If You Had My Love
Love Don't Cost a Thing
Got a Lot o' Livin' to Do
Get Right
I'm Real (with Ja Rule)
Feelin' So Good
Jenny From the Block
I'm Into You
Girls
Booty
Feel the Light
I Hope You Dance
Ain't It Funny
All I Have
Hold It Don't Drop It
Quimbara
Quien Sera
Let's Get Loud
TENS
Waiting for Tonight
Dance Again
On the Floor
She doesn't sing barely anything live, it's mostly her backup singers. I can't see people going to see her because she doesn't have that many songs to do.
Its funny, the people who never see her live tells that Jlo doesn't sing live when most of the times she sings live and dances, unlike their favorite singer (!)
She doesn't sing barely anything live, it's mostly her backup singers. I can't see people going to see her because she doesn't have that many songs to do.
Jennifer Lopez will begin her Planet Hollywood residency on Jan. 20.
Few people embody the balancing act of modern celebrity better than Jennifer Lopez. On Jan. 20, the singer, actress, fashion icon, reality TV competition judge and awards show hostess will add a new title to her already impressive resume: Las Vegas headliner.
Lopez is the latest artist to join the powerful ranks of Caesars Entertainment resident performers, a roster that currently includes Celine Dion, Elton John, Mariah Carey and Britney Spears and has previously boasted Bette Midler and Rod Stewart. Lopez, perhaps more than any of the others, is at the height of her career, as relevant (and busy) right now as she's ever been. As such, she's on the leading edge of a trend that has performers booking recurring Vegas shows not at the close of their careers but right in the juicy heart of their popularity.
Lopez’s Planet Hollywood residency, ‘All I Have,’ is a seven-act sprint through her venerable and varied career.
Titled "All I Have," Lopez's Planet Hollywood residency aims to deliver just that: a seven-act sprint through the 46-year-old's venerable and varied career that showcases its star's talents as a singer, dancer and ageless beauty.
It will touch down in different genres along the way, from hip-hop to salsa, Broadway, funk and electronic dance music, allowing Lopez to rearrange her songs into fresh, new experiences for her Vegas audience while showing off her twin trademarks of bold fashion and booty.
Show directors Napoleon and Tabitha D'umo — former Las Vegans who've worked with Cirque du Soleil and Jabbawockeez and are best known for choreographing Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance" — describe it as "theater meets pop show," a hybrid concert and production show with elaborate set changes, lavish costumes, a live band, 16 dancers and Lopez at the center of the action, connecting with the crowd inside the relatively intimate Axis Theater and giving it all she has, night after night.
from what i've seen as of her recent performances, she's always singing live while also serving very heavy choreo
