Lady Gaga’s much-anticipated Las Vegas residency will kick off on December 28, 2018, at the Park Theater at the Park MGM. The 27-date residency will run through November 8, 2019, and includes two shows: Lady Gaga Enigma and Lady Gaga Jazz & Piano.

Enigma will be “a brand-new odyssey of [Gaga’s] pop hit built as an experience unlike any other.” Jazz & Piano “will feature stripped-down version of her hits as well as music from the Great American Songbook.”

“We’re creating a show unlike anything I’ve done before,” Lady Gaga said in a statement. “It will be a celebration of all that is unique and different within us.”

Lady Gaga will earn seven figures per night

Stars once sneered at the idea of signing up for a Las Vegas residency — a standing gig in Sin City was a sure sign your career was on the downswing. But after Celine Dion made millions with her popular and hugely successful A New Day… residency, which started in 2002, they started singing a different tune. Since then, everyone from Britney Spears to Elton John has set up shop in Vegas for an extended period.

Big-number deals for residencies are common now, but the money Gaga is commanding is in another category entirely. She’ll be taking home more than $1 million per show, Variety reported in 2017, shortly after the residency was announced. She’ll also likely get a 50% cut of any merchandise sales.

To put those numbers in perspective, Britney Spears, an established Las Vegas draw, is reportedly getting $500,000 per show for her next residency. She’ll also perform at the MGM’s Park Theater, starting in 2019. Her “Piece of Me” residency at Planet Hollywood earned more than $137 million over 248 shows.

Gaga’s getting so much for her residency that industry insiders aren’t convinced the number add up for MGM Resorts, which owns the 5,200-seat Park Theater, Variety reported. Overall, the “Joanne” singer’s deal is said to be worth close to $100 million.

This is how much tickets cost for Lady Gaga Enigma

• The cheapest tickets start at $77.90

Ticket prices for Lady Gaga Enigma and Lady Gaga Jazz & Piano start at $77.90, not including service charges and fees. For the best seats, Little Monsters will need to fork over more than $500, based on pricing on the Ticketmaster website.

Bundled tickets to both shows will also be available for a limited number of dates. Those start at $642, per Ticketmaster. A limited number of VIP packages and meet and greets will also be available.

Members of the Little Monsters fan club get first crack at tickets, with an exclusive pre-sale running from August 8 through August 12. You can sign up for free to get your pre-sale code here. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Monday, August 13, at 10 a.m. PT. Citi cardmembers and M life Rewards loyalty members will also have access to pre-sale tickets.

Nightly rates at the Park MGM hotel start at $46.

Lady Gaga’s residency dates

Here are the dates for Gaga’s 2018-2019 Las Vegas shows.

2018 Enigma dates

• December 28
• December 30
• December 31

2019 Engima dates

• January 17
• January 19
• January 24
• January 26
• January 31
• February 2
• May 30
• June 1
• June 6
• June 8
• June 12
• June 14
• October 17
• October 19
• October 23
• October 25
• October 31
• November 2
• November 6
• November 8

2019 Jazz & Piano dates  

• January 20
• February 3
• June 2
• June 9