TESLA will headline a five-show residency at House of Blues Las Vegas inside Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in March 2027, marking their fifth engagement at the venue and featuring songs from across their career
Tickets are set. TESLA will play five nights at House of Blues Las Vegas inside Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in March 2027. This marks their fifth time headlining the venue. Fans from around the world travel in for these shows. BroadwayWorld confirmed the residency, with concerts on March 5, 6, 10, 12, and 13, 2027. Each show starts at 8:00 p.m.
The band just wrapped a 33-date North American summer tour with MÖTLEY CRÜE and EXTREME in Ridgefield, Washington. Now, they’re back in Las Vegas. The residency is a big draw for fans who want both the old hits and new songs. House of Blues Las Vegas holds about 2,000 people. That means every show feels close and loud. Tickets are limited. These nights will sell out fast.
The March 2027 residency marks TESLA's fifth return to House of Blues Las Vegas, underscoring the band's strong connection with the venue and its audience.
What to expect at the residency
TESLA’s setlist will cover their whole career. Expect hard rock staples like "Modern Day Cowboy," "Hang Tough," and "Edison's Medicine." They’ll also play acoustic hits that cracked the Billboard Top 10, including "Signs" and "Love Song." Fans will hear tracks from their latest album "Homage." That record honors legends from the 1960s and 1970s—Elvis Presley, Freddie Mercury, and more. TESLA puts their own spin on every cover.
The band is known for blue-collar grit and real musicianship. They’ve sold 25 million records worldwide. Five albums went platinum in a row. TESLA started in Sacramento in 1984 as CITY KIDD. They changed their name to honor Nikola Tesla. Over the years, they built a reputation for high-energy live shows and a sound rooted in 1970s rock. Think BAD COMPANY, LED ZEPPELIN, and AEROSMITH. BroadwayWorld notes that this history is a big part of why fans keep coming back.
Ticket sales and fan access
Citi is the official card for TESLA at House of Blues Las Vegas. Citi cardmembers get first crack at pre-sale tickets from Tuesday, October 6 at 10 a.m. PT through Thursday, October 8 at 10 p.m. PT. This is through the Citi Entertainment program. Fan pre-sale starts Wednesday, October 7 at 10 a.m. PT. More pre-sales will run during the week. General ticket sales open Friday, October 9 at 10 a.m. PT. Tickets are available at HouseofBlues.com/LasVegas, MandalayBay.com, Ticketmaster.com, or by phone at 702-632-7600. BroadwayWorld confirmed all ticketing details and presale dates.
The residency lineup: Jeff Keith on vocals, Frank Hannon and Dave Rude on guitars, Brian Wheat on bass, and Steve Brown on drums. Recent projects include the "All About Love" EP and two Record Store Day double LPs, "Real 2 Reel Vol. 1" and "Vol. 2." Both were recorded on analog tape with vintage gear. The goal: capture the raw sound of classic rock. Both LPs sold out.
House of Blues Las Vegas is known for hosting regular residencies and special concert series by major rock artists. In October 2026, the venue also announced 2027 residency dates for Carlos Santana, highlighting Mandalay Bay's ongoing tradition of long-term artist engagements.
Legacy and Las Vegas connection
TESLA’s bond with Las Vegas keeps growing. Every residency brings back loyal fans and cements the city’s place as a home for legacy rock acts. The band skips digital shortcuts. They record live, using analog gear. Fans notice. In a world of overproduced music, TESLA’s approach stands out. They keep selling out venues. They stay relevant. That’s rare in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas keeps stacking its entertainment calendar. TESLA’s residency joins a long list of big-name acts that keep the city buzzing. As reported earlier, major artists keep choosing Las Vegas for residencies and special events. The city’s reputation as a live music powerhouse only grows.
TESLA’s March 2027 run is not just a nostalgia act. The Strip is still a test for bands who can deliver every night. TESLA’s catalog covers decades. Their musicianship is real. Their return proves Las Vegas crowds still want the real thing. The band’s staying power is no accident. It comes from years of touring, a refusal to cut corners, and a deep connection with fans who want honest rock over passing trends.
