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Collective Soul rose to prominence in the mid-’90s with 1993’s Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid. The album featured the hit single “Shine” and took Collective Soul from college radio to heavy rotation on MTV. By the end of 1995, the band (led by singer-songwriter Ed Roland) had toured with Aerosmith and Van Halen and performed “Shine” in front of thousands of fans at Woodstock ‘94. Their triple-platinum follow-up, Collective Soul (1995), included "December," "The World I Know" and "Where the River Flows," all No. 1 songs on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. Collective Soul would continue achieving career milestones well into the 2000s and 2010s, including a duet with Elton John (“Perfect Day”) and nine additional studio albums.
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Collective Soul Las Vegas Dates:
February 2026: 4, 6, 7
Collective Soul’s Las Vegas residency with special appearance by Edwin McCain will take place in February 2026 at The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort.
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Fans will have the opportunity to purchase one VIP package for Collective Soul’s 2026 Las Vegas 2026 residency. The VIP package includes perks such as:
Please note: This VIP package does not include a meet & greet. There is no artist involvement with this package.
Tickets and VIP packages are now on sale for Collective Soul's 2026 tour. Tickets and VIP packages are still available for all dates.
They sounded great at first then the lead singers voice seemed off. They only played for an hour and 20 minutes and at just over $200 per ticket, I think they should've played longer. The Smashing Pumpkins played for over 2 hours a year ago. It was still a good show but it was also a bit disappointing
KEE to Bala is the best place for a concert. So historical and fun!
Collecting Soul put on an amazing show! So fun to sing along. They have so many hit songs. I really hope they will play at the Kee again!
Can't go wrong with the Kee but boy was it hot. Collective Soul put on a great set - so much energy and they seemed to be having fun with the audience in such a classic environment. The drummer Johnnie was out fishing off the dock before the show and walking around town soaking in the Muskoka vibe. Must have been very cool for them to not be in another big city. Only disappointment - The Kee had all kinds of American beer. Surely they should be supporting Local.
Collective Soul are in 60s or close too...and still bringing it. What a loud awesome concert. Fan interaction, to stories, to the quality and talent. Unreal especially at the age. Blew away the other acts in Halifax
Absolutely Awesome!!!......as well as first folk rock band!!
Collective Soul is my #1 favorite band, but the sound and venue lacked "power". I still loved the show and hearing many of their new songs. Have seen them in smaller venues and it was AMAZING. Will continue to see them anytime they are in my area.
I Thought the concert itself was great - Collective Soul sounded awesome as usual - it was just too bad Ed wasn't feeling 100% - we all felt his pain. The staff at the venue itself were on the whole very pleasant and professional
Second time I have seen Collective Soul at this venue. This band is the real deal. Very energetic, engaging with the audience and always put in just a fantastic show.
Wow... That was a great show... It was like a time warp back to the 90s with the band belting out hit after hit. Ed soldiered through back spasms and was very interactive and gracious with the crowd. The guitar solo by Jesse Triplett on Shine was phenomenal. There's something to be said about watching a show in a more cozy environment like the Grey Eagle event center where your seats are so close to the stage... All in all, it was a fantastic evening.
