In a released statement, Resorts World Las Vegas describes the rapper's 'Road to Utopia' residency as 'a mind-bending, first-of-its-kind nightclub residency experience.'
- Aug 2, 2022
AceShowbiz - Travis Scott (II) has some great news for his fans. On Monday, August 1, the "SICKO MODE" hitmaker announced that he will kick off a seven-night residency at Las Vegas' Zouk nightclub next month.
Titled "Road to Utopia", the residency will start on September 17. A statement from Resorts World described the upcoming shows as "a mind-bending, first-of-its-kind nightclub residency experience."
Meanwhile, chief marketing officer of Resorts World Las Vegas Ronn Nicolli said, "Travis plans to utilize all of this to his advantage." Ronn added, "He is a once-in-a-lifetime kind of artist with such a creative mind, we're excited for what he will be able to create in the space."
Ronn said that their partnership arrived after Travis visited the club as a guest before becoming a performer in May. "From there, our teams had built such a great rapport with one another and there was so much great synergy between Travis' creative vision and Zouk - it just made sense to continue the relationship and build a great partnership," he shared.
"Travis had a surprise performance at the club and the energy in the room was amazing," Ronn further gushed. "The crowd was shocked to see Travis suddenly appear on stage. We had such a great experience working with him and the team, and we knew he would be a perfect fit within the Zouk family."
The Las Vegas residency will take place ahead of Travis' headlining set at the Primavera Sound festival. In April, it was announced that the "Goosebumps" spitter will perform in front of more than 100,000 people at the South America music shows. He will kick off his set on November 6 alongside Lorde in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
On November 12, Kylie Jenner's boyfriend is set to hit the stage with Charli XCX, Father John Misty and Mitski in Buenos Aires, Argentina. On the next day, he will greet fans in Santiago, Chile. His set will be followed by Icelandic singer/songwriter Bjork's.
