What to Know About Christina Aguilera’s Las Vegas Residency (and How to Find Cheap Tickets Online)
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Christina Aguilera is coming to Las Vegas with a brand new show at Voltaire at the Venetian Resort. The singer’s Vegas residency kicks off on December 30, with a ten-date run that concludes on March 2, 2024.
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This marks Aguilera’s second Vegas residency following her 10-month run in 2019 and 2020 at Planet Hollywood. Want to see Christina Aguilera in Vegas? Here’s what to know about the residency and how to find tickets to the show online.
Where to Find Christina Aguilera Las Vegas Tickets Online
Tickets for Aguilera’s Vegas show went on sale back in October through Ticketmaster, and a few seats are still available on the site. Ticket prices on Ticketmaster start at $350 for standing room general admission and go all the way up to $7,000 for a “Sapphire” table package.
The best place to get cheap tickets to Aguilera’s Vegas residency show is through third-party sites like Stubhub, Seatgeek and Vivid Seats. We spotted seats from just $150 on Stubhub.com for opening night (December 30), while Seatgeek has the cheapest Christina Aguilera tickets (as of this writing) with tickets for $120 for the singer’s New Year’s Eve show. Bonus: use promo code ROLLINGSTONE10 to save $10 off your purchase at Seatgeek.com.
You can also find Christina Aguilera residency tickets online through Vivid Seats, which has GA tix from $160 as of this writing. Use our exclusive promo code RS2023 to save $20 off your purchase of $200 or more on VividSeats.com.
Christina Aguilera Vegas Residency Tickets: What to Know, Pricing, Minimum Spend
Unlike Adele’s Vegas residency, where your ticket gets you a typical concert hall-style seat, Aguilera’s Vegas show takes place at Voltaire, which is designed like a cabaret lounge, with booths and tables situated around a keyhole-style stage.
In addition to your ticket (which gets you a reserved seat and entry to the show), all tables have a required minimum spend, that can be used towards food and drinks throughout the night. According to Ticketmaster, the minimum spend starts at $1,200 for a “Gold Table” of two guests, and goes up to $7,000 for a table of ten guests. Think of this like a nightclub experience, where servers can bring you food, snacks and bottle service throughout the show. General admission tickets (which are standing room only) do not require a minimum spend.
Christina Aguilera Vegas Residency Stage, Setlist
Aguilera’s 2024 Vegas residency takes place at Voltaire, inside the Venetian Las Vegas hotel. Unlike most massive Vegas shows (like U2’s larger-than-life experience at The Sphere), Voltaire is a decidedly more intimate environment, mirroring an art deco-style lounge or Parisian-inspired performance space. With a capacity of just 1,000 seats, the Voltaire allows for a truly immersive experience, where every seat has a view of the performer.
If Kylie Minogue’s current residency at Voltaire is any indication, expect Aguilera’s stage setup to include a main stage along with a runway that leads to a smaller solo stage right in the middle of the room. Minogue has been known to walk through the crowd as well, so fans should keep an eye out for Aguilera working the room during her set.
As for the actual setlist, the Vegas venue would appear to lend itself to songs like “Lady Marmalade” and tracks from her jazzy 2006 album, Back to Basics (like “Ain’t No Other Man”). Voltaire says to expect some of Aguilera’s “most celebrated pop hits and incomparable vocal ballads.” The singer also recently teased footage of her singing “Guy What Takes Him Time,” a track from the 2010 Burlesque soundtrack that she has never performed live before.
Per the Voltaire website, “This new show celebrates her vocal prowess in a seductively cozy environment like no performance she has ever done before. In contrast to traditional concert shows, the intimate venue will allow for Christina to invite guests into a musically dynamic and immersive piece of art.”
“I look forward to bringing Las Vegas a new show that fuses music, sophistication and art in ways I have never performed before,” Aguilera adds, in a statement. “What I love about the intimacy at Voltaire at The Venetian Resort is how up-close-and-personal I can be with the audience… a truly modern twist on the performance experience.”
Get tickets to see Aguilera’s Vegas residency now at Stubhub, Seatgeek and Vivid Seats.
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