Pink Finally Makes Long-Rumored Sphere Residency Official
A Pink residency at Sphere has been floating around since March 2026 and now the singer has made it official.
Pink, sometimes stylized as “P!NK” specifically to annoy the crap out of this blog, has announced a nine-show residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. The dates are Sept. 29 and Oct. 1, 2, 6, 8, 9, 27, 29 and 30, 2027.
The residency marks a few firsts. This is Pink’s (real name Alecia Beth Moore) first residency. Also she’s the first solo female pop artist to headline Sphere, if you don’t consider Judy Garland a female pop artist, which we do, but let’s not get bogged down in such trivialities. (“Over the Rainbow” entered the U.S. pop charts on Sept. 9, 1939 and spent 12 weeks on the charts.)
The official residency announcement didn’t give too many details about how Pink’s performances will incorporate Sphere’s technological capabilities, but expectations are high.
Literally. Because Pink flies during her shows. She’s known for a history of aerial acrobatics, which opens up some intriguing possibilities at Sphere.
To celebrate the announcement, Fremont Street Experience is temporarily rebranding its SlotZilla zipline as PinkZilla. That’s another first, as far as we know.
The special attraction runs Nov. 11-19, 2026, with scheduled experiences at 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Pink’s music and special visuals will appear on the Viva Vision canopy.
Pink’s addition to the Sphere lineup continues the venue’s evolution into one of the world’s premier concert destinations, despite the fact the venue has yet to recoup its $2.3 billion construction cost. Accounting: Boring. Throwback residencies: Fun.
Sphere has hosted U2, Eagles, Dead & Company, Backstreet Boys, Metallica and other major acts. A Rush residency was just confirmed for 2027.
Sphere has largely booked nostalgia-driven acts rather than contemporary pop stars, although its electronic music acts (Illenium, Anyma, Unity) have attracted younger audiences.
While headliner residencies get a lot of the attention, Sphere’s real economic engine is “The Wizard of Oz.” That refreshed and A.I.-augmented movie has generated more than $500 million in ticket sales and sold more than four million tickets since opening in August 2025. During the first nine months of 2026, “Oz” accounted for almost 60% of Sphere’s revenue.
And, yes, we broke the story Sphere was getting “The Wizard of Oz” two months before it was announced. That was two years ago, so you don’t have to keep bringing it up!
Pink’s shows at Sphere will obviously be visual spectacles, but what’s going to be on the set list?
Here’s the set list from Pink’s recent show at Petco Park in San Diego on May 15, 2026: “Get the Party Started,” “Raise Your Glass,” “Who Knew,” “Just Like a Pill,” “Try,” “What About Us,” “Turbulence,” “I Don’t Believe You,” “Make You Feel My Love,” “Just Give Me a Reason,” “F**kin’ Perfect,” “Just Like Fire,” “Heartbreaker,” “Please Don’t Leave Me,” “When I Get There,” “I Am Here,” “What’s Up?,” “Blow Me (One Last Kiss),” “Never Gonna Not Dance Again” and “So What.”
Watch the rough language, Pink. Sphere is next to a casino, not inside one.
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