Brandy and Monica have announced a 10-date Las Vegas residency at Resorts World for 2027, extending the partnership behind their sold-out The Boy Is Mine tour. Variety reports that The Boy Is Mine Vegas Residency will begin on May 29 and conclude on July 17, with additional performances scheduled in June.
The announcement followed the singers’ performance of their collaborative hit “The Boy Is Mine” on a Grammy-themed episode of Dancing With the Stars. The Vegas engagement gives the pair a new shared stage after a tour that concluded in December 2025 and subsequent festival appearances in 2026.
Black Promoters Collective is producing the residency. Its president, Shelby Joyner, described the engagement as the company’s first residency, making the run a milestone for the promoter as well as a new chapter for the artists’ live partnership.
Residency dates and ticket-sale schedule
The reported opening and closing dates place the 10-show run across roughly seven weeks, from late May to mid-July 2027. There are also performances in June, though the two endpoint dates do not identify every show in the schedule. Fans planning a trip will need the complete list to choose a performance.
The ticket rollout includes several presales before the general sale. All times below are Pacific:
- American Express presale: November 11 at 10 a.m.
- Artist presale: November 11 at noon.
- Local presales: November 12 at 10 a.m.
- General sale: November 20 at 10 a.m.
The different sale windows give fans several dates to track ahead of the general release. Because the times are listed in Pacific time, those following the sale from elsewhere will need to account for their local time zone.
The announced engagement is a joint residency rather than a single reunion performance. Beyond the opening and closing nights, the number of dates is the clearest indication so far of its scale: Brandy and Monica are set to return to the same Las Vegas venue for a series of shows spanning parts of three months.
How the tour led to a Vegas engagement
The residency follows a sold-out tour named for “The Boy Is Mine.” On that run, the artists took turns performing material from their individual catalogs, combining hits with less familiar songs. That format gave each singer room alongside the collaboration that supplied the tour’s name.
In a statement, Monica said she had initially expected the tour to be a one-off, but that her perspective changed after the first night. She also pointed to direct communication as an important part of her working relationship with Brandy, including discussing decisions with one another rather than allowing outside opinions to take over.
The pair continued appearing together after the tour ended in December 2025. They performed at the St. Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival and co-headlined the 2026 Essence Festival of Culture, keeping their live collaboration going before the residency announcement.
The Dancing With the Stars appearance then brought the song back to television immediately before the news of the Vegas run. For viewers who saw that performance, the residency offers a chance to see the singers share a stage in a longer concert setting; the earlier tour also provides context for how their individual music has featured in their joint shows.
The residency’s title connects it directly to “The Boy Is Mine,” but the reported announcement does not establish a set list for the Vegas performances. The previous tour remains a guide to the kind of collaboration the pair have already taken on, rather than a promise of the same show at Resorts World.


