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A Full List of Current Las Vegas Residencies (Updating)
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Published in Travel and Leisure on Wednesday, August 13th 2025 at 15:13 GMT by Billboard🞛 This publication is a summary or evaluation of another publication 🞛 This publication contains editorial commentary or bias from the source
We've compiled a list of all the current 2025 Las Vegas residencies, where they'll be taking place and, of course, where to buy tickets.
Full List of Current Las Vegas Residencies: A Guide to the Hottest Shows on the Strip
Las Vegas has long been the entertainment capital of the world, drawing millions of visitors each year with its dazzling array of residencies, where top-tier musicians, comedians, magicians, and performers take up long-term homes in iconic venues. These residencies offer a unique blend of intimacy and spectacle, allowing fans to experience their favorite stars in state-of-the-art theaters designed for immersive experiences. From pop superstars to country legends, rock icons to magical illusions, the current lineup of Las Vegas residencies is as diverse as it is star-studded. Whether you're planning a trip to Sin City or just dreaming of the lights, this comprehensive guide breaks down the must-see shows currently running or scheduled, highlighting what makes each one special. Note that schedules can shift, so it's always wise to check official ticketing sites for the latest updates, but here's a deep dive into the vibrant scene as it stands.
Starting with one of the most talked-about residencies, Adele's "Weekends with Adele" at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace continues to captivate audiences. The British powerhouse, known for her soulful ballads and emotional depth, launched this residency in late 2022 after some initial delays. Performing on select weekends, Adele delivers a setlist packed with hits like "Hello," "Someone Like You," and tracks from her album "30." The show is intimate yet grand, with a custom-built stage that includes a massive LED screen and a live band that enhances her vocal prowess. Fans rave about the personal anecdotes she shares between songs, making it feel like a private concert. With tickets often selling out in minutes, this residency has become a bucket-list item for music lovers, blending heartbreak anthems with triumphant choruses in a venue that seats over 4,000.
Country music fans have plenty to celebrate with Garth Brooks' "Garth Brooks/Plus ONE" at The Colosseum as well. The legendary singer-songwriter, who has sold over 170 million albums worldwide, brings his high-energy performances to the stage with a twist: he invites special guests or band members to join him for unique renditions of classics like "Friends in Low Places" and "The Dance." This residency emphasizes storytelling, with Brooks often recounting tales from his career while strumming his guitar in a more stripped-down format compared to his stadium tours. It's a testament to his enduring appeal, drawing crowds who appreciate the raw emotion and crowd interaction that define his shows.
Shifting gears to pop and R&B, Usher's residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM remains a high-octane highlight. The multi-Grammy winner, fresh off his Super Bowl halftime performance, delivers a show that's equal parts dance extravaganza and vocal showcase. Expect roller-skating interludes, elaborate choreography, and hits spanning his career, from "Yeah!" to "Confessions Part II." The production values are top-notch, with pyrotechnics, video projections, and a live band that keeps the energy pulsing. Usher's charisma shines through, making this a perfect residency for those seeking a party atmosphere in the heart of the Strip.
Bruno Mars, the versatile hitmaker behind songs like "Uptown Funk" and "24K Magic," holds court at the Dolby Live as well with his "Bruno Mars at Park MGM" series. This residency is a throwback to old-school Vegas glamour, complete with Mars' signature blend of funk, soul, and pop. Backed by his band The Hooligans, he performs in a stylish lounge-like setting that evokes the Rat Pack era, but with modern flair. Highlights include his impressive vocal range and instrumental skills—he often plays guitar, piano, and drums during the set. It's a residency that appeals to all ages, offering a feel-good vibe that's both nostalgic and contemporary.
For rock enthusiasts, U2's groundbreaking "U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere" at the innovative Sphere venue is a technological marvel. The Irish rock band, led by Bono, reimagines their 1991 album "Achtung Baby" in full, surrounded by the Sphere's massive 160,000-square-foot LED screen that envelops the audience in visuals. Songs like "One" and "Mysterious Ways" are elevated by immersive graphics, from desert landscapes to abstract art. This residency pushes boundaries, combining live music with cutting-edge tech, and has been extended due to overwhelming demand. It's not just a concert; it's an experience that redefines what a residency can be.
Carrie Underwood's "Reflection: The Las Vegas Residency" at the Resorts World Theatre brings country glamour to the forefront. The American Idol alum and multi-platinum artist performs a high-production show featuring aerial acrobatics, costume changes, and a setlist of her biggest hits like "Before He Cheats" and "Jesus, Take the Wheel." Underwood's powerful vocals are the star, but the show's thematic elements—drawing from her album "Cry Pretty"—add emotional layers. It's a family-friendly option with broad appeal, showcasing her evolution from reality TV winner to Vegas staple.
Lady Gaga returns with her "Jazz & Piano" residency at Dolby Live, a sophisticated affair that contrasts her pop persona. Focusing on the Great American Songbook, she interprets standards by artists like Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett, interspersed with stripped-down versions of her own songs like "Poker Face." Accompanied by a big band, Gaga's vocal talent takes center stage in an elegant setting, complete with glamorous gowns and piano-led arrangements. This residency highlights her versatility and pays homage to Vegas' musical heritage.
Comedy and magic also thrive in Las Vegas residencies. Jerry Seinfeld performs select dates at The Colosseum, delivering his observational humor in a no-frills stand-up format that pokes fun at everyday absurdities. Meanwhile, David Copperfield's long-running magic show at the MGM Grand astounds with illusions like making the Statue of Liberty disappear (in a Vegas twist) and intimate close-up tricks. Penn & Teller at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino offer a mix of magic and comedy, debunking tricks while performing mind-bending feats, appealing to skeptics and believers alike.
Cirque du Soleil dominates with multiple residencies, including "O" at Bellagio, a water-themed spectacle with acrobats diving into a massive pool; "Mystère" at Treasure Island, blending circus arts with surreal storytelling; "KA" at MGM Grand, an epic tale of twins on a heroic journey with martial arts and pyrotechnics; and "Michael Jackson ONE" at Mandalay Bay, celebrating the King of Pop with dance, visuals, and hits like "Thriller." These shows are perennial favorites, known for their athleticism and creativity.
Other notable residencies include Kelly Clarkson's "Chemistry: An Intimate Night with Kelly Clarkson" at Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood, where the pop-rock singer delivers raw, emotional performances; Wayne Newton's "Up Close and Personal" at the Flamingo, offering a nostalgic look at Vegas history through the crooner's lens; and Shania Twain's "Let's Go!" at Bakkt Theater, a high-energy country-pop extravaganza with hits like "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!"
The magic of Las Vegas residencies lies in their accessibility—many run year-round or on consistent schedules, allowing visitors to catch world-class talent without the hassle of touring logistics. Prices vary, from affordable seats to VIP packages with meet-and-greets, and venues like the Sphere are revolutionizing the format with tech innovations. As Las Vegas evolves, these residencies keep the Strip alive with music, laughter, and wonder, ensuring there's something for every taste. Whether you're there for the glitz, the hits, or the illusions, the current roster promises unforgettable nights under the neon lights. (Word count: 1,048)
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