
Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis are firing up their "Nothing But Hits" show in Las Vegas again this summer. The hitmaking duo is set for a 10-show August run at Voltaire inside The Venetian, with tickets going on sale Friday, June 5. The new dates follow a sold-out stretch earlier this year and will once again feature vocal muscle from Ruben Studdard and Shanice Wilson.
Dates and tickets
According to The Venetian Resort, Jam & Lewis return to Voltaire on select nights between Aug. 7 and Aug. 23, with tickets going on sale Friday at VoltaireLV.com. Fans are directed to the venue box office and its official ticketing partners for seat maps, pricing details and travel package information.
Exact itinerary and what they'll play
BroadwayWorld lays out the August schedule as Aug. 7–9, 12, 14–16 and 21–23, and notes that the earlier spring run at Voltaire sold out. The outlet reports the residency will lean into the duo's catalog with hits like "Escapade," "Can You Stand the Rain," "Human" and "Saturday Love" in the mix.
Guest vocalists and surprise appearances
Coverage of the April shows highlighted how Ruben Studdard and Shanice Wilson handled lead vocals, backed by a full live band and surprise guest turns that gave each night some extra spark. FOX5 Vegas reported on the debut run and its roster when the residency first opened.
Why this matters
Jam & Lewis have helped shape modern R&B over decades of studio work with star artists. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2022, according to the Los Angeles Times, and are five-time Grammy winners, as noted by GRAMMY.com. The Voltaire residency leans into that legacy, mixing behind-the-scenes stories from the studio with full-band performances of the songs they wrote and produced.
Venue notes
Voltaire is billed as an intimate showroom of roughly 1,000 seats inside The Venetian, which helps explain how limited runs can sell out quickly and draw high-profile visitors. Voltaire also lists ticketing options, locals offers and travel packages for upcoming shows.









