The pop superstar will be returning to Las Vegas for eight more shows of her acclaimed residency featuring performances of jazz standards.
Lady Gaga isn’t quite done singing from the Great American Songbook.
On Tuesday, the pop superstar, 37, announced her plans to extend her acclaimed Jazz & Piano Las Vegas residency at Park MGM’s Dolby Live into summer 2024.
After closing out the show — which features performances of jazz standards and special renditions of some of her hits — in fall 2023, she’ll now play eight additional dates throughout June and July.
The Grammy winner is set to return to the Dolby Live stage on June 19, playing a total of five dates in late June, followed by three more shows in early July before wrapping up on July 6.
Lady Gaga announced the news by sharing a video on Instagram compiled of footage from her residency, including shots of her glitzy, showgirl-esque ensembles and full jazz band. The clip also included audio of her performances of “It Don’t Mean a Thing (If You Ain’t Got That Swing)” and “Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words).”
In the caption, she teased that tickets go on sale on Saturday and revealed her fanbase known as the Little Monsters have access to a presale.
Jazz & Piano first debuted in 2019, along with the hitmaker’s pop spectacle residency Enigma. While Enigma includes hits from throughout her discography, Jazz & Piano leans into Gaga’s love for classics with a setlist of just several, stripped-downed versions of her own hits and largely staple jazz songs like “Luck Be a Lady” by Frank Loesser, “Orange Colored Sky” by Nat King Cole, “Love for Sale” by Cole Porter and more.
In 2021, the Oscar winner brought the residency back for a string of dates, then revived it again in both 2022 and 2023. Most recently, she graced the stage from late August into early October of last year.
Throughout the production’s run, the “Bad Romance” singer has wowed audiences with her powerhouse vocals, production full of nostalgic theatrics and made headlines for dedicating songs to her late collaborator Tony Bennett, with whom she released two jazz standards albums (2014’s Cheek to Cheek and 2021’s Love for Sale).
The news comes as fans have been speculating that the pop star is gearing up to release new music. Since the start of the year, the multi-hyphenate has been sharing photos and clips on social media of herself working in the recording studio. It’s unclear when fans can expect any new tracks or a full-length album to drop, but the singer-songwriter has yet to release a follow-up to 2020’s Chromatica.
