The entertainment landscape in Las Vegas will look very quite a bit different with some big-name headliners coming and going on the Strip. Less than a year after wrapping up her Planet Hollywood residency, Britney Spears is back. This time, the pop princess will play the Park Theater with a new show, "Britney: Domination" set for an initial run between February and August. The venue will also welcome "Deuces are Wild," the first-ever Las Vegas residency by Aerosmith with 18 performances scheduled between April and July. If that wasn't enough, Lady Gaga will continue her "Enigma" residency at the Park Theater throughout the year, riding a wave of momentum from her leading role in "A Star is Born," which is destined to pick up even more buzz around Oscar season.

Further down the Strip, ZZ Top is returning to the Venetian Theater for an eight-show run in January and February, proving that hits like "Cheap Sunglasses" and "Sharp Dressed Man" never get old. The theater will also welcome a string of eight performances by Chicago in February.

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel will revisit his Vegas roots with the opening of his own comedy club at The LINQ outdoor promenade. The two-story venue will seat up to 300 people and Kimmel is expected to have a hands-on role in choosing the headliners.

On the flip side, a few big names will be wrapping up longtime residencies in 2019. After 8 years, Celine Dion will play the final dates of her current Caesars Palace show in July. Donny & Marie are also saying goodbye. The sibling Osmond duo will play their final dates at the Flamingo in November. Their residency began in 2008 with an initial six-week run and ended up lasting more than a decade.