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There aren’t many “sure things” in the gambling capital of the world, Las Vegas.

However, Maroon 5’s upcoming 16-concert “M5LV” 2023 residency at the Dolby Live Theater at Park MGM is a clear no-brainer for those rolling the dice on Sin City entertainment.

Not sold?

Well, at all shows, expect Adam Levine and co. to deliver wall-to-wall smash hits like “Memories,” “Payphone,” “Maps,” “Sugar,” and, of course, ‘She Will Be Loved.”

While we’re at it, don’t forget anthems, “Animals,” “Beautiful Mistakes,” “This Love,” “Sunday Morning,” and “Harder To Breathe.”

We’re just getting started — if you can’t tell, Maroon 5 clearly knows how to write hits.

Split into two blocks, the “Moves Like Jagger” group’s first leg of the residency takes place from March 24 through April 8.

Then they’ll finish the run in the summer with a second batch of shows from July 28 through Aug. 12.

There is only one problem.

With 16 shows to choose from, which one is the best deal for you?

That’s where we come in.

Our team combed through ticket prices for all 16 shows at the Dolby Theater and found the lowest price on tickets to get you in the door or close to the stage on Vivid Seats.

So, take a look below, and you just may find a concert that will go down as sweet as “Sugar.”

Maroon 5 2023 tour schedule

Keep scrolling to see the complete calendar featuring all upcoming Maroon 5 “M5LV” concerts, including all dates, show start times, and links to upper and lower-level tickets below.

A complete calendar featuring Maroon 5’s New Year’s Eve concert in Thousand Palms, CA and Feb. 4 gig with Walker Hayes in Scottsdale, AZ, can be found here.

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)

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How to get to Las Vegas to see Maroon 5

In the event you’re now planning a Vegas trip around catching Adam Levine, Jesse Carmichael, James Valentine, Matt Flynn, PJ Morton and Sam Farrar live at the Dolby Theater next year, we recommend securing your flights and hotel plans via Expedia.

If you want to snoop around the web and check out other room and board alternatives, Hotels.com might be the way to see what else the market has to offer.

Maroon 5 new album

Most recently, Maroon 5 released the 12-track record “Jordi” in 2021. The album debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200 andand features collaborations with impressive stars like Megan Thee Stallion, Stevie Nicks, JUICEWRLD, H.E.R., Jason Derulo and many more.

“Jordi” is named after Jordan Feldstein, the group’s manager and Levine’s childhood friend, who passed away in 2017 at 40.

In addition to working with Maroon 5, Feldstein was also the older brother of actors Jonah Hill and Beanie Feldstein.

No word yet on whether or not Maroon 5 will release another album in 2023.

Adam Levine texting controversy

Levine, 43, made headlines in summer 2022 when his steamy text exchanges with 23-year-old model Sumner Stroh broke the internet.

One of Levine’s alleged texts read, “It is truly unreal how f–king hot you are. Like it blows my mind.”

Following the scandal, the married Levine admitted to sending the messages but denied that he ever cheated on his pregnant wife.

For a fuller picture of all the wild events that transpired, start here.

Other Las Vegas residencies in 2023

Las Vegas may be the gambling capital of the world, but the city is no slouch when it comes to entertainment either.

Here are just five of the biggest residencies coming to the Strip in the next few months.

• Adele

• Usher

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