Illenium Announces Sphere Residency and New Album

Illenium will become the second electronic artist to hold a residency at Sphere in Las Vegas with a six-show run titled Odyssey, scheduled for March 2026.

Alongside the residency announcement, the producer (born Nick Miller) revealed a new album also called Odyssey. This will be his first full-length release since his 2023 self-titled record and his first project following his recent deal with Republic Records.

While a firm release date for the album has not been disclosed, the Sphere performances are set for March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 and 14, 2026. Presale tickets for the Odyssey residency at Sphere begin on September 23, with general public sales opening on September 26.

A press statement accompanying the announcement notes that Sphere “will be the only place fans will be able to experience Illenium’s forthcoming sixth studio album live.” The artist also shared a teaser video of the project on his social channels. View the teaser on Instagram.

“Odyssey is a journey of self-discovery and acceptance,” Illenium said in a statement. “It’s a moment where fans feel understood, a space where we’re all together and present for that same emotional escape. I’m looking forward to welcoming everyone to this experience, especially at Sphere.”

The announcement coincides with a new Illenium track titled “Forever,” which will be featured in the Odyssey performances, alongside his recently released single “In My Arms,” a collaboration with Hayla.

Illenium’s residency further establishes Sphere as a major platform for electronic and dance artists. Anyma was the first electronic headliner there in late 2024 and early 2025, with support appearances from artists such as Peggy Gou, John Summit, Solomun, Mike Dean and Layla Benitez.

The venue has also hosted Unity, the collaborative production from Tomorrowland and Insomniac Events, which has featured nights curated by artists including Kaskade, Chase & Status and Alan Walker. The Unity run continues into October with additional nights showcasing Meduza & James Hype, Slander, Sara Landry and Subtronics.

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