Las Vegas Residencies
The stars who moved in — every music residency currently playing Las Vegas.
About Las Vegas Residencies
A Las Vegas residency means a star sets up home in one theater and the audience comes to them — no stadium sightlines, no touring compromises, just a show built for a single room and refined night after night. This page tracks every music residency currently playing Las Vegas, from decades-running institutions like Barry Manilow at the Westgate and Donny Osmond at Harrah's to modern arrivals at Dolby Live, the Colosseum, the Fontainebleau, and the Sphere.
We only list genuine residencies — recurring engagements anchored to one Las Vegas venue. One-off tour stops and stadium dates live in our Concerts section instead, so nothing here evaporates the week after you read about it. Every page carries verified schedules, honest from-prices, and the trade-offs the ticket sellers won't mention.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a Las Vegas residency?
A recurring engagement where an artist performs a run of dates (often in blocks across the year) at one fixed Las Vegas venue — as opposed to a touring act passing through for a single night. Sphere runs, Colosseum blocks, and long-term showroom deals all qualify.
Which venues host residencies?
The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Dolby Live at Park MGM, the Westgate's International Theater, PH Live at Planet Hollywood, House of Blues at Mandalay Bay, the BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau, and Sphere are the main residency rooms.
Are residency tickets cheaper than tour tickets?
Often, per show — residencies spread demand across many dates, so midweek nights inside a block frequently sell below what the same artist commands on tour. Weekend and closing nights price highest.
Do residencies run year-round?
Rarely — most run in blocks of nights with dark stretches between (for example, weekend clusters or seasonal runs). Each show page here lists the current block's dates, so check them against your trip.