Las Vegas Entertainment Scene: New Residencies and Productions

The Las Vegas entertainment scene is seeing significant developments with new residencies and productions. Jennifer Lopez is set to return with her residency 'Up All Night Live' at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, reportedly earning $1 million per night.

However, ticket sales have been disappointing, with many seats unsold for her shows scheduled from December 30, 2025, to March 28, 2026, as reported by Casino.org. In contrast, the Sphere, a new venue on the Strip, has become a hotspot for immersive live music, featuring artists like U2 and the Eagles.

U2's residency, 'U2:UV Achtung Baby Live', concluded with sold-out shows, while additional performances by the Eagles have been added due to high demand. The Sphere is also diversifying its offerings with electronic music acts and theatrical productions.

Other major acts like the Backstreet Boys and No Doubt have announced upcoming residencies at the Sphere, showcasing the venue's appeal to a variety of music genres, according to Billboard. Meanwhile, Diana Ross is returning to the Strip for performances in February 2026, marking her first shows in two years.

These developments highlight the dynamic nature of Las Vegas as a premier entertainment destination.