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Jennifer Lopez is closing out the year in true superstar fashion. On December 30, the global pop icon officially launched her Up All Night Live Residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. The residency will run through March 28, 2026, following the success of her Up All Night European tour last summer.

Night one delivered exactly what fans expect from J.Lo: high energy, precision choreography, bold fashion, and a tightly produced spectacle that celebrated every era of her career. Opening with “Let Me Entertain You,” Lopez immediately set the tone before diving into early career-defining hits like “Waiting for Tonight” and “Jenny From the Block.” At 56, she moved across the stage with the same intensity that defined her rise in the late ’90s and early 2000s.



Throughout the show, JLo leaned into her confidence and cultural impact. Addressing longtime critics of her image with humor, she told the crowd, “If you had this body, you’d be naked too,” earning loud applause. The setlist was designed as a full retrospective, balancing classics with recent material, including “Kiss of the Spider Woman.”

Unexpected covers added depth to the night. Lopez delivered smooth, theatrical renditions of Lana Del Rey’s “Young and Beautiful” and Elvis Presley’s “Heartbreak Hotel,” offering a nod to Las Vegas tradition while keeping the show modern. The night ended on a euphoric high with “Let’s Get Loud.

Full Setlist – Up All Night Live Residency (Night 1)

Act 1

Let Me Entertain You (cover) 

Waiting for Tonight/Mambo 

Jenny From The Block

Do It Well

Act 2

Love Don’t Cost a Thing

I’m a Woman (cover)

Ain’t Your Mama

Louboutins

Ain’t It Funny

I’m Real

All I Have

Get Right

Act 3

Kiss of the Spider Woman

Whatever Lola Wants (cover)

I’m Into You

El Anillo

Young and Beautiful (cover)

If You Had My Love

Heartbreak Hotel (cover)

Booty

Act 4

Get Happy (cover)

Dance Again

Play

On the Floor

Tens

Don’t Rain on My Parade (cover)

Let’s Get Loud

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