Donny Osmond Renews Harrah’s Residency, Enhances Show

American singer Donny Osmond has unveiled a renewed and revamped residency at Harrah’s Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. The musician teased that he has added a variety of new songs to his lineup.

The Residency Has Been Renewed

Donny Osmond is set to renew his residency production at Harrah’s Showroom in Harrah’s Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. The new residency is set to kick off on September 5, 2026, and run through June 21, 2027.

Per the agreement, Osmond’s shows will take place at 7:30 pm Tuesdays through Saturdays, providing visitors with plenty of opportunities to enjoy his performances. Tickets will be available for purchase at Ticketmaster.

The deal’s launch coincides with Labor Day. It effectively extends Osmond’s residency to six years since the showman’s initial agreement with Harrah’s in August 2021.

Crazy Horses Joins the Lineup

According to Osmond, his team has added another song by The Osmonds to the lineup. The new song is Crazy Horses, a rather unusual piece by The Osmonds, which is said to have been a favorite of Ozzy Osbourne and Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon.

We’ve had all these people saying they we’re such closet fans of the Osmonds. Simon Le Bon told me, ‘It’s just not cool to say that we used to like the Osmonds, but “Crazy Horses” was just so out of the realm of who we thought the Osmonds were.’

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While Osmond promised that Crazy Horses is joining his lineup, he didn’t announce when exactly this would happen.

The Renewed Show Will Feature New Songs and Effects

In any case, Osmond’s shows usually allow audience members to request any song from a set list. He said that his team is currently working hard on enhancing the renewed residency with new special effects and horses appearing on the screen. According to him, the performance will be “just out of this world.”

It won’t be like anything else in the show. It’s going to have whole new elements, and it’s going to be so cool.

Donny Osmond

In addition to that, Osmond has added a new original called Moment in Time to his lineup, replacing In My Life by The Beatles.

The new show will also feature the recreated Puppy Love scene, as well as a 10-minute “Auto-rap-ography” hip-hop suite detailing his career.

Osmond said that he is impressed by what technology can achieve now and said that he is looking forward to delivering a new and exciting experience to his audiences.