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Styx Adds Five 2027 Las Vegas Residency Dates as Fall 2026 Tour Continues

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Styx has confirmed a new five-night residency at the Venetian Theatre inside the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, adding to its 2027 concert calendar. The announcement, made on September 14 and 15, 2026, brings the band’s total number of scheduled shows for 2027 up to seven.

The newly added Las Vegas dates are set for January 29, January 30, February 3, February 5 and February 6, 2027. This engagement will be Styx’s seventh consecutive year holding a residency in Las Vegas.

  • All five 2027 Venetian Theatre shows are scheduled to begin at 8:30 PM.
  • Styx already had a January 8, 2027 date booked alongside Cheap Trick at the Venue at Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, California.
  • Styx’s 18th studio album, Circling From Above, came out in July 2025.

What Songs Will Styx Play During the 2027 Las Vegas Residency?

The 2027 run carries the title “The Hits” and is billed as a set pulling from across Styx’s full catalog rather than one specific record. That’s a change from the band’s 2026 Venetian Theatre residency, during which Styx performed its 1978 album Pieces of Eight from start to finish.

How to Get Tickets for Styx’s 2027 Las Vegas Shows

Citi cardmembers can access a presale for the new dates starting at 1PM ET/10AM PT on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, running through Thursday, September 17. General tickets go on sale to the public at 1PM ET/10AM PT on Friday, September 18, 2026, through Ticketmaster, VenetianLasVegas.com, the Venetian box office, or by phone.

Styx’s Fall 2026 Tour and Rockin’ in Paradise

Before heading back to Las Vegas, Styx is finishing out a North American tour that runs from early October through early December 2026. The itinerary includes stops in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Florida, Canada, Illinois, Minnesota and Montana.

Among the fall highlights is the second annual Rockin’ in Paradise event in Miramar Beach, Florida, running October 8 through 10, 2026. Styx will headline that gathering alongside 38 Special, Tesla, former Eagles guitarist Don Felder, the Marshall Tucker Band and Jefferson Starship.

Styx 2026-2027 Tour Dates

  • October 2: Selbyville, DE, Freeman Arts Pavilion
  • October 3: Pittsburgh, PA, Citizens Live at the Wylie
  • October 4: West Springfield, MA, The Big E 2026
  • October 8-10: Miramar Beach, FL, Rockin’ in Paradise with Styx + Friends 2026
  • October 17-18: St. John’s, Canada, JAG Soundhouse
  • October 21: Halifax, Canada, Scotiabank Centre
  • October 22: Moncton, Canada, Casino New Brunswick
  • October 24: Quebec City, Canada, Centre Videotron
  • October 25: Gatineau, Canada, Casino du Lac-Leamy
  • October 26: Laval, Canada, Place Bell
  • November 5: Waukegan, IL, Genesee Theatre
  • November 6: Welch, MN, Treasure Island Resort and Casino
  • November 7: Carlton, MN, Black Bear Casino Resort
  • December 4: Billings, MT, First Interstate Arena at MetraPark
  • January 8, 2027: Lincoln, CA, Venue at Thunder Valley Casino Resort (with Cheap Trick)
  • January 29, 2027: Las Vegas, NV, Venetian Resort’s Venetian Theatre
  • January 30, 2027: Las Vegas, NV, Venetian Resort’s Venetian Theatre
  • February 3, 2027: Las Vegas, NV, Venetian Resort’s Venetian Theatre
  • February 5, 2027: Las Vegas, NV, Venetian Resort’s Venetian Theatre
  • February 6, 2027: Las Vegas, NV, Venetian Resort’s Venetian Theatre
  • February 23, 2027: Stamford, CT, Palace Theatre

More Info

  • Styx Adds Five More 2027 Dates Before Launching Fall Tour | Ultimate Classic Rock
  • Styx Returning to The Venetian Theatre for 2027 Residency | ticketnews.com
  • Styx Adds Five More 2027 Dates Before Launching Fall Tour | drgnews.com
  • Styx Announce 2027 Las Vegas Residency at the Venetian Resort | Consequence

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