Why Blake Shelton Missed Gwen Stefani, No Doubt’s Opening Night at Las Vegas Sphere
The 21-song launch leaned on 10 tracks from Tragic Kingdom, while quick sellouts pushed the residency to 12 shows.
- On Wednesday, No Doubt kicked off their 18-show residency at Sphere Las Vegas with a 21-song concert centered on their 1995 breakthrough album, 'Tragic Kingdom.'
- Originally booked for six shows, the residency expanded to 18 dates due to quick sellouts and increased demand, celebrating the band's 'Tragic Kingdom' breakthrough.
- Band members Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Adrian Young, and Tom Dumont performed 10 of the album's 14 tracks, with 'mind blowing' visuals and rarities including 'Trapped in a Box.'
- Stefani becomes the first female headliner at the venue, joining classic rockers and dance producers who have performed at the Sphere since its September 2023 opening.
- While their commercial peak occurred last century, the Southern California band's recent reunion success indicates fans still want to see the group, which has been making music for nearly 40 years.
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Why Blake Shelton Missed Gwen Stefani, No Doubt’s Opening Night at Las Vegas Sphere
Blake Shelton was notably absent from wife Gwen Stefani and her band No Doubt’s opening night of their Las Vegas residency, but the country singer shared his extremely valid reason.
No Doubt Set List: Every Song Played at Sphere Residency Opener in Las Vegas
No Doubt kicked off their Las Vegas residency tonight at Sphere, giving a first look at what to expect from the 12 shows they have booked at the venue. The quartet, consisting of Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont and Adrian Young, initially announced the run of shows at Sphere in October 2025, revealing that it would be a six-night limited engagement. A few weeks later, they tacked on another six dates to extend the residency through the en…
Where to Get Last-Minute Tickets to No Doubt’s Sphere Residency
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Now that the psychedelic dust has settled on Phish’s epic Sphere run, it’s time for the checkerboard to come out. No Doubt‘s eagerly anticipated Sphere residency kicks off this week — the band was originally set to perform a total of 12 dates through May, but they added six new dates in June due to dema…
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