Alanis Morissette Launches Vulnerable 30-Song Vegas Residency

Alanis Morissette has launched her first-ever Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace, blending music, storytelling, and theatrical elements in a deeply personal and emotional performance. Despite her extensive career, Morissette admitted feeling terrified and exposed on stage, revealing she had often hidden behind her bandmates, instruments, and stage elements. Her show includes candid discussions about her life, including her children, late songwriting partner Tim Thorney, struggles with postpartum depression, and experiences with sexual assault, which she also addressed through powerful visuals during her performances. Morissette advocates for highly sensitive persons (HSP) to assume leadership roles, criticizing the lack of empathy in current world leaders. The residency spans multiple dates through early November and uniquely features an intermission, emphasizing a Broadway-like experience that combines music, comedy, dance, and art. Morissette's show has been praised for its vulnerability, energy, and the artist's commitment to connecting deeply with her audience.