Prince Will Do One Nite Alone In 'Vegas

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(Dec. 4, 2002) New York, NY – The headlines following Prince's One Nite Alone world tour convey fans' and critics' glowing reactions to his stripped-down, jazz-tinged show featuring both new material and classic Prince gems. With sold-out performances in the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan, Prince is bringing One Nite Alone back home to the U.S. with a show in the capital of glitterati and entertainment––Las Vegas! Following a December 13 performance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in support of his new box-set One Nite Alone…LIVE, Prince and the NPG will take the stage at the Aladdin Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, December 15, and show fans what the rest of the world has been raving about.

With no bungee cords, pyrotechnics or back-up dancers in sight, Prince will present a stripped-down show that allows the music to speak for itself. Catering to a sexy, mature audience, the jazz-tinged show will feature selections that Prince has never before performed (most notably material from The Rainbow Children) as well as classic hits he hasn't played in years. In a performance littered with piano and guitar solos, nothing will be scripted (including no set list) leaving the audience to enjoy many spontaneous surprises! Prince's Las Vegas show will follow a performance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on December 13 to promote the release of his new box-set, One Nite Alone…LIVE. The 3-disc box-set– Prince's first ever live recording released to the public, will be available for purchase at the Aladdin show.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15TH THE ALADDIN RESORT & CASINO

8pm Las Vegas, NV Tickets: $150, $100, $75

Tickets for the Aladdin performance at the Aladdin Box Office. Tickets are priced at $150, $100, $75. For additional information contact the Aladdin Box Office at (702) 785-5000. Tickets can also be purchased at all Ticketmaster outlets or by phone at (702) 474-4000 or at www.ticketmaster.com.

NPG MUSIC CLUB 2001 marked the inception of Prince's NPG Music Club, where members were connected like "family" and enjoyed an unprecedented amount of new music, preferred seating at Prince shows and countless other rewards. Well into the second year, 2002 NPG Music Club members have access to even more new music, books, instruments and gear as well as soundcheck access, after-show parties and at least four new Prince CDs. With a $7.77 Basic Monthly fee and a $100 Premium Annual fee, the 2002 NPG Music Club proves that membership actually does have its privileges.

To become a 2002/2003 NPG Music Club member, visit www.npgmusicclub.com