Gwen Stefani is officially returning to her rock roots as she reunites with No Doubt for a series of high-energy shows in Las Vegas next year. The Grammy-winning band will headline six shows in May 2026 at The Sphere, marking their long-awaited comeback and making Stefani, 56, the first female artist to headline the venue since it opened in 2023.
TMZ was the first to break the news, and hours later, the band confirmed their residency through an exciting social media reveal.
Before the official announcement on October 10, No Doubt had teased fans with a mysterious Instagram video urging them to sign up for updates. “Leave your email at the link in bio and we’ll hit you back 🎶🕸️☎️,” the post read.
The teaser coincided with The Sphere’s own Instagram clip showing the massive venue transforming into a glowing orange — a clear nod to No Doubt’s Tragic Kingdom album, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Moments later, the band unveiled a follow-up video of the orange peeling away to reveal Stefani and her bandmates, along with ticket sale details.
“Remain seated, please. Permanecer sentados, por favor. Welcome to the Vegas skyline,” the caption read. “🍊👑 We are pleased to announce our limited engagement run, No Doubt Live @SphereVegas, May 2026.”
Tickets will go on presale starting October 15 at 10 a.m. PT, while general sales open on October 17. Stefani reposted the news on her Instagram Stories, writing, “It’s official 🤍 no doubt. the sphere. Vegas. you. me. let’s go 🕷 gx.”
The Sphere’s 2025–2026 lineup is already stacked, with acts like U2, the Eagles, and the Backstreet Boys taking the stage before No Doubt’s much-anticipated residency.
Since their hiatus in 2015, No Doubt has only performed together twice — first at Coachella 2024, where they surprised fans alongside Olivia Rodrigo, and again at the FireAid concert in Los Angeles earlier this year, performing their ‘90s classics “Just a Girl” and “Don’t Speak.”
Reflecting on their reunion, Stefani told HELLO! Magazine, “Performing at Coachella and feeling all that love for us after all this time was kind of overwhelming. It had been so long, but it was as if we had never been apart.”
No Doubt — consisting of Tom Dumont (guitar), Tony Kanal (bass), and Adrian Young (drums) — has not released a studio album since 2012’s Push and Shove. Meanwhile, Stefani has continued her solo career, most recently dropping her album Bouquet in November 2024.
Speaking to NME before the album’s release, Stefani hinted that a No Doubt reunion was inevitable. “I’m sure we’re gonna do something again at some point,” she said. “It just has to be the right thing that makes sense with all of our schedules.”
