Lil Wayne Announces Unique Las Vegas Residency Across Multiple Venues in Sin City — See the Dates!

The performances will be "filled with Lil Wayne's greatest hits and new music," according to a press release

Sin City, get ready for a Lil Wayne takeover.

On June 17, the Grammy-winning rapper announced a first-of-its-kind Las Vegas concert residency of shows held at both Zouk Nightclub at Resorts World Las Vegas and Drai's Beachclub at The Cromwell.

Currently spanning two shows, the "A Milli" emcee will perform at Drai's Beachclub on June 29 and Zouk Nightclub on July 12 — and both sets will be "filled with Lil Wayne's greatest hits and new music," according to a press release. Tickets and table reservations are available at each respective venue's website.

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"We are incredibly excited to welcome Lil Wayne to Zouk Las Vegas," said Zouk vice president Joe Lucas in a statement.

"His dynamic performances and legendary status make him the perfect artist to launch this transformative residency," continued Lucas. "We look forward to providing an unparalleled nightlife experience for all to enjoy this monumental artist."

Drai's Management Group president Dustin Drai also spoke about the shows in a statement. "We cannot wait to continue our longstanding relationship with Lil Wayne and have him return as a resident artist at Drai's," he began.

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"We could not align with a more dynamic artist to welcome this debut residency partnership," added Drai.

Wayne's been touring extensively this year, and he currently has shows scheduled in North Dakota, Illinois and Texas throughout the summer.

In a December 2023 interview with interview with Bleacher Report's Taylor Rooks, the "Got Money" rapper revealed he's eager to headline the Super Bowl halftime show when it hits his hometown of New Orleans in 2025.

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“[I want it] just as bad as I wanted to see my name at the top of that list when I was whatever age it was that I would bust into that office and get that Billboard magazine,” he said at the time.

Wayne also spoke confidently about the specific impact he's made on the state of Louisiana.

“I know for a fact that when I do the Louisiana Fest, that there’s like, a trillion people. And being in front of my city and seeing that many people is amazing. So to know that a Super Bowl would be…what?!,” he said. “Going to the Super Bowl before and watching the halftime show and wishing, when you see the artist, you’re like, they could’ve sung the song that I was featured on. I’m featured on everybody’s song. You could’ve brought me out!”

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