If you like Motown, this show is an easy win. You’ll hear live renditions of the classics—from Martha and the Vandellas to The Supremes—performed in a high-energy tribute built for big sing-along moments.

I like that the seating options help you pick the vibe you want, from general admission to table seating in the center.

One thing to consider: the venue sits off the main Strip drag, so give yourself time to get there (or plan on a short taxi ride). It’s not a fancy “Vegas spectacle” kind of room, but the performances do the heavy lifting.

Key things to know before you go

• Pegasus Showroom at Alexis Park: a smaller setup that keeps the show feeling close and personal.
• Duchesses-led Motown revue: featuring the Duchesses of Motown with Ms. Tonja Jones at the helm.
• A lot of the hits you want: Supremes, Jackson 5, Temptations, Gladys Knight, and more.
• Table seating vs. general admission: center tables for the “let’s relax” crowd, side seating for a simpler plan.
• Audience participation is part of the fun: expect sing-alongs and movement, not stiff “sit there and clap” energy.
• Beverages are extra: you’re paying for the show price, then topping up at the bar if you want a drink.

All Motown at Alexis Park: where the vibe comes from

All Motown is staged in the Pegasus Showroom inside the Alexis Park Resort Hotel, just minutes from many Strip hotels. This matters because Las Vegas can waste your time on transfers. Here, the plan is straightforward: find the hotel, get seated, and let the music do its thing.

The room type also sets expectations. This show isn’t built like a huge arena production. It feels more like a focused live performance where vocals, costumes, and choreography are front and center. In practice, that usually means you’ll spend less time scanning for screens and more time watching the performers.

If you’re coming with kids, couples, or mixed ages, this setup is a plus. It’s the kind of night where people of different ages can enjoy the same songs without needing a deep music lesson first.

Meet the Duchesses of Motown: Ms. Tonja Jones and the onstage energy

The heart of the show is the Duchesses of Motown, led by Ms. Tonja Jones. She and the group have been performing on the Strip for years, which shows in how polished the performances feel. From the moment the show starts, you can sense the goal: make Motown feel alive, not museum-silent.

You’ll also hear a male presence in the mix. One performer named Jordan is part of the show setup and introductions, helping bridge the different eras and groups. That balance matters because Motown wasn’t only female groups. The show covers both, so the set doesn’t feel lopsided.

What I like here is the “stage presence” factor. This isn’t just singing over tracks. The performers are clearly treating it like a live show with movement, style, and audience momentum. If you like the moment when a room collectively decides it’s time to clap along, you’re in the right place.

The music lineup: Supremes to Jackson 5, with both women and men covered

All Motown is built around a Motown greatest-hits concept. You’ll hear classic songs associated with artists like Martha and the Vandellas, Mary Wells, Gladys Knight, The Marvelettes, and The Supremes. The set also reaches into male groups, including the Temptations and the Jackson 5.

Why this matters for you: Motown shows can sometimes focus too narrowly. Here, the song list coverage is broad enough that most people find multiple favorites. Even if you’re only loyal to a few artists, the show is likely to include something that makes you go, Yes, that one.

Expect it to feel like a tribute revue, not a quiet vocal showcase. The emphasis is on recognizable melodies, high-quality performance, and energy that keeps the pacing moving. You should also be ready for audience interaction. If you’re the type who likes to sing along, the show gives you chances to do it.

What happens during the show: pacing, costumes, and the sing-along factor

The running time is about 1 hour 10 minutes (roughly 75 minutes). That’s a sweet spot for a Las Vegas night. You get a full show experience without the “well, we’re stuck here for the rest of the evening” feeling.

During the show, the performers switch up costumes and stage energy as the music changes. Reviews highlight strong harmony and vocals that stay on point through the performance. There’s also an emphasis on crowd engagement, including interaction that can turn into aisle dancing for the people who want it.

A practical note: because it’s a smaller showroom, you’re not just watching from a distance. Your view can be affected by where other people decide to stand or move. If you want a steady “watch from your seat” experience, choose your seating thoughtfully (more on that next).

Also, don’t expect the show to be a slow, reverent soundtrack. This is designed as a fun night. Think: big hooks, recognizable choruses, and a performance style that encourages participation.

Seating at All Motown: table comfort or side-view simplicity

One of the smartest parts of this experience is that seating is flexible. You’ll have options at booking time, including general admission and table seating.

Here’s how to think about it:

• Table seating is located in the center section. This is ideal if you want a more relaxed setup and a clear place to put your things.
• General admission is along either side of the venue. This can be a good value pick if you don’t mind being a little more “in the mix” and you want the freedom to adjust.

If you’re traveling as a couple or you want the night to feel a bit more special, table seating tends to make sense. If you’re aiming for the simplest plan and you’re not picky about center focus, general admission can still deliver a great view because the room is not huge.

Also remember: since drinks are for purchase, table seating can be convenient if you plan to buy beverages during the show. (If you hate getting up, this alone can be a decision-maker.)

Getting there at 8:00 pm: don’t let timing steal your fun

The show start time is 8:00 pm. That’s early enough for you to do dinner before, but late enough that you won’t feel rushed if you’re doing a daytime plan.

Because the venue is off the main Strip vibe, plan transportation accordingly. If you’re tempted to walk from a far hotel, I’d rethink it. Give yourself extra buffer time, and if you’re not staying close, use a rideshare or taxi. The goal is simple: arrive with enough time to settle, not to sprint.

When you arrive, you’re directed to the Pegasus Showroom at Alexis Park. Bring a photo ID, since you’ll need it to claim tickets upon arrival. If you’re showing up with a group, line up early so the check-in doesn’t turn into a countdown stress session.

Drinks and the simple extras: what’s included and what isn’t

Your ticket includes show tickets for your selected category, plus taxes and fees. What isn’t included is beverages. Drinks are available for purchase at the bar during the show.

This is normal for Las Vegas entertainment, but I like being direct about it. If you want a drink, budget for it. If you don’t, you can treat the show as a straightforward ticket-and-music plan.

Restrooms are available just outside the showroom. That’s useful if you’re traveling with kids or you just don’t want to miss the first part of the performance.

Price and value: why $44.95 can be a good deal

At $44.95 per person, this show lands in the value zone for a live Motown performance in Las Vegas. I don’t think you should judge it only by price, though. You should judge what you’re buying: a live tribute revue with both female and male Motown representation, plus costumes, choreography, and audience engagement.

In a city where many shows start closer to the “why is this so expensive” tier, a lower-priced option like this can keep your trip flexible. It’s also a great add-on if you’re already doing one bigger production and want an additional evening that doesn’t blow up your budget.

One more value signal: your ticket category matters. Because you can choose between general admission and table seating, you’re not forced into an all-or-nothing decision. You can spend a bit more for comfort or keep it simple and still enjoy the performance.

Who should book this night (and who might want a different show)

This show is a strong match if you:

• Love classic Motown songs and want live versions with real energy
• Want something family-friendly that works across ages
• Prefer a smaller venue where interaction feels part of the event
• Like singing along and don’t mind a lively crowd

It may not be ideal if you’re expecting huge-gloss Vegas production design. Some people want heavy production value, glitter, and massive spectacle. This is more performance-focused, and that’s either exactly what you want—or not your style.

Also consider your tolerance for audience movement. The show encourages participation. If you hate any chance of people standing or dancing near you, pick seating with care, or choose table seating.

Should you book All Motown? My practical take

Book it if your goal is a fun, upbeat Motown night with solid vocals, classic hits, and an interactive vibe. The price is reasonable, the music coverage is broad, and the show length fits neatly into a Vegas evening.

Don’t book it if you’re chasing a big high-end “production first” show. This one is about performance energy more than splashy staging. If that sounds right, you’ll likely have a great time.

FAQ

Where is the All Motown show located?

All Motown is performed in the Pegasus Showroom inside the Alexis Park Resort Hotel in Las Vegas.

What time does the show start?

The start time is 8:00 pm.

How long is the show?

The show runs about 1 hour 10 minutes (approx.).

Is there an age requirement to attend?

This show is perfect for all ages.

Is there a dress code?

Appropriate attire is required. No swimwear and no cut-off shorts are permitted.

What is the difference between seating options?

Table seating is in the center section of the theater. General admission seating is along either side of the venue.

Are drinks available during the show?

Yes. Drinks are available for purchase at the bar.

Do I need to bring ID?

Yes. Bring a photo ID to claim your tickets upon arrival at Alexis Park Resort Hotel.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience starts, the amount paid is not refunded.