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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Marc Anthony is heading to The Strip for his first-ever Las Vegas residency. The Grammy-winning singer will take over BleauLive Theater inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas for ten shows beginning in February, as part of his “Vegas… My Way!” residency. Tickets go on sale Thursday, Nov. 6 at 10 a.m. PDT with presales beginning Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 10 a.m. PDT on the Fontainebleau Las Vegas website. Anthony’s new residency will feature both English and Spanish-language songs from the singer’s deep catalog of hits, which extends across three decades and includes more than 100 chart-topping tracks worldwide. The singer also teases songs he has never performed live before, including album cuts, favorite covers and surprise duets, with the career-spanning show highlighting his now-signature mix of Latin, salsa, tropical and pop-rock sounds. While he’s toured around the world playing sold-out stadiums and arenas, Anthony says the Vegas residency will allow him to create a more special and intentional experience for fans. “Touring is dynamic; it’s a different stage every day, a different city every day, a different country every day, but in a residency, you can really, truly mount a show the way it’s supposed to be mounted,” he tells Rolling Stone. “This will be a show that is mounted, designed, lit and produced for the room in Vegas, with consistent sound and production quality,” he says. “And I think it’s the most comfortable I will ever be, because I can count on the same stage, same production, same quality, night after night, and I think that the fans will benefit from it, the art will benefit from it, and the music will benefit from it.” After years of being asked to do a residency, Anthony says the timing — and venue — finally aligned for him to build the Vegas show he had always envisioned for himself. The 90,000 square-foot BleauLive Theater has a festival-sized stage that’s been graced by the likes of Post Malone, Keith Urban and Justin Timberlake in recent years, adaptable to both big production numbers and acoustic sets alike. The soaring space also features three floors of seating, though its capacity of 3,800 helps maintain an intimate feel, with no bad sightlines. Anthony says he’s eager to showcase his music in such a unique setting. “I’m looking forward to having my show be a part of the Las Vegas landscape,” Anthony offers, citing everyone from Cirque du Soleil to Celine Dion and Bruno Mars as inspirations. “My favorite memories of Vegas was it was always a destination where you would go and have a good time, and anything was possible,” he continues, adding that, “I believe that anybody that comes to see the show will never ever be able to see that combination of art and music and production anywhere else.” “Marc is a defining voice of our generation, who personifies Fontainebleau’s decades-long legacy of creating extraordinary moments that become unforgettable memories,” adds Fontainebleau Development Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Soffer. “Marc Anthony’s ‘Vegas…My Way!’ is a milestone for Las Vegas entertainment, and we look forward to making history when he takes the BleauLive Theater stage in 2026.” Anthony is still putting the finishing touches on his setlist, and while he has a number of famous friends and musical collaborators, he’s mum on who may or may not turn up to his show. There are a few people guaranteed to be there though: “My kids will definitely be going to see me in Vegas,” Anthony says. “They listen to my music and they’re very proud of it whenever one of my songs come on, because it’s like the soundtrack of their life. I don’t know if I’ll be able to get rid of them once they’re there though,” he jokes, “because you know it promises to be a really, really good time.”
