LIGHT Nightclub, located at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, kept the party going for its second weekend in a row with an electrifying performance by rap superstar Iggy Azalea.
Iggy Azalea – (Photo credit: Toby Acuna)
Iggy Azalea took the stage around 1:30 a.m. and performed over half a dozen of her hit songs including “Fancy,” “Work” and “Kream,” among others for a roaring audience. After her performance, Azalea spent time socializing with her dancers before leaving the club for the night.
Iggy Azalea on Stage with Dancers (Photo credit: Toby Acuna)
Reopening after nearly a two-year closure, LIGHT Nightclub has been a Las Vegas hot spot since 2013, offering a world-class sound system and the most prominent LED screens in town. LIGHT has reopened its doors, hosting DJs and live performances from some of the music industry’s top entertainers providing the ultimate party.
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