Santana Las Vegas Residency 2027 Dates and Presale

Santana added 16 residency shows at House of Blues Las Vegas inside Mandalay Bay for January and May 2027. The public sale starts Friday, October 2, 2026, at 10 a.m. PT, after separate Citi, fan, MGM Rewards, and Live Nation presales.

The artist’s September 28 residency announcement, verified September 30, confirms every date and access window below. This guide helps you choose a date in Las Vegas, find the sale that applies to you, and compare resale listings without mixing the new shows with Santana’s November 2026 dates.

Choose one or two workable dates before a sale opens. All 16 added concerts are scheduled for 8 p.m. PT, so the month, day of the week, travel plan, and available seat locations are the useful differences.

When do Santana Las Vegas tickets go on sale?

The public sale for Santana’s 16 added 2027 Las Vegas shows starts Friday, October 2, 2026, at 10 a.m. PT. Three presale programs open earlier, and the Citi window is the only one with an end time stated in the artist announcement as of September 30, 2026.

Ticket window	Start	Announced group
Citi presale	Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026, 10 a.m. PT	Citi cardmembers; ends Thursday, Oct. 1 at 10 p.m. PT
Fan presale	Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, 10 a.m. PT	Fans
MGM Rewards and Live Nation presales	Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026, 10 a.m. PT	MGM Rewards members and Live Nation customers
Public sale	Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, 10 a.m. PT	General public

The announcement does not provide a fan code or state when the fan, MGM Rewards, or Live Nation windows close. TickPick’s guide to how concert presales work explains the common types of ticket presales.

What are Santana’s 2027 Las Vegas residency dates?

Santana’s 16 added shows are eight dates from January 20–31 and eight dates from May 12–23, 2027. These are individual concert dates, not nightly runs, and every show is scheduled for 8 p.m. PT as of September 30, 2026.

Date	Day	Scheduled time
January 20, 2027	Wednesday	8 p.m. PT
January 21, 2027	Thursday	8 p.m. PT
January 23, 2027	Saturday	8 p.m. PT
January 24, 2027	Sunday	8 p.m. PT
January 27, 2027	Wednesday	8 p.m. PT
January 28, 2027	Thursday	8 p.m. PT
January 30, 2027	Saturday	8 p.m. PT
January 31, 2027	Sunday	8 p.m. PT
May 12, 2027	Wednesday	8 p.m. PT
May 13, 2027	Thursday	8 p.m. PT
May 15, 2027	Saturday	8 p.m. PT
May 16, 2027	Sunday	8 p.m. PT
May 19, 2027	Wednesday	8 p.m. PT
May 20, 2027	Thursday	8 p.m. PT
May 22, 2027	Saturday	8 p.m. PT
May 23, 2027	Sunday	8 p.m. PT

Santana also has eight November 2026 residency dates, but those were already on sale when the 2027 additions were announced. Confirm the year and exact date before entering a primary-sale queue or opening a resale listing.

Which Santana residency date should I choose?

Choose between January and May first, then compare Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday dates against your travel schedule. Each month has two shows on each of those weekdays, so you can keep a backup date without changing the scheduled start time.

• For a midweek trip: Compare January 20 or 27 and May 12 or 19 on Wednesday, plus January 21 or 28 and May 13 or 20 on Thursday.
• For a weekend trip: Compare January 23, 24, 30, or 31 and May 15, 16, 22, or 23.
• For seat choice: Open the map for the exact performance because sections, rows, quantities, and listing disclosures can differ by date.

Do not assume a weekday or one month will cost less. Prices vary by date, section, row, quantity, and market conditions, so compare live listings for the dates that actually fit your plans.

Is there a Santana fan presale code?

Santana’s official announcement does not publish a fan presale code as of September 30, 2026. It identifies the four ticket windows and their start times, as well as the end time of the Citi window.

The announcement directs Citi cardmembers to Citi Entertainment for full presale details. It does not give code instructions for the fan, MGM Rewards, or Live Nation presales.

What is the difference between the primary sale and resale?

The primary sale distributes tickets through the announced sale windows, while resale listings come from ticket holders or sellers after tickets enter the market. A resale listing does not indicate whether primary tickets remain, and the opening of a public sale does not mean that every section appears at once.

If you compare resale options, read the exact date, section, row, quantity, delivery details, and view disclosures before buying. TickPick’s guide to reading a concert ticket listing shows why two options in the same section may not be identical.

TickPick uses all-in pricing, so the displayed listing price is the final price with no buyer fees added at checkout. Your next step is to choose a preferred date and a backup date, note the sale window you can use, and compare the available seat details and final totals.