Mariah Carey Set For Sin City Return With All-New Vegas Residency

Mariah Carey might have a whole lot of drama surrounding her, but it’s not stopping her from pursuing her first love — music. The “Butterfly” singer just announced that she’ll be taking Sin City by storm this summer for another Las Vegas residency. Click through to read more about her upcoming performances!

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It was just this month when Mariah’s ex-manager Stella Bulochnikov accused her of sexual harassment, claiming the pop star “did sexual things in her presence.” About a week after that, Mariah’s team clapped back with a statement addressing the claims, simply saying, they “won’t respond to lies and threats.”

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And around that same time, Mariah went public with her bipolar disorder diagnosis, assuring fans that she’s “just in a really good place right now.” So, it's safe to say, the mom of two (she has 7-year-old twins Monroe and Moroccan) has had a lot going on lately.

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But, some good news has finally come her way. Mariah just announced an all-new Las Vegas residency, which kicks off in July, titled “The Butterfly Returns.” The “Butterfly” is an ode to her hit 1997 album, but this concert will highlight the 48-year-old’s extensive catalog.

I’m thrilled to be returning to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace with a BRAND NEW residency, THE BUTTERFLY RETURNS, beginning July 5th! Fan Club presale starts Tue 5/1 before the public on sale this Friday at 10am PT! For tickets & all dates visit https://t.co/OHpG7pZ7iY! ❤ 🦋 pic.twitter.com/n0Xv3lXSK3

— Mariah Carey (@MariahCarey) April 30, 2018

She took to Twitter early Monday morning to make the announcement, stating that she’s “thrilled to be returning to the Colloseum at Caesar’s Palace” with a special note that members of her fan club can get a jump on pre-sale tickets as early as May 1!

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Just three years ago, Mariah slayed audiences with her first Vegas residency in 2015, titled “Mariah Carey’s #1s.” According to a statement from Live Nation and Caesar’s Palace, “The Butterfly Returns” will “spotlight a more intimate performance.”

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What do you think about Mariah returning for a new Vegas residency amid the sexual harassment claims against her and her battle with bipolar disorder? Sound off in the comment section!