Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Dream Awards took a year off in 2025. The show is making up for lost time, big time.
The list of awardees is stacked for the show scheduled for Oct. 25 at Orleans Showroom. The awards had been scheduled for this past October, but moved because to generate higher ticket demand. Those being honored should help fill seats. Tickets start at $43.55 at ticketmaster.com.
Verdine White of Earth, Wind & Fire; Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers; legendary ’70s recording and TV star Tony Orlando, 10-year Flamingo headlining comedian George Wallace; and R&B/soul hitmakers The Spinners are among the stars to be honored.
In the Las Vegas community, Pompey Entertainment’s Damian Costa, vocal group Honey Cone, model/actress Kathleen Bradley and Ané Marshall are set to be awarded. Las Vegas comic actor John Di Domenico and the terrific vocalist Christine Shebeck are co-hosts.
A special tribute to the late Quincy Jones, Clive Davis and Peabo Bryson is also on the bill. So are about a dozen performers, including Tyriq Johnson of the EWF tribute Serpentine Fire, the inspirationally dexterous singer Lannie Counts, retired Clark County School District Police Department division captain and R&B/jazz vocalist Ken Young, and longtime Vegas lounge favorite Miss Melanie Moore.
The Dream Awards took a year off in 2025. The show is making up for lost time, big time.
The list of awardees is stacked for the show scheduled for Oct. 25 at Orleans Showroom. The awards had been scheduled for this past October, but moved because to generate higher ticket demand. Those being honored should help fill seats. Tickets start at $43.55 at ticketmaster.com.
Verdine White of Earth, Wind & Fire; Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers; legendary ’70s recording and TV star Tony Orlando, 10-year Flamingo headlining comedian George Wallace; and R&B/soul hitmakers The Spinners are among the stars to be honored.
In the Las Vegas community, Pompey Entertainment’s Damian Costa, vocal group Honey Cone, model/actress Kathleen Bradley and Ané Marshall are set to be awarded. Las Vegas comic actor John Di Domenico and the terrific vocalist Christine Shebeck are co-hosts.
A special tribute to the late Quincy Jones, Clive Davis and Peabo Bryson is also on the bill. So are about a dozen performers, including Tyriq Johnson of the EWF tribute Serpentine Fire, the inspirationally dexterous singer Lannie Counts, retired Clark County School District Police Department division captain and R&B/jazz vocalist Ken Young, and longtime Vegas lounge favorite Miss Melanie Moore.
