Lady Gaga Extends Jazz & Piano Las Vegas Residency Through Summer 2024
Lady Gaga has stated that she plans to continue her highly regarded Jazz & Piano Las Vegas residency at Park MGM’s Dolby Live through to the summer of 2024. After wrapping up the show, which featured original takes on her songs mixed with jazz standards, in autumn 2023, she has eight more shows scheduled for June and July.
The Grammy-winning performer will take the Dolby Live stage once more on 19th June. Her schedule includes three performances in early July, a closing date of 6th July and five dates towards the end of June. Lady Gaga announced the news on Instagram with a video montage from her residency that featured her amazing ensemble of jazz musicians and on-stage costumes.
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She mentioned a presale for her devoted fan base, the Little Monsters and alluded to the fact that ticket sales would begin on Saturday in her caption.
2019 saw the debut of Jazz & Piano in conjunction with her pop spectacle residency Enigma. Enigma showcases Gaga’s greatest hits over the years, while Jazz & Piano focuses on her love of classic songs, featuring acoustic versions of her songs and well-loved jazz standards like ‘Luck Be a Lady’ and ‘Orange Colored Sky.’
She brought the residency back for a few dates in 2021, 2022 and 2023; it ended in early October of last year.
The ‘Bad Romance’ singer has won over crowds with her strong vocals, nostalgic theatrics, and heartfelt homages to her late partner Tony Bennett throughout her performances. Both of their collaborative albums, ‘Love for Sale’ from 2021 and ‘Cheek to Cheek’ from 2014, have won praise from critics.
The pop star’s announcement comes as fans are speculating about potential new music. Lady Gaga has been posting behind-the-scenes photos of herself in the recording studio on social media since the start of the year. Though it’s unclear when listeners can expect new songs or a full album, the singer-songwriter hasn’t released anything since Chromatica in 2020.
– Farheen Ali
