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No Doubt Open Night 1 of Sphere Residency With Tragic Kingdom-Heavy 21-Song Set
No Doubt opened their 18-show Sphere residency on May 6 with a 21-song set heavy on Tragic Kingdom, performing 10 of the album's 14 tracks.
Published 5/7/2026
Sphere displayed an advertisement for No Doubt‘s Las Vegas residency. Photo credit: Ethan Miller/Getty Images.
No Doubt opened night 1 of their 18-show residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere on Wednesday, May 6. The band played a 21-song set. The performance leaned heavily on their 1995 breakthrough album, Tragic Kingdom.
The show began at about 8:50 p.m. PT. They opened with the Tragic Kingdom title track. The group ran through many of that album’s highlights, including “Just a Girl,” “Don’t Speak,” “Spiderwebs,” “Sunday Morning,” and “Excuse Me Mr.” In total, No Doubt played 10 of Tragic Kingdom’s 14 tracks that night.
Beyond Tragic Kingdom, the night included one song each from the band’s pre-Tragic Kingdom releases — the 1992 self-titled No Doubt and the 1995 independent The Beacon Street Collection. Their 2000s output was also represented: four songs each from Return of Saturn (2000) and Rock Steady (2001). The 2012 album Push and Shove was the only studio record not included in the set.
The residency runs through June 13. The band had two additional Sphere shows scheduled later this week.
Night 1 full setlist
“Tragic Kingdom”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Excuse Me Mr.”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Different People”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Total Hate ’95”
Album: The Beacon Street Collection (1995), originally featuring Sublime’s Bradley Nowell
“Spiderwebs”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Underneath It All”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)
“Hey Baby”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)
“Bathwater”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)
“Ex-Girlfriend”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)
“Happy Now ?”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Hella Good”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)
“The Climb”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Running”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)
“It’s My Life”
Album: The Singles 1992-2003 (2003), a Talk Talk cover
“Simple Kind of Life”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)
“Don’t Speak”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Trapped in a Box”
Album: No Doubt (1992)
“New”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)
“End It on This”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Just a Girl”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
“Sunday Morning”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)
Dates for the residency run through June 13, with multiple shows planned each week.
