Brandy and Monica are taking their musical reunion to Las Vegas in 2027 with ten performances under the title The Boy Is Mine. The R&B stars announced the shows during the November 10 episode of Dancing With the Stars, where they also performed their celebrated 1998 duet. Following their joint arena tour in 2025, the singers will appear at Resorts World Theatre between May 29 and July 17, marking their first Las Vegas concert engagement of this kind.
Brandy and Monica have found their next stage together. After reuniting for a joint arena tour in 2025, the two R&B singers are bringing The Boy Is Mine to Las Vegas for ten performances in 2027. Their newly announced engagement will take place at Resorts World Theatre, extending a live partnership that returned to the spotlight nearly three decades after their famous duet first reached the top of the charts.
The announcement came on Tuesday, November 10, during Dancing With the Stars. The pair appeared on the television competition’s Grammy-themed episode, performing “The Boy Is Mine” while unveiling their plans for the following year. The song that originally brought their voices together once again provided the soundtrack to a major shared announcement.
Their Las Vegas schedule begins on Saturday, May 29, and concludes on July 17, 2027. It is the first extended run of shows in the city for both performers, with all ten dates taking place at the same venue rather than forming part of a traveling concert tour.
The opening weekend features performances on May 29 and 30. Three additional shows are scheduled for June 2, 4 and 5, followed by five July dates on July 9, 10, 14, 16 and 17. The concerts are spread across three separate periods, giving audiences multiple opportunities to attend during the summer.
Resorts World Theatre has previously welcomed major artists including Katy Perry, Janet Jackson, Carrie Underwood and Luke Bryan. For the two singers, performing at one venue offers a different arrangement from the touring schedule they followed in 2025, when their production traveled between arenas in multiple cities.
The upcoming shows are being produced by Black Promoters Collective, which also organized their previous joint tour. The company helped bring the singers together for their extensive 2025 run, which was promoted under the same title and built around their shared musical history.
That earlier tour represented a long-awaited opportunity for audiences to see the performers share an extended concert bill. Alongside their joint material, the production offered space for songs from their respective solo careers. The Las Vegas announcement follows that experience, although a detailed setlist and staging concept for the new shows have not yet been disclosed.
The title remains closely associated with one of the defining R&B recordings of the late 1990s. Released in 1998, “The Boy Is Mine” presented Brandy and Monica as two women involved in a lyrical disagreement over the same man. Their contrasting vocal deliveries became central to the song’s arrangement.
The single spent 13 consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1998, making it the year’s longest-running chart-topper. Its success also earned the pair a Grammy Award for best R&B performance by a duo or group with vocals at the 1999 ceremony.
Despite that achievement, the singers spent much of the following decades developing their careers separately. Their reunion as co-headliners in 2025 brought the original duet back to the center of a full concert production, rather than limiting their shared appearances to occasional performances.
Speaking together on The Tonight Show in June 2025, they also reflected on the public narrative that had surrounded their relationship following the song’s success. Their comments emphasized how their understanding of one another had developed over time, offering a more personal perspective on a musical partnership often discussed through the idea of competition.
For Monica, however, the choice of Las Vegas has another connection, one that dates back to a performance she attended as an audience member. Following the new announcement, she recalled watching Gladys Knight perform in the city and realizing that she could imagine herself eventually taking on a similar engagement.
In comments provided to Billboard by email, Monica described Knight’s show as an exceptional musical experience. She spoke warmly about the veteran singer, whom she admires both professionally and personally, and remembered the kindness Knight had shown her throughout her years in the music business.
Monica also recalled that Knight’s brother had been present at the performance. She described the concert as one of the finest she had attended and said it was probably the first occasion when she genuinely pictured herself performing in Las Vegas.
Part of the appeal was practical. Monica explained that she enjoys staying in one place, an arrangement that differs considerably from the constant travel involved in a conventional tour. The forthcoming Resorts World Theatre engagement will now allow her to experience that working arrangement alongside Brandy.
Tickets have been announced for general sale on November 20, 2026, beginning at 10 a.m. Pacific Time. Fans can consult the official AXS ticketing page for current availability, ticket categories and any applicable advance-sale arrangements. Some published advance-sale schedules differ, making the official ticketing information the appropriate reference.
The exact repertoire for the 2027 shows has not been formally announced. Although “The Boy Is Mine” provides the title and was performed during the television announcement, further details about the songs, production design and other possible onstage participants have yet to be confirmed.
The first concert is scheduled for May 29 at Resorts World Theatre, with a second performance the following evening. Brandy and Monica will then return for three June dates and five July shows, concluding their announced Las Vegas engagement on July 17, 2027.
