Leona Lewis announces 'A Starry Night' Holiday residency in Las Vegas
According to an official announcement, A Starry Night promises to transform Voltaire into a festive winter wonderland, offering a holiday experience for audiences of all ages. The residency will feature a mix of Lewis's best-known hits such as 'Bleeding Love' and 'Better In Time,' alongside her modern holiday favorite 'One More Sleep.'
'I'm elated to bring this show to Voltaire as it's been years in the making, made specially for my fans,' Lewis shared in a statement. 'Christmas has always been such a special time for me and my family and there's nothing quite like the energy of Las Vegas during the holidays. Can't wait to take the stage!'
The show will feature a set list spanning Lewis's career and will be performed in an intimate, cabaret-style setting, emphasizing both her vocal range and the festive spirit of the season.
The residency kicks off on Saturday, November 1, and includes more than 30 performances through early January. Dates include weekends and select midweek nights, culminating in shows on New Year's Eve and just after the New Year.
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