions, BMX dirt jump competition, local bands food and beverages, AmJam Competition with more than 130 skateboard and BMX contestants. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Desert Breeze Skate Park, 8245 Spring Mountain Road. $17. 702-455-8200.

APRIL

12

Creedence Clearwater Revival: CCR's rhythm section comes to town, having launched the Creedence Clearwater Revisited project in 1995 to perform live band hits on tour in North America, South America, New Zealand, Europe and Asia. 8 p.m., Cannery Casino & Hotel. Tickets $28. 702-507-5700.

19-20

Pure Aloha Festival & Concert: Hawaiian food, music and vendors, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday; concert 7 p.m. Saturday; Cannery Hotel & Casino. 702-507-5700.

MAY

6

Cher: Hoping for an artistic rebirth in Las Vegas, Cher will perform in her own song-and-dance spectacle with four shows weekly for one month then return mid-August through early October, leapfrogging stints with Bette Midler. Cher, 61, promises a "visually unbelievable" show with elaborate choreography, complex staging, eye-popping costumes, 14 dancers and four aerialists. Her deal with promoter AEG Live extends three years. 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesday, Saturdays and Sundays; through June 1, Colosseum in Caesars Palace. $86-$227. 866-510-2437.

2009

Siegfried & Roy: Siegfried Fisch-bacher, 68, and Roy Horn, 63, plan to make a one-night-only comeback in February 2009, performing their signature show at a fundraiser more than five years after a tiger attack ended their long-running production on the Strip. The pair will perform at Lou Ruvo Brain Institute's "Keep Memory Alive" fundraiser at a location to be confirmed. Tickets to the charity dinner show cost $1,500.

Horn was critically injured when his white tiger, Montecore, sank its teeth into his neck and dragged him offstage in front of a horrified audience at The Mirage in October 2003. The pair have said they believed Montecore sensed Horn was having a stroke and was dragging him to safety, rather than attacking him.