Now that pool season has officially begun and summer is quickly approaching Las Vegas is gearing up for a slew of summer concerts ready to take over some popular Las Vegas hotels. The Cosmopolitan has already released some high profile names to perform at their summer poolside concert series, the Blvd Social Club, which will be held at Boulevard Pool on Thursday nights beginning May 17. The event will feature new and emerging artists such as White Denim and Elan Atias and will feature sets by DJ MikeAttack.

Here is the full schedule of acts for Blvd Social Club:
May 17 -- Dr. Dog, May 24 -- The Henry Clay People, May 31 -- K.Flay, June 14 -- White Denim, June 21 -- Elan Atias, June 28 -- Terraplane Sun, July 5 -- B.J. the Chicago Kid, July 12 -- Band of Heathens, July 19 -- AWOLNation, July 26 -- Aloe Blacc, Aug. 9 -- Yellow Ostrich, Aug. 16 -- Fun, Aug. 23 -- Polica, Aug. 30 -- The Mad Caps/Dude City, Sept. 6 -- Barcelona and Sept. 20 -- Ryan Leslie.

The Pearl in the Palms has also announced their own summer concert series that will include Beck. The indie rock icon will perform at the nightclub on Aug 8 at 7:30 p.m. This Friday (May 11th) at the Pearl Concert Theater, rock band Creed will be performing their hit album Human Clay from beginning to end.  At Caesars Palace Latin music legend Luis Miguel will return to The Colosseum for a three-night run Sept. 13-15. This will be Miguel’s sixth consecutive year performing during the Las Vegas Mexican Independence Day weekend.

And speaking of upcoming musicians to Caesars Palace, don’t forget to catch Elton John The Million Dollar Piano show now through Saturday at The Colosseum at 7:30 p.m. and again on Thursday, May 17 through Sunday, May 20 also at 7:30 p.m.

In keeping with this blog’s concert theme this past Saturday, musician deadmau5 celebrated the release of his latest single “The Veldt” at Las Vegas nightclub XS in Steve Wynn’s Encore. And deadmau5’s fans were just as excited as he was as nearly 6,000 turned out to party and watch the electronic musician rock the stage.

Like most musicians who perform in Las Vegas, deadmau5 made his fans sweat a little as he didn’t take the stage until 1 a.m. Once he was up there he didn’t waste any time launching into some of his favorite tracks and new samplings. But again he was just making his fans wait before he performed his newest song “The Veldt” at 1:30 a.m. It seemed to be worth the wait as glow sticks swayed, fists pumped and hands clapped in approval of the instant hit.

That’s all the celebrity news I have for today but check back tomorrow for more and make sure you stay tuned for more details on Las Vegas’ summer concerts series.

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