The Siren Poolside

375 E. Harmon Ave, Las Vegas, NV, 89169
Located in The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort Hotel

Seating Chart

Seating chart for The Siren Poolside

Showroom

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The Siren Poolside is The Modern Showrooms' open-air stage, set against the shimmering waters of Alexis Park Resort — a lush desert escape just steps from the Las Vegas Strip, yet a world apart from it.

Named for the mythical enchantresses whose irresistible song lured sailors to their shores, The Siren is where live music meets the magic of a Las Vegas sunset. Nestled in the naturally shaded pool grounds of Alexis Park, the evening air is comfortable and inviting long before the first note is played. As the sky transforms and the lights come up, there's nowhere else you'll want to be.

Whether you're swaying poolside with a cocktail in hand or holding down a reserved table near the dance floor, the only thing you'll regret is not staying longer.

General Admission — Open entry to the poolside grounds. Limited seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis; some guests may experience standing room only.

Reserved Seating — A ground-level cocktail table near the dance floor with VIP-style table service and a dedicated cocktail server. Seating is assigned at the door.

The Siren Poolside is an outdoor venue. Performances are subject to weather conditions.

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What's on at The Siren Poolside this week

Every performance currently on sale. Times are Las Vegas local time.

The Elton John Tribute Show in Las Vegas

Elton John played his final Las Vegas residency show in 2018, and the farewell tour closed in 2023. There is no Elton John show on the Strip any more — which is exactly why people keep searching for one. Sir Elton is the tribute built for that gap: a live Elton John tribute concert at the Pegasus Showroom, starring pianist and vocalist Jeff Burkett.

Is this Elton John, or a tribute?

A tribute — and we'd rather you know that before you book than after. Jeff Burkett is not Elton John and doesn't pretend to be him offstage. What the show recreates is the thing that made those concerts work: a real piano, played live, at the front of the room, with the catalogue delivered in order of how hard it hits — Rocket Man, Tiny Dancer, Bennie and the Jets, Crocodile Rock, Your Song — plus the costume changes and the glasses. If you wanted Elton and can't have him, this is the closest live version Las Vegas currently has.

What makes a good Elton John tribute

Most tribute acts stand or fall on one thing, and with Elton it isn't the outfits — it's whether the performer can actually play. The catalogue is piano-led and technically demanding; a backing track gives it away in the first eight bars of Someone Saved My Life Tonight. Sir Elton is a live piano show, which is the reason it survives comparison with the recordings people arrive with in their heads.

Where it plays and what a night costs

Tickets are booked direct with seats confirmed at checkout — no resale markup and no surprise fees at the end.