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Rock The Bells: The Residency wraps LL COOL J's own hits inside a guided run through hip-hop's defining eras, with DJs and special guests along the way.
LL COOL J's Rock The Bells: The Residency is a hip-hop concert at Dolby Live inside Park MGM, built around the Grammy-winning rapper and the music that carried a New York movement around the world.
The night isn't a straight run of his catalog. DJs and special guest performances share the program, and storytelling moves through hip-hop's defining eras, so his own songs sit in the middle of a larger history. "Mama Said Knock You Out," "Around the Way Girl" and "Going Back to Cali" are among the hits he has to work with.
If you grew up with these records, hearing them alongside the stories and artists that shaped them is the draw. It suits a group night out or anyone who knows every word and wants to rap along in a full room.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an LL COOL J show in Las Vegas?
Yes, LL COOL J performs Rock The Bells: The Residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM in Las Vegas. It's billed as a celebration of hip-hop, and the lineup includes DJs and special guest performances. Check the dates widget on this page for the nights currently available.
What will I hear at the LL COOL J residency?
The LL COOL J residency at Dolby Live includes his own hits such as "Mama Said Knock You Out," "Around the Way Girl" and "Going Back to Cali." Around them, the show features DJs, special guest performances and storytelling that travels through hip-hop's defining eras.
Where is the LL COOL J show held?
LL COOL J's Rock The Bells residency takes place at Dolby Live, the theater at Park MGM Las Vegas. The venue and the property both appear on this page, so you can plan your trip around a single stop on the Strip.
Is LL COOL J a good show for a group night out?
LL COOL J's Rock The Bells residency fits a group night out, especially for fans of old-school hip-hop. The show mixes his chart hits with DJs and guest performers, so friends who know different eras of the music all get something to rap along to.
