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Rob Thomas will be performing live at The Pearl at The Palms along with One Republic. The Matchbox Twenty lead singer has enjoyed a successful solo career with hits like "Smooth" with Carlos Santana, "Lonely No More" and "This is How a Heart Breaks."
When: Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009
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Where: The Pearl at the Palms, 4321 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas
Cost: $54 - $89
Age limit: All ages
Categories: Concert, Central, Palms
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Event posted Oct. 19, 2009
Last updated Oct. 19, 2009
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Young men with a mission in show biz.
Carolina Liar and Rob Thomas both appear to have both feet planted squarely on the ground and they know what they want from their entertainment and talents and they also know what the want from their lives. These young men are so far from the old Rat Pack at the Sands. Their music may seem strange to those who want the olden days again on the Strip. These young men are not going there and we say we are thankful for such talent and ideologies.