No Doubt Launches Historic Las Vegas Sphere Residency

Marking the 30th anniversary of *Tragic Kingdom*, No Doubt’s “No Doubt Live at Sphere” is the band’s first extended concert run in nearly 14 years. After reunion appearances at Coachella 2024 and the FireAid benefit in January 2025, the group announced an 18-date residency at the Sphere, The Venetian, Las Vegas. The engagement makes No Doubt the venue’s first female-fronted headliner.

USA Today

The residency features the original lineup—lead vocalist Gwen Stefani, bassist Tony Kanal, guitarist Tom Dumont, and drummer Adrian Young. Visuals, directed by Baz Halpin, use the Sphere’s 1.2 million LED screens and 167 000 speakers.

New York Post

The residency runs May 6 – June 13 2026 for 18 shows. The original 12-date schedule was expanded by six dates after demand. Ticket prices range from $124 to $139 for the opening night, with premium seats above $400 on resale. The opening setlist featured “Tragic Kingdom,” “Excuse Me Mr.…,” “Spiderwebs,” “Hella Good,” and “Underneath It All.”

Rolling Stone

The Sphere’s statement called the residency “the band’s first extended run of shows in nearly 14 years” and noted Gwen Stefani “becomes the first female headliner at the Sphere.” No Doubt’s release described the venue as “a unique and modern space that opens up a whole new visual palette for us to be creative.” Stefani also said the opportunity to create a show at the Sphere excites her in a new way.

Variety Magazine

• “I want people to come and make it feel, like, really nostalgic,” — Gwen Stefani, *The Tonight Show* interview

New York Post

• “There’s nothing like it in terms of sound and visuals,” — Adrian Young, Rolling Stone interview

Rolling Stone

• “ The band are working with director and producer Baz Halpin on the show’s visuals, who previously told Rolling Stone, “This will be a journey through the most important moments in the history of No Doubt.” — Baz Halpin, Rolling Stone interview

Rolling Stone

The residency demonstrates how legacy acts can leverage immersive technology to re-engage audiences while advancing gender representation in large-scale venue headlining. Industry analysts note that the Sphere’s high-capacity, high-tech format is attracting a new wave of legacy performers seeking experiential concerts beyond traditional tours.

Gwen Stefani opens No Doubt’s Las Vegas Sphere residency tonight, first shows in 14 years

None of the reviewed sources reported criticism or opposition to the residency.

Variety Magazine

Sources differ on the originally announced number of shows (12 versus “12 shows” later “tacked on another six dates”) and on the lowest ticket price ($124 versus $139). No source provided attendance figures for the opening night.

Rolling Stone

After the Las Vegas run, Gwen Stefani is slated for festival appearances at Ottawa Bluesfest (July 9-19, 2026) and Oceans Calling (September 25-27, 2026). Band members have hinted that the immersive production could inspire new studio material, though no official announcement has been made.

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