Las Vegas will see the return of Jack Harlow. Together, Missionary Jack and Zouk Nightclub at Resorts World have announced a residency in Sin City until 2023.
At least two Saturday night performances by the “First Class” rapper are set for March 18 and May 27, the latter of which falls on Memorial Day Weekend.
On Tuesday, November 29, Harlow posted a flier announcing the residency on his Instagram Stories with the message, “Back to Vegas,” making the announcement official.
Tickets are currently offered on the Zouk Group website.
“I had a great time performing at Zouk in 2022. The energy was electric and I’m looking forward to returning to Vegas to headline in 2023,” Harlow said in a press release. “See y’all there!”
“Jack Harlow has continued to dominate the charts and we are thrilled to have him within the Zouk Group family as we head into 2023,” added Ronn Nicolli, vice president of Zouk Group Las Vegas. “We’ve curated an unparalleled roster of headlining talent and we look forward to continuing to provide an epic experience for guests.”
Rapper Harlow is not the first to hold a residency in Las Vegas. La Flame appeared on the nightclub stage on a few occasions throughout 2022 thanks to a previous collaboration between Zouk and Travis Scott’s Road To Utopia residency.
The Generation Now rapper appears to have been successful all year, as recent triumphs include the first-ever hosting and musical guest appearances on Saturday Night Live.
He was just nominated for three 2023 Grammy Awards: “First Class” was nominated for Best Melodic Rap Performance, “Churchill Downs,” featuring Drake, was nominated for Best Rap Song, and his Come Home The Kids Miss You LP was nominated for Best Rap Album.
The 24-year-old even made an appearance as a playable character in NBA 2K23 alongside J. Cole, the renowned basketball video game series’ first rapper to do so.
For a “limited time only,” the two artists were made available to be employed in the Crossover series in MyTEAM mode. Cole and Harlow each had strong 89 overall ratings for the match.
Jack Harlow was featured on the cover of the Men of the Year issue of British GQ’s 25th anniversary issue earlier in November.
“I don’t feel like I’m a darling in the journalism space,” he said. “I feel like everyone in journalism is so sophisticated right now, or journalism is so sophisticated. I’m not a niche artist. I’m out here killing shit. And I’m a white artist in a Black genre. Journalists can never show me too much love.”
Expect Harlow to keep improving in 2023, in part because of his upcoming role in the White Men Can’t Jump revival.
