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P!NK Is Heading to Sphere in 2027. Her Live Shows Explain Why People Are Watching

Las Vegas Sphere has booked P!NK for nine nights in the fall of 2027. The run opens September 29 and ends October 30. The venue describes her as its first solo female pop headliner, a milestone announced November 9.

The booking pairs a singer known for performing above her audience with a building that invites people to look up. Sphere’s screen rises behind the stage and wraps around the room. In a conventional arena, a camera might follow the singer. Here, the surrounding image can also determine where the audience looks.

Live Nation’s announcement describes the room and its sound system. The setlist and choreography are still open. The teaser offers a glimpse of the pairing by using the outside of the building: P!NK appears at the top while bubbles drift across the display.

That scene is set to “So What.” The same song anchors the second video, a live performance from the Beautiful Trauma World Tour featured in the documentary P!NK: All I Know So Far.

The tour footage helps explain why the new room is part of the story. P!NK is used to making a song travel through an arena, and in this case the chorus is big enough for people to sing along while the action shifts above them.

The first player below is the official Sphere promo. Further down, the documentary footage shows the same song in front of a live crowd on the earlier tour.

P!NK Live at Sphere: the official announcement video.

The dates and the earlier tour

The shows take place September 29 and October 1, 2, 6, 8, 9, 27, 29 and 30, 2027. Artist presale is scheduled for November 18, 2026, at 10 a.m. Pacific time, with general sales starting November 20. Those dates are for ticket sales this year and performances next year.

The Beautiful Trauma performance below gives fans an idea of what an aerial finale can feel like in an arena. The open question for Las Vegas is how P!NK will use a screen that wraps around the audience.

P!NK performs “So What” on the Beautiful Trauma World Tour, in footage featured in P!NK: All I Know So Far.