P!NK Is Making Sphere History — First Solo Female Pop Star to Headline Vegas’ Giant Orb
P!NK is giving a show a home — for the very first time. The pop superstar announced Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, that she will launch her first-ever Las Vegas residency at Sphere in fall 2027, playing nine shows inside the giant orb and making history as the first solo female pop artist to headline the venue.
“For the first time, I’m giving a show a home and I hope you’ll visit. It’s my FIRST EVER residency. @spherevegas, 2027,” P!NK wrote on Instagram. No Doubt, fronted by Gwen Stefani, was the first female-fronted act to play Sphere, in May 2026 — but P!NK will be the first solo female pop star to headline it, and the residency, promoted by Live Nation, promises the high-flying spectacle she is famous for, super-sized by Sphere’s immersive screens and sound.
For Toledo fans, this is a Vegas trip worth planning now. P!NK’s nine Sphere dates are: Tue Sep 29; Fri Oct 1; Sat Oct 2; Wed Oct 6; Fri Oct 8; Sat Oct 9; Wed Oct 27; Fri Oct 29; and Sat Oct 30, 2027. Start with a weekend date, add a day or two to explore the Strip, and you have a fall getaway built around one of the biggest live shows of 2027.
Here is the on-sale timeline: artist presale registration is open now at pinkspage.com; the artist presale begins Wed Nov 18 at 10 a.m. PT; Vibee concert-plus-hotel packages go on sale Wed Nov 11 at 10 a.m. PT; and general on-sale is Fri Nov 20 at 10 a.m. PT via Ticketmaster. Register early — nine nights in a venue this size will not last long.
The residency is P!NK’s first major live run since her Summer Carnival / TRUSTFALL tours of 2023–24. Since then she has hosted the 2026 Tony Awards and earned a nomination for the Songwriters Hall of Fame Class of 2027. The Sphere run also lands in the 25th anniversary year of Missundaztood, the album that turned her into a pop-rock force — expect the hits, the aerials, and a room that makes every seat feel front row.
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Sources: Consequence | Sphere Entertainment Co. | USA Today