Lisa (BLACKPINK) Las Vegas Residency: Dates, Tickets & Venue (Las Vegas)

Two nights, one room, and a few thousand seats. Lisa’s Las Vegas residency puts the BLACKPINK rapper and dancer on the stage of The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on November 13 and 14, 2026. Fans who have only seen her in a stadium with BLACKPINK get something different here: a solo show in a theatre built for long-running headliners.

Two nights at The Colosseum

Both residency dates fall on the same weekend. The shows take place on Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14, 2026, at The Colosseum inside Caesars Palace.

Caesars built the theatre in 2003 for Celine Dion’s long residency. Since then it has hosted Elton John, Adele and a long run of other headliners. It holds roughly 4,000 people. That’s small next to the stadiums BLACKPINK fills on world tours, and it’s the main reason fans travel for a residency.

The Colosseum’s event page on the Caesars Entertainment website is where the venue lists its shows and ticket links. Set times, support acts and prices are not part of the facts behind this guide, so we haven’t included them.

Inside the room

The Colosseum is a wide, fan-shaped auditorium with seating rising in tiers toward the back. The stage is unusually broad, so a dance-heavy show like Lisa’s gets space that a club or small arena can’t give. Even the upper rows sit closer to the stage than the cheap seats at a stadium.

Lisa made her name as BLACKPINK’s main dancer and rapper. Her solo singles “Lalisa” and “Money” both came out in 2021 and were built around choreography. A residency stage suits that kind of show. The exact setlist for these dates isn’t in our facts.

Getting to Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace sits at the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, in the middle of the Strip. The ways in:

• On foot: the Bellagio, The LINQ, Paris and The Cromwell are all a short walk away along the Strip.
• Las Vegas Monorail: Flamingo/Caesars Palace station is across the boulevard. It connects to the convention-centre end of the Strip and to MGM Grand at the south end.
• Rideshare and taxi: Caesars has signposted pickup and drop-off areas. On show nights, demand there peaks the moment the theatre empties.
• Driving: the resort has a self-parking garage and valet. Current rates are posted at the garage entrances.

From the airport, the drive to the central Strip is usually short. Many fans flying in for these dates take a taxi or rideshare and skip a rental car altogether.

Show night on the Strip

Weekend residency nights in Las Vegas follow a familiar rhythm. To get to The Colosseum you walk through the casino floor and past the Forum Shops at Caesars, the covered shopping arcade attached to the resort. Many fans eat there or at one of the Caesars restaurants before the show.

BLINKs travel in groups, and a lot of them coordinate outfits. The official BLACKPINK light stick, with its hammer shape, shows up throughout the crowd at Lisa’s shows. Merchandise stands inside the venue usually have queues before the show starts and again at the interval.

The Colosseum enforces size limits on bags, as most Strip venues do. Concertgoers usually carry only a phone, ID and a small bag to keep the security line moving.

Payment around the resort is almost all by card or phone. Tipping is expected in the United States, including bartenders, servers, valet attendants and taxi drivers. In Las Vegas that extends to casino bars too.

Where fans stay and what’s nearby

Mid-November is a mild month in Las Vegas. Days are pleasantly warm and nights in the desert get cool, so a light layer is useful for the walk back. Visitors coming for both nights usually stay at Caesars Palace itself or at one of its neighbours, so the trip home is on foot:

• The Cromwell, The LINQ and Harrah’s to the north along the Strip
• Paris and Horseshoe across Flamingo Road
• The Bellagio to the south, with its fountain shows over the lake out front

Between shows, The LINQ Promenade and its High Roller observation wheel are a few minutes’ walk away. The Forum Shops fill a rainy or very hot afternoon. With two nights back to back, some fans see both shows and spend the day between them on the Strip.