Last night, No Doubt — comprised of Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont, and Adrian Young — opened their residency at Sphere in Las Vegas, marking the first of 18 scheduled performances. The band opened with “Tragic Kingdom,” performing the song live for the first time in nearly 20 years, before playing tracks including “Don’t Speak,” “Hella Good,” “Ex-Girlfriend,” and “Just A Girl.” The production incorporated large-scale visuals, interstitial segments, and archival footage from the band’s early years through the present day.
In conjunction with the residency, Vibee launched The No Doubt Experience, a pop-up developed with the band. Located in The Summit Showroom at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, the exhibit includes more than 500 archival items, interactive installations, and displays documenting the band’s history and evolution. The experience is free and open to the public, with additional access available for Vibee VIP pass holders.
The residency continues this weekend with performances on Friday and Saturday, followed by additional dates through May and June, concluding on June 13. More information and tickets are available at No Doubt Official Website.
The residency marks the band’s first extended run of performances in nearly 14 years, following their 2012 Seven Night Stand in Los Angeles. It also coincides with the 30th anniversary of Tragic Kingdom, the band’s breakthrough album released in 1995.
Following reunion performances at Coachella in 2024 and FIREAID in early 2025, the band brought its catalog to Sphere, becoming the first female-led act to headline the venue. The venue features a wraparound LED display and immersive audio technology designed to create a large-scale concert experience.
