Pink is headed to Las Vegas’ Sphere in 2027 for a nine-date residency that will make her the first solo female pop artist to headline the venue. The fall engagement is scheduled across September and October, placing one of pop’s most physically ambitious live performers inside a space built around large-scale immersive presentation.

The announced dates are September 29; October 1, 2, 6, 8 and 9; and October 27, 29 and 30. Artist presale registration is available through Pink’s official website. A Vibee package presale begins November 11 at 10 a.m. PT, artist presale begins November 18 at 10 a.m. PT, and the general onsale follows November 20 at 10 a.m. PT.

The residency will also be accompanied by a brief Fremont Street Experience tie-in. SlotZilla, the zipline attraction there, will take on the name P!nkzilla from November 11 through November 19 for a limited aerial attraction. It is a promotional activation rather than an additional Sphere date, but it extends the event’s presence beyond the venue itself.

A residency built for a different kind of scale

A residency is a fixed run of concerts in one city and venue, rather than a tour that moves from market to market. That structure can give an artist and production team the ability to concentrate staging, rehearsals and show design in a single location. For an audience, it means multiple chances to see the same production across a defined window, though each performance still has its own date and ticket inventory.

In this case, the important detail is not merely that Pink is playing Las Vegas. It is that the show is being planned for Sphere, a venue whose identity is tied to an enveloping visual environment. The announcement does not outline the concert’s set list, staging, special guests, video content or any aerial elements, so those details remain unconfirmed. Still, the pairing naturally raises interest because Pink’s concert reputation has long been associated with performances that put movement and spectacle at the center of a pop show.

That does not mean fans should assume that an arena-tour production will simply be moved into the Sphere. A venue-specific run can call for choices shaped by the room, the screen environment and the audience’s sightlines. Until Pink shares creative details, the safest expectation is simply a residency designed for Sphere, not a confirmed replica of any prior tour.

Why Pink’s live-track record makes the booking notable

Pink most recently mounted the Summer Carnival tour across 2023 and 2024. She also staged the Trustfall tour during 2023 and 2024. Those back-to-back eras establish that she has remained active as a major touring act immediately before this newly announced residency.

The Sphere run also adds another high-profile venue milestone to a broader period of recognition and public visibility. Pink was nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame earlier this year alongside artists including Mariah Carey, Lauryn Hill, Oasis, Shakira and Luther Vandross. In June, she hosted the 79th Tony Awards on Broadway. Together, those events place the Sphere booking in a career moment that has reached across touring, awards culture and live television.

Las Vegas residencies can sometimes be framed as a pause from the road, but the format need not signal a smaller artistic footprint. Nine performances clustered over roughly a month give Pink a contained engagement with room for a substantial production. The schedule is divided into an opening block in late September and early October, followed by three late-October shows. That pattern may be useful for people considering travel, although no official guidance on travel packages, seating plans or show content was included with the announcement.

Ticket timeline: what has been announced

For prospective attendees, the clearest practical information is the sales sequence. Presale registration is already available through Pink’s website. The package presale via Vibee opens first, followed by the artist presale and then the general public sale.

  • Vibee package presale: November 11 at 10 a.m. PT
  • Artist presale: November 18 at 10 a.m. PT
  • General onsale: November 20 at 10 a.m. PT

“PT” means Pacific Time, the time zone used for Las Vegas. The announcement identifies a Vibee package presale but does not specify package contents, prices, included accommodations, seat locations or eligibility terms. Likewise, it confirms artist presale registration without detailing access codes or purchase limits. Fans should rely on Pink’s official registration and ticket information for the applicable rules rather than treating the existence of a presale as a guarantee of ticket availability.

The early P!nkzilla promotion occurs before artist presale and general onsale begin, running November 11–19. Its timing overlaps the Vibee package presale, but the announcement does not say that zipline access grants ticket access, that it is bundled with concert entry, or that it relates to a particular ticket tier. They should be treated as separate offerings unless further details establish a connection.

P!nkzilla brings the residency campaign to Fremont Street

The temporary renaming of SlotZilla is a playful fit for Pink’s larger-than-life performance image. “P!nkzilla” turns the artist’s name into a monster-movie-style Las Vegas label, while retaining the attraction’s high-in-the-air premise. The promotion is specifically described as a limited aerial attraction at Fremont Street Experience, rather than as part of the Sphere itself.

That distinction matters for visitors planning a trip. The Sphere residency dates start on September 29, while P!nkzilla’s announced operating period is November 11 through November 19. In other words, the zipline activation is scheduled after the nine listed Sphere performances. It is connected to the residency campaign, but it does not overlap the announced concert dates.

For Las Vegas, a venue residency and a downtown promotional installation represent two different types of entertainment draw: one is a ticketed concert run on scheduled nights, and the other is a short-term branded attraction. The available information confirms the name change and its dates, but not operating hours, capacity, pricing or whether the experience includes any additional Pink-related content.

Public conversation beyond the residency

The announcement arrives after Pink drew criticism for reposting a call for Macklemore to be removed from Ed Sheeran’s tour following Macklemore’s repeated pro-Palestinian songs and statements. Pink responded with a lengthy statement that emphasized disagreement does not negate concern for people’s safety.

“You don’t have to agree with me,” Pink wrote, adding that people who are frightened, including Jewish, Muslim, Palestinian and Israeli people, should be seen.

Her response argued that a person need not endorse the actions of Israel’s government to oppose Jewish people being scared or targeted at a concert. She also said she would continue to speak in her own words. The episode is separate from the Sphere plans, but it is part of the recent context around Pink as the residency is introduced.

It is also a reminder that an artist’s concert brand now exists alongside the rapid, sometimes contentious public discussions that take place around social posts and touring. The residency announcement itself provides no indication that the controversy will affect the show, its programming or its ticketing. It simply arrives during a period in which Pink has been direct about her perspective in public.

What is confirmed — and what remains unknown

There is already enough information for fans to mark their calendars: nine Sphere shows in fall 2027, precise concert dates, three sales milestones and the P!nkzilla activation dates. The historic claim attached to the booking is also explicit: Pink is set to become Sphere’s first solo female pop headliner.

Much of what typically shapes a concert decision has not yet been announced. There is no confirmed set list, no disclosed ticket pricing, no announced support acts, and no description of a Sphere-exclusive visual concept. There is also no information about whether additional dates may be added. Those omissions are normal at this stage, but they are worth separating from the items that have been formally laid out.

For now, the draw is the prospect of Pink bringing her established live identity into a venue designed for total visual immersion. The event extends a busy stretch that has included the Summer Carnival and Trustfall tours, a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination and Tony Awards hosting duties. It also places her in the same broad contemporary pop conversation as other current music-industry honors, including Olivia Dean’s 2026 Artist of the Year recognition, while remaining a distinctly Las Vegas-focused event.

Fans interested in attending should prioritize the exact date they want, complete presale registration through official channels if eligible, and note that the announced P!nkzilla attraction is a separate, later November activation. Beyond that, Pink’s 2027 Sphere residency is a major booking with its most intriguing creative questions still unanswered.