Marc Anthony’s “Vegas … My Way!” residency at BleauLive Theater will now run into 2027, with new February and September dates set at Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
Marc Anthony is staying in the Las Vegas spotlight. Fontainebleau Las Vegas has confirmed that his “Vegas … My Way!” residency at BleauLive Theater will keep going into 2027. Ten new dates are now on the calendar for fans who want to catch his high-energy shows. Since launching in 2026, the residency has played to sold-out crowds. Both the resort and its promoters have highlighted the show’s return to the same venue.
Anthony’s 2027 dates are February 12, 13, 17, 19, and 20, plus September 10, 11, 17, 18, and 19. The September run again lines up with Mexican Independence Day weekend, a major time for Latin concerts on the Strip. According to Las Vegas Sun reporting, this timing is no accident. It draws both locals and visitors who want to celebrate Latin music and culture in Las Vegas.
What to expect at BleauLive Theater
Anthony’s shows are known for their party vibe from the start. He performs with a 14-piece band and pulls from three decades of English and Spanish hits. The setlist keeps the crowd moving. BleauLive Theater, with about 3,800 seats, is both intimate and big enough for a full-scale show. The setup lets Anthony connect with fans while keeping the energy high.
At his opening show in February, Anthony greeted the crowd in both English and Spanish. He set the mood for a night focused on music and celebration. “Good evening, buenas noches,” he told the audience, making it clear the night was about enjoying the party together. Official residency presentations note that Anthony is a four-time Grammy and eight-time Latin Grammy winner, which cements his place as a top name in Latin music.
Las Vegas remains a residency powerhouse
Anthony’s extended run shows that demand for major Latin artists on the Strip is still strong, especially during big holiday weekends. Fontainebleau’s decision to keep “Vegas … My Way!” through 2027 shows confidence that Las Vegas can keep drawing both locals and visitors for multi-night shows. News 3 Las Vegas reported that strong ticket sales and sold-out crowds since 2026 were key reasons for the extension.
Las Vegas has seen more residency extensions and new show announcements lately. As reported earlier by Vegas Report, other big artists are also signing multi-year deals. This keeps the Strip at the top of the live entertainment scene.
Visitor logistics and industry impact
For those planning a trip around Anthony’s shows, BleauLive Theater sits on the north end of the Strip. It’s easy to reach and close to the newest resort features. The September dates are expected to push up demand for rooms and entertainment packages during Mexican Independence Day weekend, which always brings a rush of visitors. Tickets for the new 2027 shows were set to go on sale September 25, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. PDT, including through Citi Entertainment channels.
Anthony’s ability to pack the theater with dancing fans night after night shows his lasting appeal and the Strip’s pull for live music lovers. With the residency now running into 2027, Fontainebleau is staking its claim as a major player in the changing Las Vegas entertainment scene. Extending “Vegas … My Way!” makes it clear that Las Vegas still wants big-name residencies, and the Strip’s newest venues are ready to compete for top talent in the years ahead.
