US EditionAfter Decade-Long Touring Hiatus, Beloved Ska-Punk Band Books 12-Show Vegas Residency
No Doubt expanded their Las Vegas Sphere residency to 12 shows in May 2026, performing in a 17,600-seat venue known for advanced sound and visuals.
- No Doubt expanded its Las Vegas residency to 12 nights, with tickets going on sale Friday, Oct. 17, and presale starting Oct. 15, 10am PT.
- No Doubt reunited in 2024 for Coachella and performed at the Fire Aid benefit, paving the way for their Las Vegas residency at the Sphere.
- The Sphere offers immersive visuals and in-round sound, surrounding fans since opening with U2's residency and hosting major acts like Eagles, Dead & Company and Backstreet Boys.
- Adrian Young said the residency offers a special band/fan energy opportunity in a unique venue, while Gwen Stefani said it opens a new visual palette for creativity.
- After rumours on October 10, the band confirmed Sphere dates, marking their first major tour in 14 years and first shows since Coachella 2024.
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After decade-long touring hiatus, beloved ska-punk band books 12-show Vegas residency
No Doubt will return to touring for the first time in more than a decade with a 12-show residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas this May, their longest concert run since 2012, Loudwire reported.
Californian band No Doubt announced the expansion of their concert residence in La Sphere of Las Vegas, adding six new dates due to high demand for tickets.
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No Doubt adds six more shows to its residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas
No Doubt has doubled the number of nights it will play the Sphere in Las Vegas, announcing six more shows even as a pre-sale for the first six was still underway on Wednesday. The new dates for No Doubt’s residency at the venue are May 21, May 23-24, May 27, and May 29-30. Last week the band announced the first six shows on May 6, May 8-9, May 13, and May 15-16. Anyone who had registered for the presale by the deadline on Monday, Oct. 13. now ha…
No Doubt will play more shows during its Las Vegas concert series next year. The group, fronted by Gwen Stefani, had already announced six shows between May 6 and 16, but announced six more dates Wednesday evening.
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