There’s some good news for fans of The Voice coach John Legend because he announced his upcoming Las Vegas residency. The R&B singer canceled his 2020 Bigger Love tour due to the coronavirus pandemic. During that time, fans were able to see him perform his new hit singles and covers on The Voice. Now fans will finally be able to see John perform during his shows in Sin City.

The “All of Me” singer has been a coach on The Voice since 2019, replacing singer Jennifer Hudson during season 16. John experienced major beginner’s luck as his contestant, Maelyn Jarmon, was crowned the winner of The Voice season 16. His victory added yet another win to his EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award winner) title. However, John has yet to bring home another win to the show. He is currently coaching his remaining team members, Jershika Maple and Joshua Vacanti, in hopes to win the season 21 title. Pop icon Ariana Grande joined The Voice this season, adding a different feel to the show. Ariana and John fought for the same contestants during the Blind Auditions and Knockouts since they have the same soulful taste in singers. When Joshua performed Frozen 2‘s “Into the Unknown” during his Blind Audition, John quickly used his block against Ariana, who eagerly wanted to turn her chair. She then attempted to use her block against John during Samara Brown’s audition but hit the block button just seconds after John had already turned his chair.

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On Instagram, John announced that he will be headlining a 2022 Las Vegas residency titled Love in Las Vegas. The 42-year-old made the announcement on his Instagram page on Monday, December 6. The Voice coach will headline a 24-date residency that will take place at Zappos Theater in Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino starting in April 2022. “My 2022 Vegas residency featuring your favorite songs from my entire career…full band…beautiful show…magical night,” his caption wrote. John promoted the residency with a teaser trailer that gave off major Sin City vintage disco vibes. In the video, the “Wild” singer pulled up to Las Vegas in an old-school white limo and played the piano in a luxurious hotel room as women in disco attire surrounded the singer.

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TikTok was another platform where John announced his new Las Vegas residency. John asked a series of questions during a pen in a cup challenge, after finally asking, “Should I do a Vegas residency?” After the pen landed in the cup, the Voice coached smirked to the camera and said, “See you in Vegas.” Fans can now sign up for the presale for early ticket access and exclusive VIP packages. Tickets go on sale Monday, December 13 at 10 a.m. PST.

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Las Vegas is the perfect location to see John live. Vintage Sin City glitz and glamour is an accurate representation of The Voice coach and his soulful shows, which will make his residency one to remember. John will perform a combination of new and old music so fans can get a night full of songs from the past and present.

The Voice airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EST on NBC.

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