Resorts World Las Vegas has booked R&B superstars Brandy and Monica for a 10-show residency next year. The dates are May 29 and 30; June 2, 4, and 5; and July 9, 10, 14, 16, and 17. The announcement was made during a Grammy-themed episode of Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday night (Nov. 10).

After wrapping their Boy Is Mine tour in December 2025, the idea of extending the duo’s collaboration took shape when Brandy suggested a Las Vegas residency.

“We were very fortunate that, at the mention of it, Resorts World started to reach out to us,” Monica told Rolling Stone. “And that also let us know it was confirmation that this is where we belong.”

Presented by Black Promoters Collective and co-produced by ubiquitous promoter AEG, the residency will feature a new production highlighting each artist’s solo hits, their musical partnership and the songs that have resonated with fans across multiple generations, according to promotional materials.

This will be the first residency at Resorts World Theatre in more than a year, since Janet Jackson concluded her 22-show run on Sept. 20, 2025.

Tickets go on sale to the general public 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 20 via  AXS. American Express cardholders will have access to a presale beginning Monday, Nov. 16, followed by an artist presale on Wednesday, Nov. 18.

New Film Revisits Rio’s Purple Reign

A newly announced concert film will bring one of Prince’s celebrated Las Vegas performances to North American theaters this December. Prince: 3121 Las Vegas Live captures a full show recorded at the Rio’s former Club 3121 on Jan. 20, 2007.

Prince performed 41 times in the 900-capacity nightclub from Nov. 10, 2006 through April 28, 2007—a residency he called Per4ming Live 3121.

The 154-minute film mixes major hits (“Purple Rain,” “Kiss,” “Cream” and “U Got the Look”) with fan favorites (“If I Was Your Girlfriend” and “Musicology”), songs from Prince’s 2006 album 3121, which became his first to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 (“3121,” “Lolita,” “Black Sweat,” “Satisfied” and “Get On the Boat”), and covers of the J.B.’s “Pass the Peas,” Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy,” Wild Cherry’s “Play That Funky Music,” Aretha Franklin’s “I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You),” Mother’s Finest’s “Love Changes,” Katie Melua’s “Nine Million Bicycles” and “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” made famous by Judy Garland.

Check out the trailer:

The name “3121” comes from the address of an L.A. house, 3121 Antelo Road, where Prince hosted parties and recording sessions.

The movie hits more than 500 theaters in North America beginning Dec. 3, just ahead of the Dec. 11 release of an expanded box-set version of 3121.

Who’s Performing at F1

Superstar DJ Steve Aoki will return to the Las Vegas Grand Prix grid on Nov. 21, joining MORTEN and singer Jordin Sparks in the race’s pre-event entertainment lineup. Aoki, a longtime Las Vegas headliner, is scheduled to perform on the starting grid before Saturday’s F1 race gets underway, while MORTEN will handle the music leading into the driver introductions. Sparks will sing the national anthem.

Beyond the grid festivities, organizers have packed race weekend with concerts and live entertainment spread across multiple hospitality zones. The T-Mobile Stage at Sphere will host Sean Paul, Disclosure, Two Friends, Natasha Bedingfield, Gorgon City and Ja Rule.

The Wynn Grid Club will feature a DJ set from Love Island USA personality Bryce Alakai, while the Heineken Stage will host performances by Disco Dom, Icona Pop and The Australian Bee Gees Show.

Fans looking to experience everything are out of luck. No single general-admission ticket covers all entertainment zones. Access depends on the specific race package purchased. Premium areas such as the Wynn Grid Club, Paddock Club, Gordon Ramsay at F1 Garage, Skybox and Trackside Tavern will each include their own entertainment offerings, while concerts at Sphere and other stages are tied to designated ticket categories.