Donny Osmond

  • Harrahs

    Five years in, with an AI duet between Donny Osmond and his fourteen-year-old self.

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    THEATER/VENUE

    Harrah’s Showroom at Harrah’s Las Vegas

    HOTEL/LOCATION

    Harrahs

    Run Dates

    Sep 1 – Dec 31, 2026

    SHOW TYPE

    Concert

    AGES

    All Ages

    About the Show

    Donny Osmond has headlined Harrah’s Las Vegas since August 2021, and the show is now in its fifth year on the Strip. It is his first solo residency, following an eleven-year run at the Flamingo alongside his sister, and it draws on a catalog behind 33 gold records and more than 100 million albums sold.

    The production’s centerpiece is a genuine piece of stagecraft: Osmond performs a duet with a three-dimensional AI recreation of his fourteen-year-old self, built from original multi-track masters recorded more than fifty years ago. The rest of the show moves through his career decade by decade, directed by Raj Kapoor with choreography by Emmy winners NAPPYTABS. A separately ticketed VIP pre-show adds a meet-and-greet, photo, and Q&A.

    Choose it if you grew up with his music, if you want a headliner who has clearly kept refining the same room for five years, or if an early curtain suits your evening. Skip it if you’re after a current chart act, a loud production spectacle, or a late show.

    When It’s Playing

    Showtimes

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    Who It’s For

    Seventies Pop Fans

    Built for anyone whose radio years ran from the Osmonds through the solo hits, with a career retrospective that spans all of it.

    Early-Evening Planners

    An early 7:30 p.m. curtain leaves the rest of the night open for dinner or a second show.

    Multi-Generation Groups

    All ages are admitted, and the material reaches grandparents and grandkids without anyone being talked down to.

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