No Doubt Transports the Sphere Back to Orange County for New Residency — Full Night 1 Setlist

On May 6, No Doubt opened the first of 18 shows at Las Vegas’ Sphere with a 21-song set that felt less like a Vegas spectacle and more like a walk through the band’s Orange County past.

Sphere even lit up with the band’s name as Gwen Stefani, flanked by her longtime bandmates, guided a crowd through everything from early Anaheim grit to the sun-drenched hooks that made Tragic Kingdom a cultural lodestar. The reunion momentum that began at Coachella in 2024 still hangs over these shows, and fans responded accordingly as the band dove into a set heavy on the record that changed everything for them.

Tragic Kingdom dominated the night: No Doubt opened just before 9 p.m. PT with the album’s title track and ran through the singles and deep cuts alike — “Just a Girl,” “Don’t Speak,” “Spiderwebs,” “Sunday Morning,” “Excuse Me Mr.” — landing on 10 of the album’s 14 tracks by night’s end.

The rest of the set pulled from across their catalogue. One song apiece came from the band’s pre-Tragic releases (1992’s No Doubt and the independently released The Beacon Street Collection), while Return of Saturn (2000) and Rock Steady (2001) each contributed four songs. Notably absent from the evening was Push and Shove, their 2012 comeback after a decade of Stefani’s solo work.

For anyone tracking the run, the residency stretches through June 13, with additional dates later this week on Thursday and Saturday.

Night 1 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)