Vegas Crossroads brings a full-on tribute to Eric Clapton's catalog to the Sand Dollar Lounge, digging into the blues-rock songbook that made him a legend—think slow-burning blues riffs, soulful solos, and the kind of guitar work that made Clapton a household name across decades of music. The band works through the layers of his career, from his Cream-era rock to his more stripped-down blues and acoustic material.

The Sand Dollar Lounge is a fitting room for this kind of show. This place has been a fixture of the Las Vegas blues scene since the 70s, with a stage that's hosted the likes of Muddy Waters and B.B. King back in the day. That history gives the venue a lived-in, unpretentious feel—exactly the kind of spot where a late-night blues-rock set feels right at home. With no cover charge and a 21+ crowd settling in past 10PM, it's a low-key way to catch some well-crafted guitar music into the early morning hours.