Anne Wilson brings The STARS Tour to Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center on Thursday, November 5, 2026, with the show starting at 7:00 PM PT. It is a one-night Las Vegas stop on a tour built around Wilson’s blend of contemporary Christian music and country, and it lands in one of the best-sounding rooms in the city. If you have been waiting for a night out that starts on time and ends before the evening gets late, this is the one to book: the show runs about two and a half hours including a 45-minute opening set and a 15-minute intermission.
Wilson first broke through with the song “My Jesus,” and she has since built a loyal following with a mix of worship songs, country-leaning originals and the kind of big, clear vocal performances that suit a concert hall. Reynolds Hall seats just over 2,000 people, so even the seats farther back feel close to the stage, and the room was designed for unamplified-style clarity, which flatters a singer like Wilson. Expect a set that moves between quiet, reflective moments and full-band singalongs, with the audience joining in on the choruses they know by heart.
Anne Wilson at The Smith Center: the details
- Event: Anne Wilson, The STARS Tour
- Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026
- Start time: 7:00 PM PT
- Opening act: Peter Burton, 45 minutes
- Running time: About 135 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission
- Venue: Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center
- Address: 361 Symphony Park Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89106
- Tickets: $25.00 to $103.50, including fees, from The Smith Center
Peter Burton opens the evening with a 45-minute set, so plan to be in your seat at 7:00 PM rather than drifting in later. The Smith Center lists the show as having few seats available, so the best remaining seats are likely to go before showtime. If you are buying on the day of the show, check the official Smith Center listing first: it is the primary seller for this performance, and its prices include fees, so the $25.00 to $103.50 range is the full price before any taxes that may apply at checkout.
Tickets for Anne Wilson in Las Vegas
Tickets for Anne Wilson at The Smith Center on November 5 are priced from $25.00 to $103.50, including fees, according to the official Smith Center listing. Buy through The Smith Center’s own ticketing page for this production, which is the primary source for the show. Because the listing notes that few seats remain, prices and availability can change as the remaining inventory sells, and the cheapest seats are usually the first to go. If your preferred price level is sold out, check whether a nearby section is available rather than waiting: this is a single-night engagement with no second Las Vegas date on this tour stop.
When you buy, double-check the date, the 7:00 PM start time and the seat location on the confirmation page before you pay. Mobile tickets are the norm at The Smith Center, so have your tickets downloaded to your phone before you leave home, and bring the card you used to buy them as a backup. Children and first-time concertgoers should know that the show includes an intermission, which is a good moment to stretch your legs and visit the lobby.
Getting to The Smith Center
The Smith Center sits in Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas at 361 Symphony Park Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89106, a short drive from the Strip and an easy walk from the downtown core. If you are driving, give yourself extra time to park and walk in: downtown streets around Symphony Park can be busy on a show night, and a 7:00 PM start leaves little room for a late arrival. Rideshare and taxi drop-offs are available near the venue, and the downtown area is well served by buses if you would rather not drive at all.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the 7:00 PM start. That leaves time to get through the doors, find your seat in Reynolds Hall and settle in before Peter Burton opens the show. The Smith Center’s lobbies are part of the experience, with warm lighting and room to gather before the performance, so an early arrival is not wasted time. After the show, expect a crowd leaving at once; if you have parked nearby, a short wait in the lobby while the first wave clears can make the walk back to the car much easier.
Good to know before you go
The STARS Tour stop in Las Vegas is a seated, indoor concert, which makes it a comfortable choice for a November evening. Dress for a theater rather than a club: smart casual is the norm at Reynolds Hall. Check The Smith Center’s visitor information before you leave for the latest details on bags, late seating and accessibility, and bring your photo ID if your tickets require it. Most importantly, confirm your tickets and the 7:00 PM start time on the official listing on the day of the show, because start times and opening acts can change.
Anne Wilson’s Las Vegas date is one of the quieter, more musical nights on the November calendar, and Reynolds Hall is the right room for it. Book soon while seats remain, arrive early, and enjoy a night of songs that were written to be sung together.
Official tickets and details: Anne Wilson, The STARS Tour, at The Smith Center.