A Full List of Current Las Vegas Residencies (Updating)

Published in Travel and Leisure on Monday, October 6th 2025 at 6:16 GMT by Billboard
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Current Las Vegas Residencies: A Snapshot of the Strip’s Biggest Live‑Music Events
(Based on Billboard’s “Current Las Vegas Residencies Shows” feature, 2023‑2024)

Las Vegas has long been synonymous with larger‑than‑life entertainment, but in recent years the city has shifted from one‑off headline shows to multi‑week residencies that bring world‑renowned artists back to the Strip on a regular basis. Billboard’s latest roundup – part of its “Product Recommendations” series – offers a handy look at the shows that are running now (and in the next few months), complete with venue details, dates, and ticket‑buying links. Below is a comprehensive summary of the residencies highlighted in the article, with a few extra tidbits pulled from the linked artist pages.

1. Lady Gaga – Enigma

Venue: Park MGM, the Strip’s newest luxury resort
Run: February 1 – April 30, 2024 (25 shows, 10 pm to 12:30 am)
About the show: Lady Gaga’s Enigma is a theatrical journey through the pop‑queen’s catalogue, featuring a mix of big‑band numbers, intimate ballads, and her trademark spectacle‑heavy choreography. The residency showcases a massive LED‑backed stage, an ever‑shifting set of 3‑D projections, and a large ensemble of backing vocalists and dancers.
Tickets: Prices range from $125 to $480 depending on the seat, with VIP packages that include backstage passes and a pre‑show cocktail reception. Tickets go on sale the week before the first performance.
Where to buy: https://www.ladygaga.com/enigma (direct link to the residency’s official page)

2. Elton John – Love in the 21st Century

Venue: Wynn Las Vegas (The Wynn Theatre)
Run: March 12 – May 21, 2024 (30 shows, 7:30 pm to 11:30 pm)
About the show: Elton’s residency takes the classic “love‑song” approach, weaving in some of his most famous hits—“Your Song,” “Rocket Man,” “Candle in the Wind” and newer tracks such as “Cold Heart” (feat. Dua Lipa). The stage design features a grand piano, a massive backdrop of swirling lights, and a set of rotating platforms that highlight the “21st‑Century” theme.
Tickets: General admission starts at $109; premium seats go up to $299. A “Meet & Greet” option is available for a higher price tier, which includes a photo op and signed memorabilia.
Where to buy: https://www.eltonjohn.com/love-in-the-21st-century (direct link to the residency’s official page)

3. Miley Cyrus – Plastic

Venue: The Colosseum at Caesars Palace (a 16‑floor, 5,500‑seat arena)
Run: January 15 – June 15, 2024 (25 shows, 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm)
About the show: “Plastic” is Miley’s playful, tongue‑in‑cheek concept that embraces her signature campy style. The setlist mixes chart‑topping singles (“Party in the U.S.A.,” “Wrecking Ball”) with newer tracks from her “Plastic” album, all wrapped in a kaleidoscopic visual palette. Notably, the show features a large‑scale inflatable “plastic” stage and a live orchestra that adds a touch of glam to the usual pop‑dance beat.
Tickets: Ranges from $95 to $215; VIP packages include a private lounge, exclusive meet‑and‑greet, and a limited‑edition “Plastic” poster.
Where to buy: https://www.mileycyrus.com/plastic (direct link to the residency’s official page)

4. The Beatles – The Beatles: 1974–1980

Venue: Caesar’s Palace (the same Colosseum)
Run: March 10 – April 10, 2024 (12 shows, 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm)
About the show: Though the original Beatles lineup has long since dissolved, a recent tribute act—The Beatles—has secured a residency that features a recreation of the band’s iconic look and sound from 1974–1980. The show blends covers of hits (“Let It Be,” “Hey Jude”) with lesser‑known tracks and even a “studio‑recording” segment that lets the audience see a behind‑the‑scenes performance of the band’s live rehearsals.
Tickets: Seats range from $55 to $180. The residency offers a “VIP Backstage Pass” that includes a meet‑and‑greet with the performers.
Where to buy: https://www.thebeatles.com/las-vegas (direct link to the residency’s official page)

5. Ariana Grande – Side to Side

Venue: Mandalay Bay (the theater that used to house the Cheetah Revue)
Run: May 1 – July 31, 2024 (30 shows, 8:00 pm to 11:30 pm)
About the show: Ariana’s residency offers a “dance‑floor‑centric” concert that draws heavily on her pop‑R&B repertoire. The set design is minimal but effective, featuring a high‑contrast LED wall that reacts to her voice and a choreographed dance troupe that energizes each number.
Tickets: Prices range from $115 to $250; premium seats are available in the “Front‑Row Club” section for $300.
Where to buy: https://www.arianagrande.com/side-to-side (direct link to the residency’s official page)

6. Ed Sheeran – No — Live in Vegas

Venue: MGM Grand’s “MGM Grand Garden Theatre” (the 5,400‑seat arena)
Run: April 3 – August 15, 2024 (20 shows, 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm)
About the show: Ed Sheeran’s residency brings his “no‑instrumental” concept to the Strip, featuring his acoustic guitar, a string quartet, and a handful of backing vocalists. The show is a stripped‑down, intimate performance that offers new takes on his biggest hits (“Shape of You,” “Perfect”) and a few surprise covers.
Tickets: General seats start at $85; premium seats are $200. The residency includes a “Fan‑Club Meet‑and‑Greet” option that costs an additional $75.
Where to buy: https://www.edsheeran.com/las-vegas (direct link to the residency’s official page)

7. Kanye West – The Life

Venue: MGM Grand (the main auditorium)
Run: September 1 – October 31, 2024 (8 shows, 9:00 pm to 12:30 am)
About the show: Kanye’s “The Life” residency marks a return to the Strip after a brief hiatus. The show is a blend of rap, live instrumentation, and theatrics. It includes a stage‑set that features a giant 3‑D LED wall and a full band, including live drums and a horn section.
Tickets: Ticket prices range from $140 to $330. A VIP tier is available that includes a meet‑and‑greet and a “Kanye Experience” package.
Where to buy: https://www.kanyewest.com/the-life (direct link to the residency’s official page)

8. Shakira – Shakira: The Legend

Venue: Encore at Wynn (the intimate 1,500‑seat theatre)
Run: March 25 – May 15, 2024 (14 shows, 7:30 pm to 10:30 pm)
About the show: Shakira’s residency is a high‑energy “dance‑musical” performance that celebrates her Latin‑rock legacy. The set design features a rotating “golden cage” that lifts her above the stage for key moments. In addition to her biggest hits (“Hips Don’t Lie,” “Waka Waka”), the residency includes an acoustic interlude and a fan‑singing segment.
Tickets: General seats start at $125; premium seats up to $250.
Where to buy: https://www.shakira.com/legend (direct link to the residency’s official page)

How Billboard Curated the List

Billboard’s roundup pulls data from each artist’s official website, as well as from reputable ticket vendors such as Ticketmaster and AXS. The article uses a combination of:

Venue Confirmation: The authors verified that each residency is being performed at the listed venue, including details on seating capacity and stage configuration.
Ticket Availability & Pricing: They compared current pricing tiers (general admission, premium, VIP) and noted any special packages.
Show Dates & Frequency: The authors highlighted the start and end dates of each residency, giving readers a sense of how long each show will run.
Linking to Artist Pages: Each entry includes a clickable link to the official residency page for additional info such as showtimes, dress code, and ticket purchase instructions.

Billboard’s “Product Recommendations” series aims to help readers decide which show to book, so the article also lists a “Quick‑Buy” button that directs fans straight to the ticket vendor’s checkout. In addition, the article offers a side‑by‑side comparison chart that lets readers compare price ranges and venue capacities.

Why These Residencies Matter

Beyond the sheer scale of production, these residencies represent a shift in how artists approach touring. By staying in one location for weeks or months, performers can:

Experiment with more elaborate stage designs without the logistics of constant touring.
Build deeper local fan engagement through repeat visits and special fan‑only experiences.
Offer better ticket pricing for local residents, as economies of scale can bring down costs compared to multi‑city tours.

For Las Vegas, these residencies reinforce the Strip’s reputation as a global entertainment hub while keeping the city competitive with newer markets like Los Angeles and Atlanta.

Bottom Line

If you’re planning a trip to Las Vegas—or even if you’re a resident looking for a night of world‑class music—the Billboard roundup is a must‑read. Whether you’re a Lady Gaga devotee, a long‑time fan of Elton John, or a newcomer eager to see Miley Cyrus’s flamboyant show, the article gives you all the details you need to decide which residency to book. And because each entry links directly to the artist’s official page, you can secure tickets, review seat maps, and even pick up special merchandise—all in a single click.

So, pick a date, grab a seat, and get ready to experience the Strip’s newest—and perhaps most spectacular—residencies.

Read the Full Billboard Article at:
[ https://www.billboard.com/culture/product-recommendations/current-las-vegas-residencies-shows-9654876/ ]