Brandy and Monica Announce 10-Show Las Vegas Residency Starting May 29, 2027

Q: Will Brandy and Monica's upcoming Vegas residency rely solely on 90s nostalgia, or is there a surprise twist for fans?

No. The residency is being sold as more than a 1990s throwback. While the branding leans heavily on nostalgia around “The Boy Is Mine,” the reporting and promotional materials say the Vegas run will be a “major new production” built around both singers’ full careers. That means fans should expect not just the signature duet, but songs from Brandy’s and Monica’s individual catalogs, along with moments that reflect their shared history onstage. That is the main twist: the show is not positioned as a one-song or purely retro concept. It grows out of their sold-out co-headlining tour, where they alternated solo hits and deeper cuts, and organizers have indicated the residency will expand on that format in a more elaborate Las Vegas production setting. There is no announced surprise guest or secret gimmick so far. The clearest “surprise” for fans is that this will be their first-ever Las Vegas residency and a broader celebration of both artists’ legacies, not simply a replay of one famous 1998 hit.

Q: What secret details about their Las Vegas stage production did Brandy and Monica leave out of their DWTS announcement?

They did not reveal many of the production specifics on-air. Outside the DWTS announcement, the residency was described as a larger-scale stage show built around more than just “The Boy Is Mine” itself: a “major new production” featuring both women’s individual hits, selections from their deeper catalogs, and the shared musical history that fans embraced on their sold-out tour. The off-air reporting also added business and scheduling details missing from the TV tease. The 10-show engagement at Resorts World Theatre will be produced by the Black Promoters Collective, marking the company’s first Las Vegas residency. The run is scheduled from May 29 through July 17, 2027, with dates spread across late May, early June and mid-July. Monica also disclosed creative context that was not part of the broadcast. She said the residency was not the original plan and grew out of the strong audience response to the tour, after Brandy raised the idea of taking the partnership to Las Vegas. Monica said the format appealed to her because staying in one city would let her remain close to her children. So the “secret” details were not hidden staging tricks so much as the fuller scope of the show: an expanded production, a set built from both stars’ catalogs and their joint legacy, and the behind-the-scenes reasoning for why the residency came together.

3 articles · Updated · TODAY · Nov 11

Brandy and Monica will launch their first Las Vegas residency on May 29, 2027, with 10 performances at Resorts World Theatre in Las Vegas.
Tickets for “The Boy Is Mine Vegas Residency” go on sale to the general public on Nov. 20 after the duo unveiled the dates during a Nov. 10 appearance on “Dancing With the Stars.”
The singers performed their 1998 hit “The Boy Is Mine” on the show’s Grammy Night episode as Amber Glenn and Pasha Pashkov faced Ezra Frech and Daniella Karagach in a rumba dance-off.
The residency announcement extends a renewed Brandy-Monica partnership that already included their recent co-headlining “The Boy Is Mine Tour.”