Jennifer Lopez Las Vegas finale to air on CBS and Paramount+
Jennifer Lopez's final Las Vegas show is headed to television on Thursday, Nov. 26.
The concert film, titled The JLO Show: Live in Las Vegas, will premiere at 8 p.m. ET on CBS, according to Billboard. It captures the closing performance of her 2025-26 residency. The news was confirmed on Sept. 17.
The film was recorded on the closing night, rather than assembled from several dates. That means the set, the staging and the audience on screen all come from one evening. It is a concert film in the direct sense, a live show presented for the screen.
The broadcast will also be available to stream on Paramount+. An extended version will stream exclusively on Paramount+, with additional material beyond the CBS edit. Viewers will therefore have two choices, the prime-time transmission and the longer streaming cut.
Distribution is handled by Paramount Global Content Distribution. That business manages sales of a finished film to broadcasters and streaming platforms. Here it covers the path from the Las Vegas stage to CBS and then to Paramount+.
The JLO Show was a residency, a run of concerts fixed at one venue rather than a tour that moves from city to city. It opened at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas during New Year's Eve week 2025. The run included a performance on Jan. 3, 2026 at the same venue.
It played 12 performances in total, and all 12 were sold out. The run closed on March 28. Twelve sold-out shows in one room means every ticket put on sale for the engagement was bought.
The staging was organised in four acts. They were titled "I'll See You in My Dreams," "Tales from Manhattan," "Kiss Kiss, Kill Kill" and "Shall We Dance." The four titles divided the evening into sections, from opening to finale.
Lopez was backed by a full orchestra, a large group of musicians playing together, alongside a vocal ensemble, a group of supporting singers. The company also included 16 dancers. Singers, players and dancers shared the Colosseum stage through the night.
For fans, this means two ways to watch the same closing night. The CBS programme offers the 8 p.m. ET broadcast on Nov. 26. The Paramount+ version keeps that performance available on demand, with the extended cut for those who want more from the final show.
