The genie is formally out of the bottle: Pop celebrity Christina Aguilera is heading again to Las Vegas.
On Tuesday (Oct. 10), Aguilera solely introduced with Billboard her new sequence of reveals set to happen on the Voltaire Belle de Nuit at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas beginning New Yr’s Eve weekend. Going down in Voltaire’s “seductively cozy” efficiency area, the present will observe the singer via 20 years of hit songs.
“I look ahead to bringing Las Vegas a brand new present that fuses music, sophistication and artwork in methods I’ve by no means carried out earlier than,” Aguilera says in a press release. “What I like in regards to the intimacy at Voltaire at The Venetian Resort is how up-close-and-personal I will be with the viewers … a very fashionable twist on the efficiency expertise.”
The brand new reveals will formally kick off Dec. 30 and 31, with future dates set to be introduced on Friday (Oct. 13). In a press release, Voltaire founder Michael Gruber says the venue’s aim is to create “celebrity artist experiences in Las Vegas” and that the “extremely proficient” Aguilera will assist “spotlight that Voltaire expertise.”
Aguilera isn’t the one artist set to grace the Voltaire stage this 12 months: Again in July, pop singer Kylie Minogue introduced that she could be the primary performer to deliver a residency to the venue beginning Nov. 3. In a subsequent interview with Billboard, the “Padam Padam” singer described the venue as “a cross between a ‘30s cabaret membership and Studio 54.”
In the meantime, Aguilera made headlines for her personal dwell efficiency earlier this 12 months when she headlined NYC’s Delight Island again in late June, the place she celebrated the LGBTQ group with a set of her greatest hits so far. “There’s plenty of bleak issues on the market proper now,” she advised the group throughout her dazzling set. “We’re right here tonight and we stand in unison to be free to be ourselves.”
Tickets for the opening dates of Christina Aguilera’s Voltaire reveals go on sale Friday (Oct. 13) at Voltaire’s web site.
