Freakling Bros., Iron Maiden, Sum 41, Reggae Rise Up in Las Vegas this week

HALLOWEEN

Freakling Bros. horror shows

After a year off, Freakling Bros. Horror Shows is back with a vengeance. Now in its 31st year, the panic operator has brought haunted attractions Gates of Hell, Coven of 13 and Castle Vampyre back to life. The Haunted Hotspots are open Friday through Sunday, October 10-13 and October 16-31 at 7 p.m. at Desert Breeze Park, 8275 Spring Mountain Road. Admission starts at $50; freaklingbros.com.

Christopher Lawrence

MUSIC

Iron Maiden

Iron Maiden tunes are like heavy metal history lessons, epic jams about epic times, referencing everything from the reign of Alexander the Great to the “Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” On this tour, the band mixes classic tunes with selections from their latest album, Senjutsu, Maiden’s 17th record and one of their most ambitious to date, with a trio of tunes that clock in at over 10 minutes long. See Iron Maiden at Michelob Ultra Arena on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Resale tickets are available at axs.com.

Jason Bracelin

COCKTAILS

Toasted’s anniversary

Toasted Gastrobrunch, a small restaurant group, opened its first location in Southern California in early 2019, followed by its first location in Vegas that same year. On Monday, Toasted celebrates its fifth anniversary with classic and flavored mimosas for $5 and classic bottomless mimosas for $15. The Las Vegas stores are located at 9516 W. Flamingo Road, Suite 100 and 7345 Arroyo Crossing Parkway. Visit toasted.net.

Johnathan L. Wright

MUSIC

Total 41

Get your “Fat Lip” one last time as childish yet poignant pop-punks Sum 41 come through town on their farewell tour. We’re guessing that after all the sing-alongs in town, there will be a flood of throat lozenges across the city the next day. Catch Sum 41 on PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $55; Ticketmaster.com.

Jason Bracelin

MUSIC

Reggae Rise Up

To paraphrase noted partygoer Clark Griswold: Prepare to have so much fun you’ll have to get plastic surgery to remove the smile from your face when the biggest annual reggae fest in Las Vegas returns. The headliners Stick Figure, Slightly Stoopid and Rebelution crown an extensive program that also includes hip-hoppers Wiz Khalifa and Atmosphere from Friday to Sunday at noon at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center. Single-day tickets are $82.50, three-day tickets are $235; reggaeriseup.com.

Jason Bracelin

FOOD & DRINK

Tea time in Wonderland

From 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through November, on the patio level of the Forum Shops at Caesars, Electric Playhouse presents “Teatime in Wonderland,” an experience inspired by “Alice in Wonderland,” the Lewis novel Carroll, is inspired. The experience includes interactive storytelling, English teas and dishes prepared by famed Las Vegas pastry chef Keris Kuwana. Tickets start at $150 for adults and $120 for children. Purchase/Details: electricplayhouse.com.

Johnathan L. Wright

MUSIC

Keith Urban

It won’t be long before it’s easier to list the resorts where Keith Urban hasn’t yet resided. After headlining appearances at Caesars Palace and Planet Hollywood Resort, the country singer opens “High in Vegas,” a 10-date show series at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. See it Fridays, Saturdays and Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m., with additional performances through October 12 at the BleauLive Theater. Tickets start at $80; Ticketmaster.com.

Christopher Lawrence

HALLOWEEN

HalloVeen in the enchanted forest

HalloVeen in the Enchanted Forest is back for its 11th season full of games, rides, entertainment and trick-or-treat stations. Opportunity Village’s fundraiser also promises a cemetery with decorated trees and jack-o’-lanterns, as well as friendly witches and ghosts. It opens Friday through Sunday, October 11-13 and October 18-31 at 5:30 p.m. at 6300 W. Oakey Blvd. Tickets start at $20; halloveen.org.

Christopher Lawrence

FESTIVAL

626 Night Market

The 626 Night Market runs Friday through Sunday from 4 p.m. at Rio and features food, drinks, crafts, games, merchandise and more. Tickets start at $5. Purchase: eventbrite.com.

Johnathan L. Wright

MUSIC

Classic mystery tour

The Beatles’ only local concerts were on August 20, 1964 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The Classical Mystery Tour will recreate one of these shows with the same setlist for the first leg of their concert. The musicians will then perform more Beatles classics with the support of the Las Vegas Philharmonic. See it Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Reynolds Hall at the Smith Center. Tickets start at $44.90; thesmithcenter.com.

Christopher Lawrence