Event Info
- Fri - May 22, 2026 • 8:00 PMTickets
Ron White
Fri May 22 at 8:00pm
Reno, NV
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About Ron White
Rarely seen without a drink in one hand and a smoke in the other, Ron White has had a career that has taken him from the cassette racks of truck stops to the world of stadiums and feature films -- but all the while they've called him "Tater Salad." The myth around the Fritch, TX, native's famous nickname has to do with a flippant remark made to an arresting police officer. He told the officer that he had once before broken the law under the sinister alias of "Tater Salad," the officer believed him, and it was forever on his arrest record. Read more on Last.fm
Venue
2500 East Second Street, Reno, NV
Lineup
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the bag policy for the Grand Sierra concert?
- The bag policy for concerts at the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino prioritizes guest safety and streamlined entry. Typically, only small bags or purses are allowed—bags should not exceed 12” x 6” x 12”. Larger backpacks, suitcases, or oversized totes are generally prohibited. All bags are subject to thorough search upon entry, and prohibited items such as weapons, outside food or drink, and professional cameras are not allowed. For the most seamless experience, attendees are encouraged to bring only essential items and check the official venue website or contact guest services prior to arrival, as specific policies may vary by event. Following these guidelines helps ensure a safe and enjoyable concert experience at the Grand Sierra.
- Do you get free drinks in Reno casinos?
- Yes, most casinos in Reno, including those at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino, offer complimentary drinks to guests actively playing at slot machines or table games. Cocktail servers frequently circulate the gaming floor providing free alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages as a courtesy. However, it is customary to tip the server $1-$2 per drink. Guests should note that free drinks are generally not available to non-gaming visitors or at restaurants and bars within the resort. Casino policies may change during special events or for high-demand periods, so it's always wise to check with the casino staff for current offerings during your visit.
- How many people does the Grand Sierra Theater hold?
- The Grand Sierra Theater in Reno, NV, is a premier entertainment venue within the Grand Sierra Resort and Casino, renowned for its spacious and comfortable seating. The theater boasts a capacity of approximately 2,700 guests, making it one of the largest indoor concert venues in northern Nevada. This state-of-the-art theater offers excellent sightlines and acoustics, ensuring an immersive experience for concerts, comedy shows, and special events. With its modern amenities and versatile seating arrangements, the Grand Sierra Theater is a top choice for both performers and audiences seeking a memorable entertainment experience in Reno.
- Who is the owner of Grand Sierra Resort Reno?
- The Grand Sierra Resort and Casino in Reno, NV, is owned by The Meruelo Group, a diversified management company based in California. Led by entrepreneur Alex Meruelo, The Meruelo Group acquired the Grand Sierra Resort in 2011 and has since invested heavily in renovations and upgrades to transform it into a leading destination for entertainment, gaming, and hospitality in northern Nevada. The company's portfolio extends across various industries, including hospitality, construction, media, and food services, with a strong focus on delivering quality experiences and value to guests at the Grand Sierra Resort.
- How much is the resort fee at the Grand Sierra?
- As of 2024, the resort fee at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino is approximately $39.95 per night, plus applicable taxes. This mandatory fee covers a range of amenities and services designed to enhance your stay, such as high-speed Wi-Fi in guest rooms, access to the fitness center, pool facilities, airport shuttle service, in-room bottled water, and complimentary parking. Resort fees are standard practice in Reno's major hotels and are added to your nightly rate upon check-in. For the most current information and exact fee, it's recommended to verify directly with the Grand Sierra Resort prior to booking, as rates are subject to change.