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Lady Gaga - Need more proof that Las Vegas attracts top-tier artists? This pop star starts her two-year residency in December 2018. Her residency will be at the MGM Park Theater in Monte Carlo.

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Lady Gaga - Gaga will launch two shows: Lady Gaga Enigma and Lady Gaga Jazz & Piano, which will focus on her different music styles, says E! News. Tickets are on sale from August 13 onward—don't miss out!

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Gwen Stefani - According to People, the singer confirmed that she will do 25 shows in Las Vegas. The former No Doubt vocalist premieres the 'Just a Girl' residency at Planet Hollywood's Zappos Theater.

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Gwen Stefani - The 48-year-old pop star said it was a great honor to have her own residency in the city. The artist acknowledged that she was lucky enough to tour throughout her career, but to create a special show for Vegas was something new and she couldn't wait.

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Jennifer Lopez - It's not too late to dance to J.Lo's tunes in Las Vegas. According to The Guardian, the singer's show season, which has lasted more than two years, will end on September 29, 2018.

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Jennifer Lopez - The artist performed at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood. The show was called 'All I Have' and, according to the British news website, J.Lo impressed with her energy on stage, revisiting her Latin roots, and doing away with the traditional glamour of Vegas.

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Celine Dion - The pop diva was responsible for the residency boom in Las Vegas. Celine debuted her first season in 2003 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

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Celine Dion - According to The Guardian, the Canadian star's show 'Celine,' which ran from 2011 until June 2018, featured a live orchestra as well as special visual effects.

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Pitbull - The Latin rapper also had a series of shows running until May 2018, according to The Guardian. The star was featured in the 'Time of Our Lives' show at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.

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Ricky Martin - The Puerto Rican star also had time in Vegas – more specifically, at Park Theater in Monte Carlo. The shows began in March and extended into June. Martin's 'All In' was led by former Cirque du Soleil director Jamie King, according to the British news website.

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Bruno Mars - The Grammy Award winner also confirmed a short residency in Las Vegas. The singer performed three shows in July at Park Theater in Monte Carlo.

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Blink-182 - The rock band, popular in the 90's, also announced a residency of 16 dates in Las Vegas. The shows are being held at the Palms Casino Resort. They started on May 26 during the weekends and will run until November 17, according to Spin.

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Britney Spears - Having a Las Vegas residency was a breath of fresh air for Britney Spears' career. The pop star, who went through a dark period due to drug problems, re-emerged and released albums after a lucrative season in Las Vegas.

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Britney Spears - The artist debuted residencies at Planet Hollywood in late 2013. The shows were a success, if the large demand for tickets were any indication, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Mariah Carey - The pop star impressed audiences with her first residency 'Number 1 to Infinity,' which lasted from May 2015 to September 2016 at Caesars Palace. She then returned in 2017 for a new season.

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Mariah Carey - In December, the star was back at the Colisseum at Caesars Palace for a mini-residency of five shows with 'All I Want For Christmas Is You.'

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Cher - If there were a title for queen of residences, Cher would certainly be crowned! The veteran artist has had shows in Las Vegas for several years. In 2008, the singer signed an annual $60 million contract at Caesars Palace's Colisseum for over a three-year period, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Cher - In 2018 Cher has shows scheduled in the months of May, October, and November at Park Theater in Monte Carlo.

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Guns N' Roses - The cult rock band led by Axl Rose had residencies at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino; however, the performances did not star all the original band members.

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Shania Twain - The country singer debuted in Las Vegas with the show 'Still the One' at Caesars Palace in 2012.

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Tim McGraw and Faith Hill - The country duo rocked Las Vegas with 'Soul2Soul' at the Venetian.

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Elton John - The Hollywood Reporter said that the British star signed a contract to perform 75 shows at Caesars Palace with a show called 'The Red Piano' in 2003. In 2018 the artist returned with shows that ran in April and May.

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Rod Stewart - In 2011, the British singer spent two years at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace singing the greatest hits of his career. In 2018 he had seven shows booked in the same venue that took place in June.

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Def Leppard - The rock band had a residency at the Hard Rock Hotel in 2013. They played their 1987 hit album 'Hysteria' in full, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Tiesto - Renowned DJs also have a place in Vegas. Tiesto and other EDM stars have had residencies at the MGM Grand.

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CeeLo Green - The singer played shows at Planet Hollywood for two months. The 90-minute set featured acrobatic dancers, 3D graphics, and clothes as fun as the singer himself, said The Hollywood Reporter.

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Carlos Santana - The iconic Mexican guitarist played his greatest hits at The Hard Rock in 2011.

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Boyz II Men - The R&B group played several shows at The Mirage. 

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Bette Midler - The singer and actress also had a residency at the Caesars Palace Colisseum with the show 'The Showgirl Must Go On,' which debuted in 2008.

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Bette Midler - On the closing night of the two-year intimate tour of 'The Showgirl Must Go On,' she triumphantly announced, "I survived!" says The Hollywood Reporter.

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Meat Loaf - The rock singer also made Vegas his home for some time. The star played a number of shows at Planet Hollywood.

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Prince - From November 2006 to April 2007, the late pop star had a residency at the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino.

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ZZ Top - The blues rock legends played at the Venetian in April 2018, during which they presented the 'Little Ol' Band From Texas,' reports The Guardian.

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Mötley Crüe - The rock band moved from LA to Las Vegas for a few residencies. One of the shows was called 'An Intimate Evening in Hell,' and was held at The Joint in the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Paradise.

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Elvis Costello - The British singer performed with the group The Imposters in a short residency which lasted from February 28 to March 10, according to the British news website.

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