Rod Stewart will kick off the second leg of his "One Last Time" tour Saturday at the Hard Rock.
Sir Roderick turned 80 in January, but the former member of the iconic Faces still has it.
Stewart's charm, unique raspy voice and massive collection of hits is reason enough to catch the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer at the Mark Etess Arena.
Demand for the show is huge since the Hard Rock event is the most intimate of Stewart's jaunt. Tickets on the secondary market start at $329 for the Atlantic City concert.
Ducats for Stewart's Mann Center concert in Philadelphia can be had for less than $100.
Expect an evening of hits spanning more than a half-century from Stewart, who has always been adept at engaging an audience.
Stewart has reached the top of the U.S. pop charts 16 times. "Maggie Mae," "You Wear It Well," "Hot Legs," "Infatuation" and "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" are just some of the favorites from Stewart's deep canon.
Aside from being a fine songwriter, Stewart is also an excellent interpreter. He scored acclaim for recording tunes from The Great American Songbook.
It's not easy for Stewart to put a set list together. I'll be curious to see what Stewart performs and omits when he takes the stage at the Hard Rock.
There are a number of bands from the '90s that had a modicum of success but float under the radar.
Better than Ezra, which will perform Friday at Borgata's Music Box, is one of those recording artists. The New Orleans based band made some noise with the catchy single "Good," which hit the top of the Modern Rock charts 30 years ago. But the group has kept it together crafting solid albums, such as 2024's "Super Magick."
YOUYU Noodle Bar's curry Singapore noodle soup with shrimpNational Noodle Month is on the horizon in March, and there are a number of restaurants in Atlantic City that feature America's favorite form of wheat flour.
YOUYU Noodle Bar offers some delicious options starting with curry Singapore noodle soup with shrimp.
Those who love thin noodles will enjoy the spicy dish. Thicker noodles are featured with the delicious Japanese black pepper stir fried shrimp, scallop and squid udon.
"At YOUYU Noodle Bar we are proud to be a culinary destination for guests to enjoy authentic and iconic dishes from the Asian Pacific," said Peter Brattander, vice president of food and beverage at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City. "Our commitment to honoring these fresh and bold flavors includes freshly making our noodles in house daily."
Japanese black pepper stir fried shrimp, scallop and squid udonThe sliced chicken noodle is the go-to dish at the aptly named N.O.W. (Noodles of the World) at the Borgata.
The thin egg noodles, the chicken stock and warm broth is a perfect dish if the recent chill persists.The Sa Cha Beef Noodle with pho rice noodles, bean sprouts, peanut butter and hot chili sauce is a favorite.
Caesars' Kwi Noodle House has a wide variety of broth noodles and stir fried noodles.
The satay seafood noodle soup is loaded with shrimp, scallops and calamari while flanked with rice noodles covered in a spicy broth.
The Mandarin beef noodle soup, which features marinated short rib beef with egg noodles, is filling. The crabmeat longevity noodle dish features long, uncut noodles, which symbolize long life, good luck and prosperity. Ample crabmeat and mushrooms complement the endless noodles.
Resorts' Eastwind fish ball noodle soup features egg noodles, delectable fish balls, seasonal greens, fried shallots and scallions. Those who love ramen noodles should try the seafood noodle soup, which includes scallops, shrimp, crab stick and egg.
The shrimp dumpling noodle soup and the Chinese roast pork are the noodle soups of note at Ocean's Zhen Bang Noodle & Sushi.
