Singer Marc Anthony announced Tuesday his first Las Vegas residency with at least 10 concerts at the BleauLive Theater at the Fontainebleau casino, where he promises “an intimate show unlike anything he’s ever done before.”
The show ‘VEGAS? MY WAY!’ show, which the performer considered “a new chapter in his career,” will be on February 13, 14, 15, 20 and 21; July 24, 25, 29 and 31; and August 1, 2026, “with additional dates to be announced soon,” according to a statement from the artist.
“Las Vegas has always been synonymous with reinvention and entertainment that transcends time, and this show embodies that spirit. It is a celebration of my history, my roots and the music that has connected me with audiences around the world,” said the singer, whose real name is Marco Antonio Muniz.
At the event, for which tickets are available to the general public beginning November 6 after a pre-sale on November 5, Marc Anthony offers his fans to “live” his “story in a more personal, intimate and powerful way than ever before”.
Marc Anthony will perform his hits
In the show, the New Yorker of Puerto Rican parents will perform his hits in English and Spanish, which implies more than three decades of career with songs like ‘Y hubo alguien’, ‘Ahora quién?’, ‘Vivir mi vida’ and ‘Valió la pena’.
The singer-songwriter and producer has won four Grammy Awards and eight Latin Grammys, with at least 114 top spots on radio charts worldwide and millions of albums sold on multiple continents.
With Marc Anthony, the number of Hispanic singers who have had this series of regular concerts in Las Vegas increases, as in 2024 and 2025 Pitbull also had one in Fontainebleau, while Mexico’s Carín León will be the first Latino to perform at the Sphere in 2026.
“‘VEGAS? MY WAY!’ by Marc Anthony marks a milestone in Las Vegas entertainment, and we look forward to making history when he takes the stage at BleauLive Theatre in 2026,” said Jeffrey Soffer, president and CEO of Fontainebleau Development, reported Agencia EFE.
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