LISA of BLACKPINK has added two extra dates to her Las Vegas residency, and she is doing it in response to “overwhelming demand” from fans. The singer announced Tuesday that she will now perform on Nov. 12 and Nov. 29 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in addition to the four shows she first announced in March. Tickets for the two newly added dates will go on sale at 10 a.m. PT on Wednesday via Ticketmaster.
The Sell-Out That Triggered the Expansion
LISA’s initial run was fast. Her team issued a statement saying, “Due to incredible fan demand, LISA initially sold out the first four dates in under 10 minutes.” That is a historic run for the K-pop star, according to her team, who called it “the first K-pop artist to have a Vegas residency.” The quick sell-out suggests the demand was strong and immediate.
The original announcement came in March. LISA revealed her plans to play four solo shows at The Colosseum on Nov. 13, 14, 27 and 28. Now that run has grown to six dates across the month.
What She Sang at the VMAs
One state over in California, LISA performed at the 2026 VMAs on Sunday. She sang “SaWaDiKa,” her new single from her solo EP Press Play.
That night, she also won best pop for “Dream” from her 2025 Billboard 200 No. 7 album, Alter Ego. She accepted the award with a message to her fans.
“All those late-night dreams brought me here today, so thank you for the inspiration, especially to my Lilies,” she said on stage while accepting her Moon Person. “I wouldn’t be here without you guys.”
The Documentary Just Premiered
LISA is also fresh off the release of her documentary, Always Lalisa. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and will soon head to theaters.
The revealing film took fans behind the scenes as she navigated her year of solo artistry. She spoke to Billboard Canada earlier in September about why she made it.
“I just want anyone who’s watching this documentary to understand me a little bit more — where I’m coming from, or what my background is and what I go through to be me today,” she said.
The Full List of Dates
LISA’s residency runs across six nights in November. Here is the complete list of dates for the Viva La Lisa residency, including the newly added shows:
- Nov. 12 — The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
- Nov. 13 — The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
- Nov. 14 — The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
- Nov. 27 — The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
- Nov. 28 — The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
- Nov. 29 — The Colosseum at Caesars Palace
The Sell-Out Numbers
The statement from LISA’s team provides a clear timeline of the residency’s growth. The four original dates sold out in under ten minutes, which the team called “incredible fan demand.” The two additional dates were added in response to that demand.
Comparing the Original and Expanded Runs
| Date | Original Announcement | New Announcement |
|---|---|---|
| Nov. 13 | Announced in March | Confirmed |
| Nov. 14 | Announced in March | Confirmed |
| Nov. 27 | Announced in March | Confirmed |
| Nov. 28 | Announced in March | Confirmed |
| Nov. 12 | Not announced in March | Added since then |
| Nov. 29 | Not announced in March | Added since then |
The Significance of a First
LISA’s team framed the residency as a milestone for K-pop. The statement called it “the first K-pop artist to have a Vegas residency.”
That framing matters. The under-ten-minute sell-out speaks to the strength of the demand.
A Career Built on Response
LISA has built a career around delivering what her fans want. This residency is the latest proof of that.
The residency is titled Viva La Lisa. It is a solo project.
The documentary, Always Lalisa, offers a look at her year of solo work. Fans who watch it before attending might walk in with a better sense of what goes into a performance of this scale.
For a residency this historic, the quick response to demand is itself a statement. LISA heard her fans, and she acted on it.
Source material: “LISA of BLACKPINK Adds New Dates to Las Vegas Residency In Response to ‘Overwhelming Demand’,” Billboard.
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