Marc Anthony launches his first Las Vegas residency Feb 13, performing never-before-live hits, duets, and fan favorites in an intimate, unforgettable show.
- February 14, 2026
AceShowbiz - Marc Anthony is set to launch his very first Las Vegas residency on Friday, February 13, promising fans an unprecedented live experience. The acclaimed Latin music superstar reveals he will be performing songs he’s never performed live before, including duets, English tracks, ballads, and salsa hits—all of which have been chart-toppers embraced by audiences over the years.
“It’s a mix of styles, a collection of No. 1 hits that I haven’t had the chance to perform live until now,” Marc Anthony shares with Billboard. “This show is more intimate, focusing on storytelling and connection with the audience.”
Over his career, Marc Anthony has played more than 10,000 concerts worldwide. Yet, this upcoming residency represents a fresh challenge for the artist. “I’m putting together a show unlike anything I’ve done before, combining songs in a new way. It’s exciting to create something so unique,” he says.
The residency, titled Marc Anthony: Vegas…My Way!, will take place at the BleauLive Theater inside the Fontainebleau Las Vegas. It will initially run for five days in February, with an additional three-day engagement planned for the summer. This series of shows serves as a warm-up for a much larger 100-date residency set for 2027.
Marc Anthony is one of the most successful touring artists in Latin music history, but this marks his first residency in any city. The show’s setlist will spotlight many duets, featuring collaborations with artists who have recorded exclusive videos tailored specifically for this residency. He mentions collaborators like Maluma, India, and Gente De Zona, noting iconic tracks such as “La Gozadera.”
“There will also be English-language songs like ‘You Sang to Me’ and ‘I Need to Know,’” Marc Anthony explains. “I included everything I’ve always wanted to perform live but never had the chance to.”
Though long courted to take up a Las Vegas residency due to his immense star power and deep Latin music legacy, Marc Anthony only seriously considered it after meeting Jeffrey Soffer, chairman and CEO of Fontainebleau Development. Soffer personally invited him to stay at the hotel, showcasing the brand-new, six-star venue and theater.
“When I saw what Jeff Soffer created here, it felt like the ideal Vegas experience,” Marc Anthony remarks. “The theater is state-of-the-art, and knowing his father was friends with Frank Sinatra made it feel very special. This is what Las Vegas should be.”
Fans accustomed to seeing Marc Anthony in large arenas and stadiums will now experience him in a more intimate setting, where his powerful voice and tight band take center stage. The artist also admits that his band is so well-rehearsed that he often skips traditional warm-ups, a testament to their professionalism and chemistry.
