No Doubt is Vegas bound. Gwen Stefani will reunite with her band for six shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas, according to multiple reports.
The group’s residency is slated for May to June 2026, according to TMZ, which first reported the news. Since opening in 2023, the 17,600-seat arena has featured performances from U2, Dead & Company, the Eagles, the Backstreet Boys, and more. Stefani will be the first woman to headline the iconic venue.
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Since No Doubt’s split in 2015, the band has only reunited twice since then. In January, the Orange County natives performed at FireAid in Los Angeles, opening with their massive 1995 hit “Just a Girl,” and following it with a performance of “Don’t Speak” and their traditional set closer “Spiderwebs.” The benefit raised funds for victims of the devastating Pacific Palisades fire.
Last year, No Doubt took the stage for the first time in over a decade to perform a special set at Coachella and were joined by Olivia Rodrigo. They haven’t released an album of new material since 2012’s Push and Shove, which Stefani previously discussed during an interview with Fault magazine in 2023.
“I feel that record was where No Doubt was most confused,” the frontwoman said at the time. “We just had come back together, and we wanted to do it so badly, but for me, I was completely depleted from my world tour and giving birth. So many things had happened and then we tried to write that record…When you work with No Doubt, it’s almost like you have to have somebody that’s just there to make everybody happy so that everybody can have their little piece. It was a lot. That was a struggle, that record. But I’m happy that someone listened to it.”
Stefani recently surprised fans during Dua Lipa’s fourth sold-out Radical Optimism tour stop in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, and joined the “Houdini” singer for a performance of No Doubt‘s “Don’t Speak.”
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