BLACKPINK’s Lisa / Xportsnews
BLACKPINK member Lisa is once again making headlines globally — this time as the first K-pop artist to secure a Las Vegas residency, a milestone typically reserved for top-tier Western pop acts.
According to U.S. entertainment outlet Deadline on March 30 (local time), Lisa will hold a residency show titled “Viva La Lisa” at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Nevada. The performances are scheduled for Nov. 13 to 14 and Nov. 27 to 28.
BLACKPINK’s Lisa / Captured from Lisa’s social media
Ticket sales will be handled through Ticketmaster, with artist presales opening April 22 for fans who register between April 1 and 19. General sales begin April 23.
Residency shows — where artists perform multiple concerts in a single city over a set period — are considered a benchmark of global ticket power, with stars like Bruno Mars and Jennifer Lopez having headlined similar runs in Las Vegas. Lisa’s entry into that lineup underscores her growing influence beyond K-pop.
BLACKPINK’s Lisa / Xportsnews
The announcement comes as Lisa, who recently turned 29, continues to expand her career across multiple fields. She debuted in 2016 as a member of BLACKPINK and renewed her contract with YG Entertainment for group activities in December 2023. She later launched her own label, LLOUD, in February 2024, marking a new chapter in her solo career.
Her musical output has remained steady, including the release of her first full-length album “Alter Ego” in February last year and the digital single “ROCKSTAR” in June.
Lisa has also stepped into acting, making her debut in the HBO series “The White Lotus Season 3.” While she was submitted for consideration for supporting actress at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, she was not nominated.
Lisa, center, with Ma Dong-seok, left, and Lee Jin-wook / Courtesy of Netflix
Still, her global presence has continued to rise. She performed a “007” tribute stage at the 97th Academy Awards, which was later nominated for choreography at an awards ceremony, and appeared as a presenter at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards.
Looking ahead, Lisa is set to appear in the upcoming Netflix original film “Taigo” alongside actors Ma Dong-seok and Lee Jin-wook, while also taking on a production role in another project, signaling her continued evolution beyond music.
As Lisa expands from K-pop idol to global performer, actress and producer, her next move is drawing growing attention.
This article from Xportsnews is adapted by a generative AI system and edited by The Korea Times.