Brandy and Monica are taking their celebrated reunion to Las Vegas.
The R&B icons have officially announced The Boy Is Mine Vegas Residency, a limited run of 10 performances at Resorts World Theatre in Las Vegas beginning in May 2027. The residency continues the renewed partnership between the two Grammy-winning singers following the success of their recent co-headlining tour.
The announcement was revealed on Tuesday, November 10, following Brandy and Monica’s appearance on ABC’s Dancing With the Stars. During the show’s Grammy-themed episode, the pair performed their classic 1998 collaboration “The Boy Is Mine” before revealing that they would be bringing a new production to the Las Vegas Strip.
The residency will open on May 29, 2027, and continue through July 17.
The complete schedule includes May 29 and 30; June 2, 4 and 5; and July 9, 10, 14, 16 and 17. All 10 performances will take place at Resorts World Theatre.
The official announcement clarifies an early report from Complex that initially described the residency as nine shows. The Black Promoters Collective’s announcement and current ticket listings confirm 10 performances.
The Boy Is Mine Vegas Residency will be co-produced by Black Promoters Collective and AEG Presents Las Vegas.
The show is expected to highlight both artists’ individual catalogs as well as the musical history they have built together over nearly three decades. Organizers describe the residency as an expanded production inspired by the energy and success of their joint arena tour.
Their partnership is, of course, forever connected to “The Boy Is Mine,” the 1998 duet that became one of the defining R&B records of its era and earned Brandy and Monica a Grammy Award.
While the song originally played into a fictional rivalry between the singers, the two artists have increasingly embraced their shared history in recent years, transforming one of R&B’s most famous collaborations into a full live partnership.
That renewed connection previously led to The Boy Is Mine Tour, their co-headlining arena trek. The strong response to those shows helped set the stage for the Las Vegas residency.
For Monica, performing a residency in Las Vegas has been an idea years in the making.
She explained that seeing Gladys Knight perform in Las Vegas helped her envision herself eventually taking on a residency of her own. Monica said she enjoyed the idea of being able to perform regularly in one location rather than constantly traveling from city to city.
The residency will also represent a major milestone for Black Promoters Collective.
Company president Shelby Joyner said the organization wanted to build on what it created with Brandy and Monica during their previous tour, while noting that The Boy Is Mine will become BPC’s first Las Vegas residency production.
Tickets are scheduled to go on sale to the general public on Friday, November 20 at 10 a.m. PT through AXS.
Several presales will take place beforehand, beginning with an American Express presale on November 16, followed by an artist presale on November 18 and additional local presales on November 19.
The Las Vegas engagement gives both singers an opportunity to present their catalogs in a more theatrical format than a traditional touring concert.
Fans can expect music from Brandy’s decades-long career alongside Monica’s extensive collection of R&B hits, with their shared history and “The Boy Is Mine” serving as the centerpiece of the experience.
The residency also reflects the longevity of both artists.
Nearly 30 years after their signature duet first brought them together, Brandy and Monica are now entering another major chapter — not as competitors, but as co-headliners celebrating their individual legacies and their lasting impact on R&B.
The Boy Is Mine Vegas Residency begins May 29, 2027, at Resorts World Theatre and concludes July 17 after 10 scheduled performances.