In some swell Christmas news, Robbie Williams has announced he’s embarking on another Las Vegas residency.
The singer is wanting to entertain us yet again as he confirmed the news this evening, after murmurs of another stint in Sin City sprung up earlier this year.
Taking to Instagram, the Angels hitmaker shared the exciting musical tidbit, urging followers to ready their ticket-buying fingers.
‘I’m so excited to be returning to Las Vegas next year x ‘Robbie Williams Live in Las Vegas’ returns to Wynn Las Vegas in March and April 2020,’ he wrote on Tuesday of his return to the Encore Theatre.
Tickets will go on sale on 19 November with those who pre-order his latest album, The Christmas Present, to gain priority access to the tix.
At this stage, he’ll perform eight shows from 24 March, going through to 4 April.
His first residency in March this year was a massive success, with sell-out shows at the Wynn Hotel cementing his return to the US as he prepared to take on the States yet again.
In July this year it was suggested the superstar was about to ink a fresh deal that would see him stay in Vegas a little longer.
‘They’re trying to thrash out a deal which could see him there for at least a year,’ an insider told The Mirror.
They added: ‘He’s only played 15 dates there so far since March but is about to announce a further three dates at the end of July.’
It’s still not clear whether his latest performance will be a re-doing of his recent set, including toe-tapping covers and Robbie’s own tunes, or something completely new.
Robbie said of his return to the stage: ‘I’m so excited to be returning to Las Vegas for new residency dates next year.
‘To have my own run of Vegas shows was a real dream come true and I can’t wait to come back.’
‘Robbie Williams is coming back to where he belongs – Las Vegas,’ added Bobby Reynolds, Senior Vice President of AEG Presents Las Vegas. ‘Robbie’s personality and style are as unique as this town and we couldn’t be happier to have him back at Wynn.
‘Robbie packed the house every night with audience members from near and far. Whether they had seen him one time or one hundred times, the crowd all had one thing in common: they loved the show!’
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