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Entertainment · November 11, 2026

Brandy & Monica Announce The Boy Is Mine Las Vegas Residency: See Dates

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R&B icons Brandy and Monica announced 'The Boy Is Mine Las Vegas Residency' during a Grammy-themed episode of Dancing With the Stars on November 10. The 10-show residency will take place at Resorts World Las Vegas, marking the first Las Vegas residency for both artists. Produced by The Black Promoters Collective, the stint follows their successful co-headlining arena tour and is named after their 1999 Grammy-winning hit. Performances are scheduled to begin on May 29, 2027, and conclude on July 17, with tickets becoming available to the public on November 20.

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  • Brandy and Monica announced a 10-show residency at Resorts World Las Vegas
  • The announcement was made on a Grammy-themed episode of Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday, November 10
  • The residency is titled 'The Boy Is Mine Las Vegas Residency'
  • The residency begins May 29, 2027, and ends July 17
  • This is the first Las Vegas residency for both singers
  • The production is managed by The Black Promoters Collective
  • Tickets go on sale to the general public on November 20

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  • The residency follows a sold-out co-headlining tour held in 2025
  • The song 'The Boy Is Mine' spent 13 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1999
  • The show will feature both individual catalogs and shared musical history
  • Presale for American Express cardholders begins November 16, followed by an artist presale on November 18
  • Resorts World Las Vegas has previously hosted residencies for Katy Perry, Janet Jackson, Carrie Underwood, and Luke Bryan

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