From the powerhouse vocals of Celine Dion to the epic shows by U2 and Britney Spears, these landmark performances set new standards for concert experiences.

Picture it: Las Vegas, 1980 — the neon heart of American glamour pulsing at full wattage. At the Hilton Hotel, the one and only Liberace descended upon the stage like a rhinestone-encrusted demigod, cloaked in sequins and bathed in spotlight.

In his Gershwin medley, Liberace paid sparkling homage to one of America’s greatest songwriting duos, cloaking classic tunes like “Embraceable You” and “Rhapsody in Blue” in his signature blend of technical virtuosity and Las Vegas flair.

In this rendition, he transforms the Gershwin classic into a romantic reverie, each note dripping with emotion and flair.

Liberace performs "Sleigh Ride" by Leroy Anderson. Also featuring a memorable piano duel with Elton John, a song from Ethel, and a monologue ("Good King Wenceslas") from Orson Welles.

Liberace and Tennessee Ernie Ford perform a lively medley, each on their own piano in this historic duet. March 12, 1959.

The Mike Douglas Show (1970) which ran from 1961 to 1981 with 4,000+ episodes.

Liberace & Liza: A Tribute. 54 Below