LAS VEGAS, Nev., Nov. 12, 2026. Pink has made her long-rumored Sphere residency official. The singer will play nine shows at the Las Vegas venue next fall, starting Sept. 29, 2027, and finishing Oct. 30. It is her first residency anywhere, and it makes her the first solo female pop artist to headline Sphere.
She announced it in typical Pink fashion, from the top of the building. She told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that she was up there from about 4:45 in the morning until 7:30, in 30-mile-an-hour wind, and that seeing the city from the roof was "a pinch me moment." The Review-Journal's John Katsilometes noted that talk of a Pink residency had been around since she mused about it on "60 Minutes" in 2023.
The dates
The run is split into three blocks: Sept. 29, Oct. 1 and 2; Oct. 6, 8 and 9; and Oct. 27, 29 and 30. USA Today called it a history-making booking for the venue, and it lands in the 25th anniversary year of Missundaztood, the album that gave us "Get the Party Started," "Just Like a Pill" and "Don't Let Me Get Me."
What to expect
Anyone who caught the Summer Carnival tour, which ended in 2024, knows Pink treats a concert like a circus act. She sings while flying over the crowd, often upside down, and she rarely misses a note while doing it. The obvious question is how that translates to a room where the ceiling is a screen. The announcement promised a show that makes full use of the venue's technology, and an aerial performer is about the best match Sphere has had so far.
Our early read: of all the 2027 bookings, this is the one most likely to feel built for the building rather than adapted to it. U2, the Eagles and Metallica brought their catalogs to Sphere. Pink is bringing a stunt show, and the room is made for that.
Tickets
Presales started this week. All nine dates and seating options are listed on the Pink Sphere tickets page. Pink joins a 2027 calendar that already includes John Mayer, Rush and Oprah Winfrey; see the whole lineup on the Sphere tickets page.