About the show
HAUSER turns the Colosseum into a high-gloss soundstage: lyrical cello leads, sweeping orchestral/backing arrangements, and a set that moves from classical anthems to epic crossover hits. Expect high-production lighting, video, and the kind of stage charisma that made his arena tours sell out worldwide—plus special-guest features on select numbers.
Highlights of the show
Virtuoso crossover: classical themes reimagined with cinematic pop power
Arena energy, concert intimacy: big sound with a clear view of HAUSER’s technique
Signature staples alongside fan-favorite covers and medleys
One-night event that felt like a tour stop built for Vegas
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Ticket details
Seating model: fully reserved—pick exact seats in Orchestra, Mezzanine, or Balcony tiers
Price patterns: generally from ~$100+ before fees; center-line orchestra and aisle pairs price higher
Delivery: mobile e-tickets (QR) scanned at Colosseum entry
Merch/programs: tour merch stands typically open pre- and post-show
Seating guide: best seats for HAUSER
Most immersive: Center Orchestra, rows ~8–18—close enough to catch bow work without losing the full stage picture
Best value: Front Mezzanine center—excellent acoustics and balanced sightlines at a friendlier price than prime orchestra
Panoramic/laid-back: Mid-Balcony center—clean overall mix, great view of lighting/video design
Angle note: extreme side seats can trade facial detail for angle; aim center-line when possible
Venue layout
The Colosseum is a world-class concert hall (capacity ~4,000+) with a wide proscenium, crisp amplification, and generous legroom. The rake ensures strong sightlines from most rows; IMAG is used tastefully on select cues so back sections still see bowing detail and finger work.
Getting there, parking & wayfinding
Enter Caesars Palace from the Strip; follow The Colosseum signage along the casino concourse. Rideshare/valet at Caesars Main Entrance is the shortest walk. Self-parking is in the attached garages—allow extra minutes for elevators and casino navigation. Get directions
Accessibility & policies
- Wheelchair-accessible and companion seating available across multiple sections; request during booking
- All ages admitted; parental discretion advised for volume and concert lighting
- Recording is restricted; phones silenced during the performance
- Effects may include haze and strobe; ear protection is wise for sensitive guests
- Standard bag checks; oversized luggage/backpacks discouraged
- Service animals permitted per policy; strollers stored per usher direction
About the artist
HAUSER—the Croatian cello phenomenon and co-founder of 2CELLOS—has amassed billions of streams and a loyal global following with his “classical crossover” style. His solo touring blends technical mastery with showman polish, bridging symphonic textures and contemporary hits in a way that plays just as well to orchestra die-hards as it does to pop fans.
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Before you go
- Arrive 30 minutes early for security, merch, and bar lines
- Plan for ~90 minutes, no intermission—use restrooms beforehand
- For the clearest view of technique, aim center-line rather than extreme sides
- Sensitive to sound or strobes? Choose front mezzanine for a balanced mix
- If you’re driving, budget extra time for Caesars garage elevators and the casino walk
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Here are some questions tourists ask before booking their tickets for the HAUSER: The Rebel is Back Show.
What time does HAUSER: The Rebel Is Back start in Las Vegas?
The one-night Las Vegas engagement began at 8:00 pm on Sunday, May 25, 2025.
How long does the HAUSER concert run, and is there an intermission?
The program runs for about 90 minutes and typically does not include an intermission.
Where is HAUSER performed in Las Vegas, and what is the full address?
The concert is presented at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
Can I choose my exact seats when I purchase tickets for HAUSER at The Colosseum?
Yes, seating is fully reserved, and you select your exact section and row during checkout.
Which seats are best if I want both great sound and a clear view of HAUSER’s technique?
Choose center Orchestra rows ~8–18 or the front Mezzanine center for the best balance of detail and overall stage picture.
How much do tickets usually cost for HAUSER: The Rebel Is Back in Las Vegas?
Typical entry pricing for the 2025 date started around the $100+ before-fees range, with prime orchestra and aisle pairs pricing higher.
Is the HAUSER concert appropriate for children, and what age policy applies?
The event welcomes all ages; however, parents should consider concert volume and lighting effects for younger children.
Are photos or videos allowed during the HAUSER concert at The Colosseum?
Recording is generally restricted, and phones should remain silenced; follow the ushers and pre-show announcements for any exceptions.
Is The Colosseum accessible for wheelchairs and mobility devices during HAUSER: The Rebel Is Back?
Yes—accessible and companion seating is available across multiple areas; note your needs during purchase for optimal placement.
Will HAUSER return to Las Vegas after the May 2025 date?
The 2025 appearance was a limited engagement; future Vegas dates are announced on rolling tour calendars when routed.
Hauser’s charisma and cello mastery filled the Colosseum with pure energy. A breathtaking performance from start to finish.
A mix of classical brilliance and rock-star flair. Some transitions were a bit long, but overall a thrilling night.
The passion and intensity were undeniable. Hauser connects with the audience like few artists can. Absolutely worth it.