Lindsey Stirling is bringing her Snow Waltz holiday tour back to the Las Vegas Strip, with three shows scheduled at The Venetian Theatre on December 16, 18 and 19 at 7 p.m. The rock violinist and dancer's return builds on a residency she started just last December, and tickets go on sale to the general public on August 14 at 10 a.m.
The engagement was first reported by FOX5 Vegas, which detailed the show's lineup of arrangements of holiday classics and original songs alongside choreography and large-scale visuals designed to appeal to fans of all ages. Tickets start at $65 plus fees and are available through Ticketmaster, venetianlasvegas.com, Venetian Resort box offices, or by phone, according to the station's report. Citi card members get first access to presale tickets beginning August 12 at 10 a.m. through August 14 at 9 a.m., with additional tour presales running through the week before the general on-sale, per the same account.
Fans looking for more than a seat can upgrade to VIP packages sold separately at lindseystirlingvip.com. Those tickets include front-row seats, a meet-and-greet, new merchandise, a gingerbread house photo opportunity, an opportunity to film a holiday video with Stirling, and a pre-show experience featuring a Christmas gallery of costumes and memorabilia, the outlet reports.
A Return Engagement Built on Last Year's Run
This isn't Stirling's first holiday stop at the venue. She previously brought the Snow Waltz show to The Venetian Theatre for a three-night engagement in December 2025, with those performances running from December 10 through December 13, according to Las Vegas Weekly. Her December 2026 return builds on that pattern of intimate Las Vegas holiday residencies, per the publication's coverage of her established relationship with the venue. The theatre itself sits inside The Venetian Resort and features a tri-level layout seating roughly 1,800 patrons, a playhouse originally designed to house a custom production of Phantom of the Opera, according to the resort's own venue information.
That intimate scale stands in sharp contrast to Stirling's reach online. As of April 2026, her official YouTube channel has accumulated 14.3 million subscribers and more than 4.4 billion total video views, according to information compiled on Wikipedia. She created the channel in 2007 to bypass traditional record label barriers, per the same source, and her 2012 breakout single Crystallize went on to become the eighth-most-watched video of that year on YouTube, amassing over 177 million views according to background compiled by The Kennedy Center.
Holiday Chart Success and a Second Christmas Album
Snow Waltz marks Stirling's second holiday album, following her first Christmas record, Warmer in the Winter, which reached No. 1 on both the U.S. Top Classical Albums chart and the Top Holiday Albums chart, per FOX5 Vegas. Snow Waltz itself topped the classical chart and reached No. 2 on the holiday chart, the station reports. Stirling's recording of Carol of the Bells, meanwhile, went gold and became the first instrumental song to reach the top five on radio, according to the outlet's reporting.
Those holiday hits sit alongside a broader recording career that includes her seventh studio album, Duality, released in 2024 and promoted through a 44-city international summer tour, as Hoodline previously reported. Stirling has also won two Billboard Music Awards for Top Dance/Electronic Album, taking the honor for her 2014 album Shatter Me in 2015 and her 2016 album Brave Enough in 2017, both of which debuted near the top of the Billboard 200 chart, according to KTAR News.
From Reality TV Reject to Vegas Headliner
Stirling's path to the Strip started far from a sold-out theater. She first reached a national television audience in 2010 during Season 5 of NBC's America's Got Talent, performing as a self-described hip-hop violinist and advancing to the quarter-finals before being eliminated, with judges panning her early efforts to dance while playing violin, according to Rotten Tomatoes. She later found a bigger stage in November 2017, competing on Season 25 of ABC's Dancing with the Stars alongside professional partner Mark Ballas and finishing as runner-up behind actor Jordan Fisher, per background compiled on the show's history.
Beyond the music, one dollar from every ticket sold for Stirling's live shows is automatically donated to her nonprofit, The Upside Fund, according to information posted by the Rio Rancho Events Center, which focuses on healthcare advocacy and medical debt relief. Stirling founded the organization in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic following a personal family medical emergency, and it has eliminated more than $17 million in patient medical debt through partnerships with nonprofits including Undue Medical Debt and Dollar For as of 2026, according to Shore Fire Media.
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