No Doubt Adds Six More Dates to 2026 Sphere Residency in Las Vegas
No Doubt Adds Six Dates to Las Vegas Sphere Residency
By Billboard — Updated Oct. 15, 2025

No Doubt has expanded its upcoming residency at Sphere in Las Vegas, adding six additional performances so more fans can experience the show.
On Wednesday, Oct. 15, the Gwen Stefani–led rock band announced the new dates: May 21, 23, 24, 27, 29 and 30, 2026. The group said the extension was made in response to overwhelming demand.
“Thank you guys for showing up BIG,” the band wrote on Instagram, noting the extra dates were added “because of the incredible response so far.”
Tickets for the newly added dates will be available via Ticketmaster beginning Friday, Oct. 17.
The announcement follows the initial residency reveal less than a week earlier. In addition to these newly added shows, No Doubt will already be performing at Sphere on May 6, 8, 9, 13, 15 and 16, 2026.
When the residency begins, No Doubt will be the first female-fronted act to headline Sphere. Stefani reflected on the milestone and the venue’s capabilities, saying the opportunity “excites me in a new way.” She praised Sphere’s modern, immersive format and said it opens “a whole new visual palette” for the band to explore.
Stefani added that creating a Sphere production with No Doubt “feels like going back in time to relive our history, while also creating something new in a way we never could have imagined.”
Although Sphere only opened recently, it has quickly become a sought-after destination thanks to its immersive technology. Acts such as U2 and Dead & Company have taken the stage there, and artists including the Zac Brown Band, the Eagles, the Backstreet Boys and Illenium are also scheduled at the venue in 2026.
Below is No Doubt’s Instagram announcement about the additional Sphere dates.
Tickets and more information: Ticketmaster.
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