John Fogerty is coming back to the Las Vegas Strip. The Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman will play three nights at PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino on Thursday, February 11, Friday, February 12, and Saturday, February 13, 2027, giving Vegas fans another shot at hearing “Proud Mary,” “Fortunate Son” and “Bad Moon Rising” live.
The run marks a return to the venue following a three-night stand in March 2026 and a New Year's Eve concert that opened his earlier 2026 residency dates, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Tickets are being rolled out in stages: a Citi Entertainment presale begins Wednesday at 10 a.m. Pacific and runs through Thursday at 10 p.m. Pacific, as detailed by FOX5 Las Vegas. Caesars Rewards members and Live Nation All Access customers each get their own presale window starting Thursday at 10 a.m. Pacific, and tickets open to the general public Friday at 10 a.m. Pacific through Ticketmaster.com.
A Family Affair Onstage
Fogerty's live band for the Vegas residency includes his sons Shane and Tyler Fogerty, along with local Las Vegas saxophonist Rob Stone, the Review-Journal reported. The family lineup traces back to 2020, when Fogerty released *Fogerty's Factory*, a 12-track studio album recorded during pandemic lockdowns with Shane, Tyler and daughter Kelsey, per Wikipedia. The album featured his sons, who have also performed with him on tour.
Before settling into Planet Hollywood, Fogerty built his Vegas residency résumé elsewhere on the Strip, including a run at the 1,480-seat Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas starting in 2019, dubbed “My 50-Year Trip” in tribute to Woodstock, along with earlier engagements at The Venetian Theatre, according to the same Review-Journal reporting. PH Live holds roughly 7,000 people and returned to that name in late 2024 after stints as the Bakkt Theater and Zappos Theater.
Ending a Decades-Long Fight Over His Own Songs
Part of what makes this victory lap resonate is the legal battle Fogerty waged to even perform these songs on his own terms. In January 2023, he acquired a majority interest in the global publishing rights to his Creedence Clearwater Revival catalog from Concord, a purchase he said was not a 100% win, as reported by Relix. Fogerty had relinquished his original song publishing rights back in 1980 in order to break free of his Fantasy Records contract, a decision that shadowed decades of his career.
CCR's enduring commercial pull underscores why that fight mattered. Promotional materials for the 2026 Sing Out Loud Festival state that the compilation album *Chronicle: The 20 Greatest Hits* has spent over 14 consecutive years on the Billboard 200 chart, while “Have You Ever Seen The Rain,” “Fortunate Son” and “Bad Moon Rising” have each surpassed 1 billion streams. *Chronicle* is reportedly one of only five albums in music history to cross that 14-year Billboard 200 threshold.
Honors Keep Piling Up
Fogerty's résumé of accolades extends well beyond the charts. In July 2010, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum formally honored his 1985 hit “Centerfield,” making him the only musician ever celebrated at the Cooperstown institution; he performed the song using his custom baseball-bat-shaped “Slugger” guitar, which had been salvaged after being submerged under Nashville floodwaters just months before the ceremony, according to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
More recently, the Songwriters Hall of Fame announced in February 2026 that Fogerty would receive its highest recognition, the Johnny Mercer Award, at its June 2026 gala in New York City, as reported by Sonic Perspectives. Fogerty was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. And in March 2026, American Songwriter reported that he announced a “Hall of Fame Edition” reissue of his 1985 comeback album *Centerfield*, featuring remastered analog tapes and previously unreleased 2024 live performances with his family band.
Fogerty's catalog has a Grammy win and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction to its name, cementing his status as one of the genre's most honored survivors. His February return adds another Strip engagement to Fogerty's Vegas résumé.
