Brandy and Monica announced The Boy Is Mine Vegas Residency on Dancing With the Stars Tuesday night (Nov. 10), a 10-show run at Resorts World Las Vegas from May 29 to July 17, 2027. The news came right after the two sang their 1998 duet during the episode's Dance-Off, and it hands both singers the first Las Vegas residency of their careers.

Brandy posted the key art to Instagram afterward with a caption that flipped the song's title: "The boy is mine... but VEGAS is ours." The poster seats her in white feathers and Monica in black lace on matching marble thrones, with a chess set on the table between them.

So honored to share the stage with you again, Mo 🤍 Your light is so bright… and so much of what I dreamt for us is finally here. The Boy Is Mine tour… and now our Vegas residency in May 2027. Wow… we really are so blessed that we get to do this. It feels like ’98 all over again… with everything we know now and so much still ahead of us. What lived for so long as “what could have been” is happening NOW.

Thank you for being open to what we can create together… through everything we’ve been through, and everything people said or did to pit us against each other. There is something SO powerful in showing what’s possible when we stand together. Mo, I have so much respect for the way you keep showing up… your voice, your strength, the place you hold in people’s hearts. - Brandy

The run is split into two blocks with a month off in the middle. The first five shows fall on Saturday, May 29, Sunday, May 30, Wednesday, June 2, Friday, June 4 and Saturday, June 5. The second block opens Friday, July 9 and continues July 10, 14, 16 and 17.

An American Express presale opens Monday (Nov. 16) at 10 a.m. PT, followed by an artist presale at noon PT on Nov. 18 and local presales at 10 a.m. PT on Nov. 19. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. PT through AXS.

Brandy and Monica Vegas Residency

The residency is produced by the Black Promoters Collective, the Black-owned company that built last year's arena tour, and it is the first residency BPC has ever staged. Shelby Joyner, the company's president, said the tour showed "how much it meant to fans to see them share a stage." In February, BPC ranked No. 39 on Pollstar's Global Top 100 Promoters list as the only wholly Black-owned company on it. The Boy Is Mine tour had already pushed its projected 2025 revenue past $100 million.

The idea went public a year ago at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, Calif., when Brandy, standing next to Monica, told the crowd, "2026, the Brandy and Monica residency in Las Vegas." She laughed and said she still had to run it past Monica's team, and Monica, looking just as surprised as the crowd, answered, "I need to talk to my man!"

Monica, 46, told Rolling Stone that Brandy pitched Las Vegas when the two sat down to talk about what came next. Resorts World started reaching out as soon as the idea was floated, she said, and the timing works now "because we've definitely established ourselves as a unit." Staying in one city also lets her children watch her perform on back-to-back nights instead of catching a single tour stop.

The shows land in Resorts World Theatre, which reopened after a 2025 renovation as a 4,850-seat room wired with more than 200 L-Acoustics speakers running L-ISA immersive sound. Janet Jackson has held a residency in the same theater, and Mary J. Blige closes her 20-show My Life, My Story run at Dolby Live at Park MGM on Feb. 20, 2027, about three months before Brandy and Monica open down the Strip. At full capacity, 10 nights put fewer than 50,000 seats on sale for the entire residency.

BPC is billing the residency as a "major new production" built from each singer's own catalog and the history they share. The tour that set it up ran 32 dates from Oct. 16 to Dec. 14, 2025, including a Nov. 7 stop at T-Mobile Arena. Kelly Rowland, Muni Long, Coco Jones and Jamal Roberts joined on select nights. It also earned the pair a 2026 Pollstar Awards nomination for R&B Tour of the Year.

"The Boy Is Mine" spent 13 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1998, when Brandy was 19 and Monica was 17. It won them the Grammy for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. The industry sold the pairing for years as a feud between two teenagers, a storyline the two have spent the last six years rewriting through a 2020 Verzuz and Ariana Grande's 2024 remix. That remix brought a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, 25 years after the original win.

The joint account the two now share posted the same poster Tuesday night with a caption that starts with the record itself: "Look how far a song can take us."