Marc Anthony resumes Fontainebleau run; Jam & Lewis add fall dates

Two veteran hitmakers are back on the Strip with new runs. Marc Anthony resumes his Vegas… My Way! residency this week at Fontainebleau, while Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis have set fall dates to close out their Nothing But Hits run at Voltaire inside The Venetian.

Marc Anthony residency returns to Fontainebleau 

Marc Anthony returns to the BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas this week, bringing his “Vegas… My Way!” residency back to the Strip for five performances scheduled Friday; Saturday; Wednesday; July 31; and Aug. 1.

A four-time Grammy Award winner and nine-time Latin Grammy winner, Anthony has spent more than three decades performing in both English and Spanish, with a catalog that moves easily between salsa, pop and ballads.

“This residency marks a new chapter in my journey,” Anthony said when the shows were announced. “Las Vegas has always been about reinvention and timeless entertainment, and this show reflects that spirit.”

Inside the 3,800-seat theater, the production leans into a full-band sound, with Anthony backed by 14 musicians. The set list draws from across his career, shifting from rhythm-driven salsa tracks to more stripped-down, emotional moments, with an emphasis on pacing and contrast rather than spectacle alone.

The residency, which opened in February, has been one of several headlining runs anchoring Fontainebleau’s live entertainment lineup. After each show, activity shifts to the resort’s Nowhere Lounge, where an after-party features live sets curated by Motif, a member of Anthony’s band.

Additional dates are scheduled for September and November.

Tickets are available through the Fontainebleau Las Vegas website.

Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis add seven fall dates to Venetian residency

Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis are returning to Voltaire at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas this fall for seven final performances of their Nothing But Hits residency, the venue announced Thursday.

The five-time Grammy Award-winning duo and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees will perform Sept. 23, 25, 26 and 30 and Oct. 1, 2 and 3 — rescheduled dates the pair had to postpone from earlier this summer.

Tickets go on sale Friday at voltairelv.com.

Joined by “American Idol” winner Ruben Studdard and “Star Search” winner Shanice, the duo performs and shares the stories behind some of their most iconic hits, including “Escapade,” “Can You Stand the Rain,” “Human” and “Saturday Love.”

“Bringing ‘Nothing But Hits’ back to the stage to finish our first Vegas residency is such an exciting opportunity,” Jimmy Jam said in a statement. “Our goal is for audiences to relive the moments, memories and music that have shaped their lives.”

Each performance will also feature surprise guest artists. Previous appearances included Yolanda Adams, Ledisi, Chanté Moore, Stokley, Force MDs and Ann Nesby.

Jam & Lewis have amassed 42 Billboard No. 1 hits across the pop and R&B charts and carry credits with artists including Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Prince, Usher, Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men. Jam & Lewis' work with Janet Jackson includes her “Control” album which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.