The last time Bruno Mars played Los Angeles, back in 2016, he was promoting the release of his then- recently released “24K Magic.”
Six years later — and with no new album — the pop-soul superstar made his highly-anticipated return to the city to christen the newly-opened Intuit Dome on Thursday night for the first of two sold-out gigs at the 17,700-capacity arena. In his time away from California, the Hawaii-born showman has been delivering back-to-back sprawling sets in Las Vegas — both solo and as part of Soul Sonic, his Grammy-winning project with Anderson .Paak — as part of a multi-year partnership with MGM
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