In her third Las Vegas residency, the queen of R&B celebrates her 2005 album The Emancipation of Mimi, a proudly hip-hop-influenced project produced with Atlanta visionary Jermaine Dupri. The album signified a new era for the then-pop star who had recently parted ways with her record label after a slew of bad press around her 2001 film Glitter. Emancipation, which invokes Carey’s childhood nickname, was, in many ways, a reintroduction. In addition to reframing Carey as an exceptional soul and gospel singer (“Joy Ride,” “Fly Like a Bird”), the record placed her firmly at the center of what would become the defining commercial sound of the next decade: the breathy, flirty, clubby crossover space between hip-hop and R&B (“It’s Like That,” Shake It Off”). It was also a runaway success, earning eight (!) Grammy nominations and catapulting Carey to new heights of superstardom. Which is all to say, it deserves celebrating. Explore the full set list here and put yourself in the crowd.