Leona Lewis A Starry Night

A Starry Night^[1] was a concert residency by British singer-songwriter Leona Lewis. It began on 30 October 2025 at Voltaire at The Venetian Las Vegas, and concluded on 3 January 2026. The residency marks Lewis' first set of shows in the United States, and includes material from her christmas album Christmas, with Love (2013), alongside covers of songs by artists such as Frank Sinatra and Whitney Houston.^[2]

In July 2025, Lewis announced the residency through an Instagram post, revealing 34 dates scheduled to take place between 30 October 2025 and 3 January 2026.^[3] Commenting on the residency, Lewis stated "I’m elated to bring this show to Voltaire as it’s been years in the making, made specially for my fans", and "Christmas has always been such a special time for me and my family and there’s nothing quite like the energy of Las Vegas during the holidays. Can’t wait to take the stage!".^[4][5]

In an interview with People magazine in December 2025, Lewis explained her reason for not previously touring in America, stating: "I didn’t really have time to just come here to America and tour because I was having to travel everywhere", and "I feel like I’m getting a second chance to do that, which is lovely". She also discussed her intentions with the show, stating: "With this show I would love it if I could come off [stage] and people just know me more as a person", while expressing that she hopes the shows would expose her UK christmas hit "One More Sleep" to a U.S. audience, stating: "I'm excited to expose that song more [in the U.S.] through the show".^[6]

According to Em Jurbala of Las Vegas Magazine, the show "opens with a phone call from Coco, Lewis’ daughter, which really sets the show’s upbeat yet sentimental tone", where Lewis "uses her stunning voice to perform holiday classics like "Winter Wonderland" and "Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town", and includes "breathtaking fashion moments, including some fantastically voluminous opera gloves and a shimmering gown that cascades down from the hanging moon prop from which Lewis sings "Fly Me to the Moon". Further, "upbeat hits like “Mr Right” and “One More Sleep” infuse energy into this winter wonderland", and the show includes "a phenomenal performance of chart-topping hit “Bleeding Love".^[7]