Mötley Crüe announce fourth Las Vegas residency for spring 2027

Mötley Crüe will return to Las Vegas for an eight-show residency in spring 2027. The band has confirmed Carnival of Sins at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, running through April 3, 2027, according to Billboard. It is the group's fourth residency in the city.

The dates are March 19, 20, 24, 26, 27 and 31, followed by April 2 and 3. A residency is a run of shows staged in one venue, rather than a tour that moves from city to city. All eight nights will be held at the Caesars Palace venue.

The title comes from the band's 2006 live album, Carnival of Sins. Fans will vote on the setlist, the ordered list of songs played each night. The band said the vote will bring some songs back to the stage for the first time in decades. Details of how voting will work have not yet been confirmed.

A portion of proceeds from the run will go to Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth. The Las Vegas-based charity supports young people experiencing homelessness. The donation was confirmed as part of the residency announcement.

The new run follows three previous Las Vegas stays. The first, Takes On Sin City, opened in 2012. Evening In Hell followed in 2013. The most recent run was an 11-show stay at Dolby Live at Park MGM that kicked off March 28.

That Dolby Live run had been delayed because singer Vince Neil required a medical procedure, as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. It was also the band's first Las Vegas residency since guitarist Mick Mars departed.

For fans, this means more say than usual. A fan vote puts lesser-played songs in contention alongside the nightly favourites. The full list will only become clear when the band opens voting closer to March.