residency
n. C / Un. a series of regular performances by a musician or artist at the same place. Instead of traveling to different cities, the artist stays in one venue for a long time.
n. a period of time during which an artist or performer works at a single venue or institution. Often implies a contractual arrangement for recurring performances over weeks or months.
The famous singer started a two-year residency in Las Vegas.
After years of touring, the band accepted a residency at a local jazz club to work on new material.
The electronic artist's summer residency at the club allowed them to experiment with immersive soundscapes that would be impossible to transport on a traditional international tour.
From reside + -ency or resident + -cy.
Countable when referring to a specific contract or period; uncountable when referring to the general status of being a resident artist.