Jabbawockeez Live
With their one-of-a-kind mix of hip-hop street style, innovative stage theatrics and astonishing moves, Jabbawockeez set the pace and the standard for America's dance crews. It's no wonder that this international phenomenon remains a hot entertainment experience in Las Vegas a decade after becoming the first dance crew to headline on the Strip in 2010.
Presented in the Jabbawockeez Theater in the MGM Grand, Timeless is a production that will mesmerize viewers of all ages. The follow-up to the dance crew's hit Jreamz — which marked their debut at their new home in the MGM Grand in 2015 — Timeless combines high-tech design, eye-popping special effects, thrilling music, exciting and sometimes hilarious characters and storytelling, and, of course, the intricate choreography of the masked dancers who've become legends in the dance world.
What audiences get from this diverse group of 15 male and female performers is much more than a hip-hop show. It's a high-impact stage spectacular with unparalleled movement and flow. With Timeless, Jabbawockeez changes the game all over again.
Jabbawockeez Background
America's premier hip-hop dance crew, Jabbawockeez was first established in 2003 by dancers Kevin "KB" Brewer and Joe Larot in San Diego. With their unique ability to balance the dancers' individual expression and their collective purpose, the new group quickly became a formidable presence at dance competitions nationwide. The groundswell of attention led to a spot on the first season of America's Best Dance Crew in 2008, Jabbawockeez securing their victory with a series of stunning performances.
With their identical masks and electric moves, Jabbawockeez continued to make an impact in commercials, TV series such as Dancing with the Stars, Taylor Swift's appearance at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards, and many more sports and entertainment events.
In 2010, Jabbawockeez presented MÜS.I.C. at the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino, becoming the first dance crew to headline a show on the Las Vegas Strip. PRiSM, their next production at the Luxor, established Jabbawockeez as one of Las Vegas' hottest entertainment experiences and a favorite of viewers of all ages.
A show that combines high-tech design and staging with the crew's signature look and choreography, Timeless is Jabbawockeez' second production after landing at the Jabbawockeez Theater at MGM Grand in 2015.
It started a little late and was only about an hour. I thought for the money paid it could have been longer. Otherwise it was a great performance.
FIrst time seeing the Jabbawockeez and it was everything I hoped for. very funny and entertaining they interacted with the audience so well and showed off there dancing skills.
This show was such a great show for older and younger people.
The show overall was pretty good. Loved that the dancers were interactive with the audience. The theatre is pretty small so it really doesn’t matter where you sit. I didn’t like that the premium seats at front didn’t have cup holders but overall I’d definitely recommend.
Loved it! They make dancing seem so damn easy........
Awesome show, we were entertained the whole time and the audience was involved in the show
Took my child to see it and sat in the back in the booth. not great to get a good view of the show even though it costs more than the other seats. it makes you think during booking that the booths in the back would be higher up and better site to show but they were same height as some of the back rows so couldn't see past those people's heads. not the best facility, but good show.
We really enjoyed this s show .. it’s a must see.. don’t sit in front row unless u want to be picked to go on stage !!!! Awesome awesome show
We have always wanted to see a dance group like tge Jabbawockeez and was not disappointed. The warm up single guy interacting with the audience was a great touch to prepare audience for the show.
The Jabbawockeez show was incredible! I've been a fan since ABDC, and had seen them at their previous venue many years ago. This show blew the last one out of the water! The new venue is small and intimate, but still has the feel of a big production. There is not a bad seat in the house, but I would recommend getting a seat in the center section for the best view of the show. There is a merchandise store where you can get Jabbawockeez souvenirs right outside the venue. It is open all the time, and has great Jabbawockeez souvenirs. The show is fun and interactive and you will have a great time!!!
Love the jbwkz as is already. Amazing seeing them in person!! Loved it 1000%.
It was an awesome show. They performed so well, so entertaining...very upclose and personal with the audience. My teenaged boys really enjoyed them.
Our family could not have chosen a better event to attend. This show was amazing, unique and they were great at getting the crowd involved. We would definitely see them again.
A must see! Good for all ages! My kids loved it!!!
Show started on time and was very entertaining. Although we didn’t have children with us, the show was family friendly.
We have seen the jabbawockeez several times and this is my favorite one by far
The Jabbawockeez were very interactive with there crowd and I lived it :) With seating you would think you would want front row I would recommend 2nd or 3rd row so you can see everything, even when there on the floor. I loved the show, amazing story lines with there dancing. Last but bit leaar they are very kid friendly, I took my just turned 5yr old daughter and they were totally cool with her they even offered ear plugs "because it gets very loud with music".
They are so talented and entertaining! The venue is not huge which is great and seating was comfortable. I heard that they were interactive with the audience and so I strategically bought my tickets for mid aisle and back a ways and guess what, I got single out and pulled out of the audience. Be prepared! It was great fun all in all.
Great show! I will definitely see again. They were a lot of fun.
It was a fun show, but seeing these guys perform, I wished there was more of their incredible dancing involved. Tickets were a bit much for what this show was. It was more comedic than dancing. The comedy part was very funny. Then again, I thought it was more of a dance show when purchased.
