No Doubt Reunites to Headline the Las Vegas Sphere in 2026

Gwen Stefani once sang about wanting a “Simple Kind of Life,” but her real life is about to get anything but simple. Billboard confirmed that the pop icon will be the first woman ever to headline the Sphere in Las Vegas, the 17,600-seat globe-shaped arena.

The news, first reported by TMZ, is a major milestone for Stefani, who is also bringing her old crew back together. That’s right—No Doubt will join her for a run of six shows at the state-of-the-art venue that has already hosted big names like U2, Eagles, Dead & Company, and Backstreet Boys.

Fans eager to grab tickets will have to be patient. The concerts are scheduled for 2026, since the Sphere’s calendar is packed through mid-April with shows from Zac Brown Band, Eagles, Backstreet Boys, and Illenium. By the time Stefani takes the stage, anticipation will be sky-high.

And this is not just another show—it is a return to the spotlight for No Doubt. The group split back in 2015 and has only reunited a few times since. Most recently, they performed at the 2025 FireAid benefit concert in January, raising money for victims of the Pacific Palisades fire with a fiery medley from their Tragic Kingdom album.

Of course, fans still remember the band’s high-energy reunion at Coachella in 2024. Their 80-minute set pulled from every corner of their catalog, from “Just a Girl” to “Don’t Speak” to “Hella Good.” The crowd went wild when Olivia Rodrigo joined them on stage to sing “Bathwater.”

If those performances proved anything, it is that No Doubt has not lost their edge. Pair that with the mind-blowing visuals of the Las Vegas Sphere, and you have a concert experience unlike anything else.

For Gwen Stefani, the milestone is both personal and historic. She will not only cement her place as a trailblazer but also make sure her music, past and present, shines on one of the biggest stages in the world.