No Doubt Kicks Off Las Vegas Sphere Residency With Rare Hits

No Doubt began a 12-show residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas on May 6, 2026, utilizing the performance to revive several rare tracks from the band’s extensive back catalog. The event marked only the third proper live appearance for the Gwen Stefani-fronted group since 2015.

The concert opened with the title track from the band’s 1995 breakthrough album, Tragic Kingdom, a song that had not been performed live since 2009. According to reporting from SPIN, the setlist was designed to highlight rarities and deep cuts alongside the band’s most recognizable hits.

Among the uncommon songs performed were The Climb, which returned to the stage for the first time since 1997, and Trapped In a Box, which had not been played live since 2002. The band also performed Running, a track that had been absent from their live sets since 2012.

Setlist Composition

The opening night performance featured a 21-song set. The band leaned heavily on their early success, performing 10 tracks from the Tragic Kingdom album, including the hits Don’t Speak, Spiderwebs, and Just a Girl.

The set also included four songs from the album Return of Saturn and four from Rock Steady. The band performed their cover of Talk Talk’s It’s My Life, a track that previously reached No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Return to the Stage

This residency follows a period of limited activity for the group. No Doubt previously reunited for two performances at Coachella in 2024 and a brief appearance in early 2025 for the FireAid benefit held in Los Angeles.

By launching this residency, No Doubt became the first female-fronted act to perform at the Sphere. The venue, which opened in 2024, has previously hosted other major acts including U2, Phish, Dead &amp. Company, Anyma, and Kenny Chesney.

Tom Dumont Health Disclosure

Leading up to the start of the residency, guitarist Tom Dumont disclosed a long-term health struggle. In a post on Instagram, the 58-year-old musician revealed that he had been diagnosed with an early-onset form of Parkinson’s disease after visiting a neurologist when a number of symptoms first appeared.

It’s been a struggle. It’s a struggle every day. And I’ll make another video with details about what Parkinson’s entails. The good news is, I can still play music. I can still play guitar. I’ve been doing really well.

Tom Dumont via Instagram

The Sphere residency is scheduled to continue through June 13, 2026.

Full May 6 Setlist

• Tragic Kingdom
• Excuse Me Mr.
• Different People
• Total Hate ’95
• Spiderwebs
• Underneath It All
• Hey Baby
• Bathwater
• Ex-Girlfriend
• Happy Now
• Hella Good
• The Climb
• Running
• It’s My Life
• Simple Kind of Life
• Don’t Speak
• Trapped in a Box
• New
• End It on This
• Just a Girl
• Sunday Morning