Jennifer Lopez is bringing the final chapter of her Las Vegas residency to television this Thanksgiving, giving fans a chance to experience The JLO Show from home.
CBS and Paramount+ announced on Sept. 17 that THE JLO SHOW: Live in Las Vegas will premiere on Nov. 26, Thanksgiving night. The concert film captures Lopez’s limited residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, which featured 12 sold out performances.
The 57 year old singer launched the Las Vegas run during New Year’s Eve week in 2025, with the residency eventually wrapping on March 28. Now, footage from the final performance will make its television debut from 8 to 10 p.m. ET/PT on CBS, while the concert film will also stream on Paramount+.
An extended version of the special will be available exclusively on Paramount+.
The film offers more than a collection of Lopez’s biggest performances. At the center of the production is the singer’s personal journey from the Bronx to global superstardom, told through music, storytelling and elaborate stage production.
In the teaser, Lopez looks back on her childhood fascination with musicals, recalling how she would sit in front of the television watching productions such as West Side Story. That early love of musical theater eventually became part of the foundation for her career as a performer.
The concert itself is structured in four acts: I’ll See You in My Dreams, Tales from Manhattan, Kiss Kiss, Kill Kill and Shall We Dance.
Across the production, Lopez revisits more than two decades of her music, performing career-spanning hits including Waiting for Tonight, Jenny from the Block, Love Don’t Cost a Thing, Get Right, On the Floor and Let’s Get Loud.
The show also incorporates contemporary pop songs, Broadway standards and tributes to legendary Las Vegas entertainers, creating a theatrical production that reflects Lopez’s long-standing connection to musicals.
A full orchestra, vocal ensemble and 16 dancers accompany Lopez throughout the performance, adding to the scale of the residency.
The Las Vegas engagement was announced after Lopez hosted the 2025 American Music Awards. Before the residency began, she told PEOPLE that she wanted the shows to give audiences a chance to sing, dance and simply have a good time.
Fans ultimately responded in force, with all 12 performances selling out and people traveling from around the world to see the production.
Now, months after the live residency ended, THE JLO SHOW: Live in Las Vegas will give that audience a second chance to see the spectacle, while introducing the show to viewers who never made it to Caesars Palace.
For Lopez, the concert film also brings her long-running love of performance full circle, turning a Las Vegas stage show inspired by a lifetime of musicals into a Thanksgiving night event for audiences at home.
Source: Compiled from various sources.
