Blake Shelton has officially brought his high-energy country charm to the Las Vegas Strip with his “Live in Las Vegas” residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Kicking off in mid-January 2026, the limited-run engagement has quickly become one of the hottest tickets in town, drawing packed houses and rave reviews from fans and critics alike. While not a traditional “world tour” spanning continents, this Sin City residency feels like a global celebration of Shelton’s career—packing his biggest hits, fresh tracks, and that signature rowdy energy into an intimate yet massive venue. If you’re in Las Vegas or planning a trip, here’s everything you need to know about catching Blake Shelton live right now.
The residency runs through late January 2026, with shows on select dates: January 15, 18, 21, 23, 24, 28, 30, and 31. Performances start at 8:00 PM, lasting about 90 minutes to two hours depending on the night’s vibe. The Colosseum, renowned for hosting legends like Celine Dion and Elton John, provides the perfect upscale backdrop—seating around 4,100 with excellent sightlines from every angle. It’s an intimate setting compared to arena tours, allowing Shelton to connect directly with the audience through banter, storytelling, and crowd interaction.
Shelton announced the return earlier in 2025, teasing a “more country” experience with plenty of cocktails and fun. “We had so much fun earlier this year, I figured—why not do it again,” he said at the time. “This time we’re gonna do it more country, with more cocktails, and probably make a few more questionable decisions. Let’s go, Vegas.” True to his word, the shows deliver a honky-tonk extravaganza. Shelton kicks off with high-octane anthems, weaves in heartfelt ballads, and throws in surprises like covers (including nods to Post Malone’s “Pour Me a Drink”) and fan favorites from his 30+ number-one hits.
The setlist draws heavily from his catalog, blending classics with newer material. Expect staples like “Austin,” “Ol’ Red,” “God Gave Me You,” “Boys ‘Round Here,” “Sangria,” and “Honey Bee” alongside recent chart-toppers such as “Texas” and “Stay Country or Die Tryin’.” Shelton mixes up the order night to night, keeping things fresh. He often shares stories between songs—about his Oklahoma roots, life on the road, his time on The Voice, and marriage to Gwen Stefani—adding a personal touch that makes each show feel unique. Fans report he’s in top form: voice strong, humor sharp, and energy infectious. The first weekend sold out quickly, with Shelton posting on social media about the electric atmosphere and promising more of the same.

The production is top-tier. The Colosseum’s state-of-the-art sound and lighting create an immersive experience, with video screens showing close-ups, archival footage, and playful graphics that match Shelton’s cheeky personality. The band is tight—delivering everything from twangy guitars and pedal steel to driving drums that get the crowd on their feet. Shelton often brings out special moments, like inviting fans to sing along or sharing quick anecdotes that tie into the songs. While Gwen Stefani hasn’t been confirmed for every show, her presence (or absence) adds extra buzz, with fans speculating about surprise appearances or shout-outs.
Ticket prices vary by date and seat location. Floor seats and lower-level options range from $150–$400+, while upper sections start around $75–$150. Packages through partners like Citi or hotel deals at Caesars and nearby properties (such as Westgate Las Vegas) offer perks like priority entry, VIP merch, or cocktail parties. Resale sites like Ticketmaster, StubHub, and SeatGeek often have availability, though prices fluctuate. Presales sold out fast earlier in the year, but public on-sale remnants and last-minute drops keep the shows accessible.
Las Vegas in January provides the ideal backdrop—cooler weather means comfortable walks along the Strip, and the residency aligns with post-holiday energy. Pair your show with dinner at one of Caesars Palace’s spots like Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill or Nobu, or explore nearby attractions. Shelton’s shows attract a diverse crowd: longtime country fans, Voice followers, couples on date nights, and tourists discovering his music. The vibe is rowdy yet welcoming—expect sing-alongs, dancing in the aisles, and plenty of cowboy hats.
Shelton’s Las Vegas run highlights his evolution from The Voice coach to enduring superstar. With over 30 number-one hits and a career spanning decades, he remains one of country music’s most reliable live acts. The residency isn’t just concerts—it’s a party, a throwback to classic Vegas entertainment, and a chance to see one of the genre’s biggest voices up close. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to his music, these shows deliver the hits, the humor, and the heart that made Blake Shelton a household name.
If you’re in Las Vegas now or heading there soon, grab tickets while you can—dates are limited, and the energy is off the charts. Blake Shelton is live in Vegas, and it’s everything country fans have been craving: big hits, bigger personality, and an unforgettable night under the lights.