Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis will wrap up their Nothing But Hits residency at Voltaire inside The Venetian Resort Las Vegas with seven last shows from September 23 to October 3.
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis are getting ready to close out their run at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. The duo has confirmed that their Nothing But Hits residency at Voltaire will end this fall. Fans now have one last chance to catch the show that has filled the venue since it opened.
Nothing But Hits launched to packed crowds in the spring. After the first run sold out, Jam and Lewis added more shows in August. Now, the final stretch is set: seven performances between September 23 and October 3 will bring the residency to a close. Ruben Studdard and Shanice Wilson have been regulars on stage, and surprise guests have joined on different nights.
Final dates and what’s ahead
The last shows are set for September 23, 25, 26, and 30, then October 1, 2, and the finale on October 3. All performances take place at Voltaire, the intimate venue inside The Venetian. Las Vegas media calendars confirm these dates as part of the current week’s listings, with the run stretching into early October. The setlist covers the duo’s deep catalog, and more surprise appearances are possible from artists who have worked with Jam and Lewis over the years.
Studdard and Wilson have anchored the residency, but the final week could bring even more surprises. Jam and Lewis have a habit of bringing out unannounced guests, and that’s likely to continue through the closing shows. The city’s fall entertainment guide features the residency as part of a busy September schedule, showing it as an ongoing live event, not just a one-night show, as detailed by Las Vegas Weekly’s fall entertainment guide.
Ticket info and deals
Tickets for the last shows are on sale through Voltaire’s official site. Independent ticketing sites still list several September dates for Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis at Voltaire, with prices starting around $73 to $85 depending on the night. Last-minute buyers can get a 15% discount with the code “BPC15,” offered by the Black Promoters Collective. With the end now set, demand for these final shows is expected to spike. Voltaire at The Venetian is still listing the engagement in its venue schedule, confirming the show as part of the current Las Vegas entertainment lineup, as seen on the Concerts50 venue page.
Las Vegas residency scene
The end of Nothing But Hits comes as Las Vegas keeps shifting its entertainment calendar. Some artists are adding more shows—Mary J. Blige, for example, just announced new dates at Dolby Live—while others are finishing up their runs. Venues across the city are in flux, with big acts facing last-minute cancellations or jumping on new opportunities, as reported earlier.
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis have drawn steady crowds and shown the lasting pull of their music. The duo also appeared at other major Las Vegas events in September, including the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Festival at T-Mobile Arena on September 18 and 19, where they were listed among confirmed celebrity guests. As the last shows approach, their choice to end Nothing But Hits on a high note shows how competitive and fast-moving Las Vegas entertainment can be. For fans and industry watchers, this final run is a reminder that even the biggest residencies eventually wrap up—and in Las Vegas, there’s always another act ready to step in.
