Brandy and Monica Announce The Boy Is Mine Las Vegas Residency 2027 at Resorts World
Brandy and Monica announced their first-ever Las Vegas residency on Dancing With the Stars, setting 10 performances at Resorts World Theatre.
The announcement came Tuesday night (Nov. 10) during the show’s Grammy night episode. The limited run kicks off on May 29, 2027, and wraps up July 17, beginning Memorial Day Weekend 2027. The venue has previously hosted residencies for artists including Katy Perry, Janet Jackson, Carrie Underwood, and Luke Bryan.
The 10 performances are scheduled for Saturday, May 29; Sunday, May 30; Wednesday, June 2; Friday, June 4; Saturday, June 5; Friday, July 9; Saturday, July 10; Wednesday, July 14; Friday, July 16; and Saturday, July 17.
Produced by The Black Promoters Collective, the residency follows a sold-out co-headlining arena tour from last year, according to Billboard.
More than 25 years after their 1998 hit, fans still cannot get enough of the duo together, and this run is limited.
Grammy-Winning Catalog
The production takes its name from the duo’s 1998 blockbuster duet “The Boy Is Mine.”
Critics from Variety, Billboard, and The New York Times praised their vocals and chemistry during their previous touring run.
The show promises powerhouse vocals, hits from each artist’s catalog, and timeless songs that have connected generations of fans.
Ticket Sale Schedule
Tickets for the upcoming 10-date run go on sale November 20 at 10 a.m. PT. Several presales precede the general public release.
An American Express presale starts on Monday at 10 a.m. PT. An artist presale opens at noon PT on November 18, followed by local presales on November 19 at 10 a.m. PT.
“Musically, the show that I saw that was absolutely life-changeingly amazing was Miss Gladys Knight,” Monica told Billboard via email after the announcement, discussing her admiration for Las Vegas entertainment.
“I absolutely adore her. I enjoyed her show so much. And at the time, her brother was also there,” Monica told Billboard via email.
“It really was one of the greatest shows, and probably the first time that I said to myself, ‘I could totally see myself being in Vegas eventually,’ because I love being in one place,” she said.