Illenium Unveils Support Lineup for Spring Sphere Residency

Illenium Unveils Stellar Support Lineup for Groundbreaking ‘Odyssey’ Residency at Sphere Las Vegas
As anticipation builds for his historic six-night residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas this coming March, Illenium has officially revealed the diverse roster of supporting acts joining him for the “Odyssey” experience. The announcement, shared on Wednesday (Dec. 17), highlights a curated selection of electronic music’s most influential names.
The residency is structured to showcase a unique special guest each evening. The journey begins on March 5 with Brazilian house sensation Alok. He is followed on March 6 by the fan-favorite duo Dab the Sky—a collaboration between melodic bass staples Dabin and Said the Sky. On March 7, bass powerhouse Wooli will round out the opening weekend.
The momentum continues the following week, starting March 12 with the rising trio Levity, followed by melodic house veteran Audien on March 13, and dubstep innovator Ray Volpe on March 14. The final stretch of the residency promises high-octane energy, featuring headline-worthy sets from Slander, Shaquille O’Neal (performing as DJ Diesel), and the genre-blending artist Tape B.
This milestone makes Illenium only the second electronic artist to secure a residency at the state-of-the-art venue, following the precedent set by Anyma in late 2024. The residency serves as a grand live companion to Illenium’s upcoming sixth studio album, Odyssey, which is slated for a February 6 release via Republic Records.
“Odyssey is a journey of self-discovery and acceptance,” Illenium shared when the project was first announced. “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.”
According to official statements, the Sphere will be the exclusive destination for fans to witness the new album performed live, utilizing the venue’s unparalleled immersive technology to bring the Odyssey narrative to life.


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