P!nk has announced nine Sphere concerts in Las Vegas for autumn 2027, revealing a project she says has been developing for years. The run begins on September 29 and makes her the first female solo pop artist to headline the venue. Designed around its visual and sound capabilities, the residency will go on general sale on November 20, following artist presales two days earlier.
P!nk has revealed the next major destination for her live performances. Beginning on September 29, 2027, she will take the stage at Sphere in Las Vegas for nine concerts, with the run ending on October 30. The announcement on Monday, November 9, turns a long-developing idea into a confirmed schedule. Instead of moving a large production between cities, the performer will create a show with one home for a series of nights.
Her message to fans presented the residency as an invitation into a space of her own. She described an idea that had been taking shape for years before she was ready to share it publicly. The excitement concerned more than adding another venue to a tour itinerary. A fixed run offers a different framework for an artist whose recent live career has been associated with extensive travel, large crowds and demanding performances.
The announcement identifies P!nk as the first female solo pop artist to headline Sphere. That description is more precise than calling her the first woman to perform there. No Doubt, with Gwen Stefani, had already appeared at the venue in summer 2026. Keeping the distinction intact recognises the particular milestone being claimed without overlooking earlier female performers or suggesting that the space has previously hosted only men.
The nine dates are spread across September and October. Opening night falls on Wednesday, September 29, followed by October 1, 2, 6, 8 and 9. The final group of shows takes place on October 27, 29 and 30. These are the dates currently announced. Any further performances would require a separate confirmation, rather than being assumed from the gaps within the schedule or the interest surrounding the initial news.
Sphere’s architecture gives the production an unusually large visual canvas. Its high-resolution LED display extends around the audience, alongside a specialised sound system. P!nk’s show is intended to make use of those capabilities, but the announcement does not reveal a scene-by-scene design or a set list. The venue offers possibilities; it does not by itself tell fans exactly how the performance will look, which songs will appear or how the evening will unfold.
Her previous concerts have often combined singing with aerial movement high above the crowd. That history naturally shapes expectations when the next destination is a venue with such a distinctive interior. Specific acrobatics have not been announced for the new residency, however. It would be premature to describe an imagined flight path or promise that a sequence from an earlier tour will return. The confirmed development is the setting and the series of dates.
Before the reveal, P!nk had shared playful videos involving a fortune-teller called Madame Sands. The clips offered hints about what might come next, turning the announcement into the answer to a small guessing game with fans. Her eventual message linked the new chapter with celebration, including the beautiful and difficult experiences that make up a life. Bubble imagery accompanied the sense of an idea that had been growing before finally taking public form.
Fans can register for the artist presale, which begins on November 18 at 10 a.m. Pacific time. Additional presales are scheduled during the same week before the general sale opens on November 20, also at 10 a.m. Pacific. These are ticket-release dates in 2026 for concerts taking place in 2027. The announcement does not include a new recording release alongside the residency, keeping the focus on the live production and the planning required for it.
Las Vegas will also mark the news through a separate promotional attraction. From November 11 to 19, 2026, SlotZilla at Fremont Street Experience will host “P!NKZILLA,” with her music accompanying the attraction and presentations scheduled for 5, 7 and 9 p.m. local time. That activity is distinct from the Sphere residency. It takes place this November, rather than during the nine concert nights next autumn, and has its own ticket arrangements.
The distinction also changes how the announcement should be read. P!nk is not simply naming another stop on a city-by-city route; she is describing her first such series of performances in one place. The familiar energy of her live career provides context, while the new location creates its own demands. Details about guests or the complete musical structure will need separate announcements. None have been confirmed merely by revealing the residency’s name, venue and calendar of performances.
For P!nk, the change from a travelling production to a residency creates an opportunity to build around one venue’s particular strengths. Fans now know where and when the shows will happen, while their musical and theatrical details remain to be revealed. The immediate next steps are the November presale and general sale; the opening performance follows on September 29, 2027. Until then, the announcement stands as a confirmed new live chapter rather than a complete preview of everything the stage will hold.
