Brandy and Monica Take 'The Boy Is Mine' to Las Vegas for 10-Date Residency
Brandy and Monica announced a 10-date 'Boy Is Mine' residency at Resorts World Las Vegas opening May 29, with tickets on sale Nov. 20 via AXS.com.

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- Brandy and Monica announced a 10-date residency at Resorts World Las Vegas starting May 29.
- Tickets go on sale Nov. 20 at 10:00 a.m. PT via AXS.com; Amex presale Nov. 16, artist presale Nov. 18.
- The residency follows the sold-out co-headlining Boy Is Mine Tour, which ended in December 2025.
- "The Boy Is Mine" was released nearly 30 years ago.
- The Black Promoters Collective produces the Vegas run.
Brandy and Monica will play a 10-date residency at Resorts World Las Vegas starting May 29. The Grammy-winning singers announced the run during a Grammy-themed episode of Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, Nov. 20, at 10:00 a.m. PT via AXS.com, with an American Express presale on Nov. 16 and an artist presale on Nov. 18.
Produced by The Black Promoters Collective, The Boy Is Mine Vegas Residency follows the pair's sold-out, co-headlining The Boy Is Mine Tour, which ended in December 2025. Press materials promise a "major new production showcasing their individual catalogs, shared musical history and the timeless songs that have connected generations of fans."
Why Vegas, and why now?
For Monica, the residency grew naturally out of the tour, which reunited the two R&B singers on stage to celebrate their chart-topping 1998 duet "The Boy Is Mine" alongside fan favorites from their respective catalogs.
"I realized that people had this really genuine love and excitement for the two of us reconnecting in a musical way," Monica told Rolling Stone. "It made me look forward to rehearsals and everything that we were doing. And each time we'd present something to fans, they would fully support it."
The idea for a Vegas stint came from Brandy herself. "I always just loved her passion for us as a brand and 'Bronica' as a whole," Monica said. "And when she brought it to me, I loved the idea so much, because being stationary for me is such an incredible thing, because I have such an in-depth bond with my children, that it gives me the opportunity to be in one place, and they can join me and see me in one space, consistently night after night."
The venue responded quickly. "We were very fortunate that, at the mention of it, Resorts World started to reach out to us," Monica continued. "And that also let us know it was confirmation that this is where we belong."
What does the residency mean for the duo?
Nearly 30 years have passed since "The Boy Is Mine" topped the charts. Both singers built successful solo careers in that time, yet they know they'll be linked forever — a bond Monica says she now appreciates rather than resists.
"This is the right time [for the residency] because we've definitely established ourselves as a unit," she said. "I think people recognize that we work hard at being our absolute best for them in the process. And I also feel like the joy and nostalgia that it brings is really irreplaceable, and it's something that I don't take for granted or take lightly at all."
The full schedule:
- Saturday, May 29 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Sunday, May 30 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Wednesday, June 2 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Friday, June 4 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Saturday, June 5 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Friday, July 9 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Saturday, July 10 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Wednesday, July 14 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Friday, July 16 – Resorts World Las Vegas
- Saturday, July 17 – Resorts World Las Vegas
With dates spread across May, June and July, the residency gives the duo a stationary base in one city — and gives Vegas a 30-year-old feud-turned-partnership with a fresh stage. Whether "Bronica" becomes a permanent Strip fixture may depend on how these ten nights sell.
By Daniel Okafor
Source: rollingstone.com
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