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Pink has announced nine Sphere concerts in Las Vegas for September and October 2027, in what the venue’s report describes as a first for a female solo headliner.
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Pink will play nine shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas in autumn 2027, becoming the first female solo artist to headline at the venue, according to a report by Nieuws.nl.
The residency opens on 29 September, with further performances on 1 and 2 October, 6, 8 and 9 October, and 27, 29 and 30 October. Pink announced the dates on social media on Monday, the report said.
In a post on Instagram, Pink said the idea had been developing for years and described it as her first residency. She said she hoped fans would visit for a show that would bring together “the highlights, the lowlights, the new, the scary, everything that’s never been done before”.
The Sphere has also booked John Mayer, Rush, Carín León and Metallica for 2027. Pink’s run will be her main concert series since her Summer Carnival tour ended in 2024, Nieuws.nl reported.
Pre-sale tickets are due to go on sale on 18 November, followed by general sales on 20 November.
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