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Leveling up live sports with a good drink is as American as apple pie.

I’m not talking about taking shots, sneaking a nip into the ballpark, or forcing your friends to finish the peach Schnapps you have sitting in your pantry for some reason (seriously, what is the reason?) There’s a way to take your game day experience to the next level by incorporating whiskey in a way that’s smoother than Saquon Barkley slipping a tackle.

I’m talking about the perfect whiskey drinks.

Whether you’re in the arena, at home, or in a bar, I’m going to break down the best whiskey cocktails for each occasion. For the in-game experience, we’ll discuss the cocktails you’re most likely to see at professional arenas this season and identify the one that pairs perfectly with the live sports environment. For our at-home option, I’ll provide you with an easy-to-make whiskey cocktail that you can enjoy on your own or share with guests. Think of it as a slight touch to show you know ball.

Lastly, we’ll zero in on the best cocktail to order at a bar while you’re watching the game. Bartenders are pros at delivering a top-notch cocktail experience, and they are your best bet for enjoying the game, whether your team is winning or losing.

Then, to cover all our bases, we’ll break down the whiskeys that taste best either neat or on the rocks while watching the big game.

Are you ready? Let’s dive in and discover the best ways to incorporate whiskey in your game day game plan.

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The Perfect Drink At The Game: An Old Fashioned Cocktail

Recipe:

• 2 ounces of bourbon or rye whiskey
• 1/4 ounce of simple syrup (or one teaspoon of sugar, or one sugar cube)
• Between 2-4 dashes of bitters (I recommend Angostura for a classic or black walnut bitters if it’s an option)
• Orange peel for garnish

Why You Should Drink It:

Made up of common ingredients with a spirit-forward flavor profile, the Old Fashioned is the classic cocktail, and one that every sports arena should be able to whip up with style. Despite being one of the more boozy cocktails around, this one has a sweet flavor profile that keeps it approachable and perfect for sipping all game long.

The Back Up Plan At The Game: Whiskey & Ginger

Recipe:

• 1 1/2 ounces of bourbon or rye whiskey
• 5 ounces of ginger ale
• Lime wedge for garnish (optional)

Why You Should Drink It:

If an Old Fashioned isn’t your twist, or the bar is somehow out of ingredients, here’s an even simpler cocktail: A Whiskey & Ginger. Again, the key here is that it’s a simple drink to build at a venue that’s typically more well-stocked with generic beer and wine. This refreshing, simple cocktail option will allow you to enjoy your base whiskey without overcomplicating things so that you can keep your focus where it belongs: the action in front of you.

The Perfect Drink At Home: A Bourbon Smash

Recipe:

• 2 ounces of bourbon (I’d recommend one of these options)
• 3/4 ounce of simple syrup
• 1 muddled lemon wedge
• 3 fresh mint leaves, muddled, and one mint sprig for garnish

Why You Should Drink It:

Now, if you’re thinking of mixing up a whiskey cocktail at home, then you can easily elevate things a bit by making a Bourbon Smash. This refreshing but straightforward cocktail perfectly integrates bourbon into a delicious blend of mint and citrus sweetness. Not only is it easy to make, but it’s easy to customize as well by adding more or less mint, lemon, or simple syrup based on your personal preference. Think of it as calling your own play.

The Back Up Plan At Home: Whiskey Sour

Recipe:

• 2 ounces of bourbon or rye (I’d go with bourbon for the added sweetness)
• 1 ounce of fresh lemon juice
• 3/4 ounce of simple syrup
• A lemon or lime wheel for garnish

Why You Should Drink It:

If you’re really looking to keep things simple, then a straight-up Whiskey Sour is a great option. It’s slightly tart, which will keep you from downing them too fast, but it’s so damn delicious you’ll enjoy every sip just as much as the game, or more, depending on your team’s record.

The Perfect Drink At A Bar: A Boulevardier

Recipe:

• 1 1/2 ounces of rye whiskey (The classic recipe calls for all equal parts, but most bars these days will up the whiskey content for better flavor)
• 1 ounce of Campari
• 1 ounce of sweet vermouth
• 1 twisted orange peel for garnish

Why You Should Drink It:

You might be wondering why you should order such a simple cocktail at a bar. The answer is just as simple as the recipe itself: this drink is a winner. Slightly bitter and herbaceous with a discernible whiskey bite, when made correctly, this cocktail is the epitome of chilled harmony in a glass, and that’s a task you should leave to a talented bartender. Like all of the cocktails on this list, it’s a tasty treat that you’ll be able to easily enjoy without it stealing all of your attention away from the game.

The Back Up Plan At A Bar: A Whiskey Highball

Recipe:

• 2 ounces of bourbon or rye whiskey (I’d go with bourbon for this one)
• 4 ounces of chilled club soda
• 1 lemon wedge for garnish

Why You Should Drink It:

Highballs are one of the most preferred ways to enjoy whiskey in a cocktail, the world over, and they’re picking up steam as a drink of choice here in the States now as well. Due to its simplicity, pretty much every bar in America can accommodate this request, but it’s that same simplicity that underscores its sophistication. A Highball is a straightforward way to keep the base spirit front and center in a deceptively elegant drink that will deliver a great taste to elevate your viewing experience.

The Perfect Straight Pour At The Game: Maker’s Mark Bourbon

ABV: 45%
Average Price: $30

Why You Should Drink It:

Maker’s Mark is one of the most ubiquitous bourbons in the entire world, and among the most common bottles of America’s Native Spirit, this is the one that’s easiest to enjoy on game day. That’s because it has wheat in its grain recipe, which is a bit lighter and sweeter than the more common rye grain. Easy to find and easy to enjoy? This one is an easy decision for casual gameday sipping.

The Back Up Plan At The Game: Basil Hayden Bourbon

ABV: 40%
Average Price: $45

Why You Should Drink It:

When it comes to flavorful “background bourbon,” there are few bottles as surprising and well-equipped for the job as Basil Hayden. It’s incredibly smooth and free from any rough edges, which makes it a great candidate for enjoying neat, but it gets bonus points because it’s actually robust enough to still hold up over a big cube of ice.

The Perfect Straight Pour At Home: New Riff Bottled In Bond Bourbon

ABV: 50%
Average Price: $39

Why You Should Drink It:

If you’re at home watching the game, that means you have a bit more flexibility when it comes to bourbon options. Whether you have a deep bunker of possibilities or you plan on hitting the local liquor store for a quick fix, I’ve got the bottle for you: New Riff Bottled In Bond Bourbon. This bottle has some delicious honeyed cornbread notes to go along with a touch of white pepper and nutmeg baking spice that’ll enhance your game day in a major way.

The Back Up Plan At Home: Knob Creek Small Batch Bourbon

ABV: 50%
Average Price: $38

Why You Should Drink It:

Slightly easier to find than our option above, Knob Creek Small Batch Bourbon is the perfect game day bottle. It’s affordable, packed with classic bourbon flavors, and for bonus points, you can even seek out the brand’s new single-barrel offering, which Eli Manning chose. That one is a bit more limited, but it’s a perfect elevated backup option to have on hand while watching the game.

The Perfect Straight Pour At A Bar: Buffalo Trace Bourbon

ABV: 45%
Average Price: $30

Why You Should Drink It:

Buffalo Trace’s scarcity has waxed and waned as the bourbon boom has impacted its availability, but most good bars should have a bottle on deck. That’s good news for you, because you can skip the headache of trying to find a bottle at your local liquor store and enjoy it at your leisure while the game is playing. Whether you take it neat or on the rocks doesn’t matter; this bourbon is a total score.

The Back Up Plan At A Bar: Russell’s Reserve 10-Year Bourbon

ABV: 45%
Average Price: $38

Why You Should Drink It:

Russell’s Reserve 10-Year Bourbon has long been one of my favorite, readily available bottles of bourbon, and it’s a secret weapon when you see it behind a bar. A lot of bars opt for the cheaper (albeit still great!) Wild Turkey 101 bourbon, but the ones that feature this bird of the same feather care just a little bit more. When you see this bottle behind a bar, you should take care to grab yourself a pour and appreciate the hard work of the longest tenured Master Distiller in whiskey history. It’s an easy win.

*Bonus* The Perfect Whiskey Accessory For Game Day: The Jameson Football Flask

Price: $110

Why You Should Buy It:

Do I really need to explain this one? Just in time for the NFL season, Jameson has released a regulation-size leather football flask that’s ideal for display or bringing to tailgate celebrations. The flask even comes with a 750ml bottle of Jameson whiskey so you have something to fill it with.

Feel free to spike your drinks with its contents, just don’t spike the flask itself.

Nashville is not just country music and cowboy boots. The city seamlessly blends luxury, live music, and culinary indulgence. From rooftop skyline views to espresso martini towers that deserve their own Instagram account, my recent trip proved that Nashville knows how to do indulgence right.

Here is exactly how to experience the city like a luxe local without missing a beat (or at least trying to avoid a hangover like a pro).

Stay At Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown

If you are aiming for a luxury-meets-central vibe, Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown is the perfect base. Nestled in the heart of downtown, it puts you within walking distance of Broadway’s neon lights while offering amenities that make you forget you are in the middle of a bustling city.

The real gem of the hotel is the Skye Lounge on the 25th floor. From cocktails at sunset to live music that seeps into your soul, the Skye Lounge combines energy and elegance in a way that feels effortless (not to mention sushi). Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown’s recent renovation added two new private karaoke studios, aptly named after Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton.

Staying at Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown also positions you perfectly for some of Nashville’s best live music experiences, whether you are hopping to a jazz rooftop or ducking into a cozy alley bar.

Where To Find Live Music, Espresso Martinis and Deep Fried Oreos in Nashville

Live music in Nashville is legendary, but it is worth seeking out spots beyond the obvious honky-tonks. Posty’s is perfect for a mid-day vibe. Grab a deep-fried Oreo, which is as life changing as it sounds, and watch Jessie Rose and the Blue Collar Boys perform. The bar is owned by Post Malone and is approachable, fun, and hits the sweet spot between energetic and chill (plus they’ll sing Happy Birthday if you make a song request via Venmo, so it’s extra sneaky and fun).

For a more upscale and jazzy experience, The Twelve Thirty Club is a must. With multiple floors and a rooftop bar, the club offers espresso martini towers that have already made their way to my Instagram highlights. The venue features swoon-worthy live performances of all genres, and while you are there, try the LFG! shot, which is espresso jacked vodka topped with cold foam, to liven up your night before heading back out on Broadway. For a classic Nashville throwback, Robert’s Western World is non-negotiable. The fried bologna sandwich paired with a PBR is the kind of comfort food that makes you wonder why you don’t do this combo more often. Nashville also excels at cocktails of all levels.

Come For The Rosé, Stay For The Tattoos

Jon Bon Jovi’s Bar offers Hampton Water rosé or Frosé, but avoid the third floor if you are impulsive, as Inkwell Tattoos is waiting to make questionable decisions permanent. An overall rule in Nashville is that drinks tend to be pricier on the higher floors, so plan accordingly or ignore this advice like I did (i.e. if you’re on a budget, stay on level 1).

Dining in Nashville blends luxury with indulgent fun. Supper Club inside The Twelve Thirty Club stole my heart with its perfectly cooked sea bass, which was cool, delicate, and exactly the kind of bite that makes you sigh mid-meal (even hungover).

If your sweet tooth calls, d’Andrews Bakery is the answer to kickstart your day. Their pastries are almost too beautiful to eat and taste even better than they look. The “D’onut” paired with a Madagascar vanilla iced latte is a must, and their James Beard semifinalist recognition speaks for itself. Even if you’re not walking distance (we were from Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown), make a trip here. For late-night cravings, Daddy’s Dogs in Printer’s Alley delivers hot dogs topped with cream cheese and shredded cheese, or about twenty other toppings to choose from. It may sound questionable, but it is absolutely life-altering.

Insider Tips To Navigating Nashville

A few insider tricks will help your Nashville weekend go smoothly. Most importantly, stock your hotel room with Pedialyte if you plan on keeping up with the city’s nightlife. Avoid third-floor tattoos after a few drinks at Jon Bon Jovi’s. Pace yourself on higher-floor drinks unless your wallet is as big as your ambition.

Some of the best memories come from the little surprises in the city. The espresso martini tower at The Twelve Thirty Club is pure chaos and bliss. Posty’s delivered both fried Oreos and some of the best live music we saw all weekend and Morgan Wallen’s This Bar didn’t disappoint day or night. Daddy’s Dogs remains unmatched in late-night culinary creativity. For cocktails, bites, and magical musical moments that feel both luxe and approachable, these spots make Nashville feel like a city built for indulgence without pretense.

Sensory Surprises In The Music City

Pack something cute like a flirty dress with boots or a sleek jumpsuit and you’ll fit right in for a night out in Nashville. Head down to Broadway and you’ll spot plenty of sequins, cowboy hats, and statement boots sparkling under the neon lights, making the crowd as much fun to watch as the live bands.

Nashville is a weekend full of sensory surprises. From rooftop skyline views to fried bologna sandwiches that feel like a hug from Grandma, espresso martinis that double as art, and music that makes your soul sway, this city knows how to do glamour and grit in equal measure. Whether you are a seasoned visitor or a first timer, embrace the adventure, sip a little too much PBR, and let Nashville show you a weekend full of perfectly curated chaos.

I don’t know if The Weeknd’s “Big Sleep” video is specifically inspired by Rick & Morty, but given his propensity for guest-starring on animated shows like The Simpsons, Robot Chicken, and American Dad, it doesn’t seem all that far-fetched.

After all, the concept is scarily similar to that of the fan-favorite season two Rick & Morty episode, “Get Schwifty.” In that now-decade-old story (what is time, anyway?), the Cromulons — giant, musical reality show-loving, disembodied heads — appear over the Earth, demanding the people of our puny planet to “show me what you got.”

In “Big Sleep,” the giant disembodied body parts belong to Abel himself, who appears as both a big floating head and a hand pointing toward the sky. Fairly quickly, though, the video gets very psychedelic, flashing rapidly through the RBG spectrum (red, blue, green — it’s what makes your TV work!) like the strobe lights at a rave. Perhaps he’s sending subliminal signals, but this is probably the most abstract video from Hurry Up Tomorrow yet, given how most of them have at least operated on some terrestrial concern like cults, dark fantasy alternate worlds, and the nature of the afterlife.

The clip also taps into The Weeknd’s love for avant-garde cinema; it’s directed by Gaspar Noé, one of the vanguards of the New French Extremity movement, and features composer Giorgio Moroder, who scored films including Midnight Express, American Gigolo, and of course, Scarface.

You can watch the “Big Sleep” video above.

Film adaptations of video games can be hit or miss, but the Five Nights At Freddy’s movie from 2023 was a massive financial success, earning just under $300 million against a budget of a mere $20 million. Well, there’s more source material with the game series and money truly does talk, so a sequel is on its way.

Josh Hutcherson, Matthew Lillard, and others are back, reprising their roles from the first film, while Seinfeld and Jurassic Park icon Wayne Knight is among the additions to the cast this time around.

Ahead of the movie’s release, keep reading for everything you need to know before it hits theaters.

Plot

An official description reads:

“One year has passed since the supernatural nightmare at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. The stories about what transpired there have been twisted into a campy local legend, inspiring the town’s first ever Fazfest. Former security guard Mike (Josh Hutcherson) and police officer Vanessa (Elizabeth Lail) have kept the truth from Mike’s 11-year-old sister, Abby (Piper Rubio), concerning the fate of her animatronic friends. But when Abby sneaks out to reconnect with Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy, it will set into motion a terrifying series of events, revealing dark secrets about the true origin of Freddy’s, and unleashing a long-forgotten horror hidden away for decades.”

In a recent interview, Matthew Lillard said of the movie, “I think the storytelling’s been amped up a lot. […] I do think that the movie learned first time around, I think Scott, as a primary storyteller, listened to the audience. [It’s] what he does best. He knows that community so well. And I think that he’s responded with a script that… maybe it has more jump scares. Maybe it’s a little more action-packed. I don’t know. I’m not here to say ‘yes it is’ or ‘no it’s not.’ But I do think the fans are gonna love this next movie, and I think that they’re gonna be really excited come December.”

Cast

The movie stars Josh Hutcherson, Elizabeth Lail, Piper Rubio, Matthew Lillard, Theodus Crane, Skeet Ulrich, Mckenna Grace, Teo Briones, Freddy Carter, and Wayne Knight.

Jason Blum, co-founder of production company Blumhouse Productions, said in an interview of the film, “Scott [Cawthon] has just been an extraordinary partner, for me, through making these movies. [Director Emma Tammi], Matthew, and the cast is back but I’m working now with a Scott who’s been through the process, so he’s really got a magic superpower and he stays very, very close to these movies. He’s kind of the guiding light for these movies and the reason that fans respond to the movies the way that they do is because Scott’s involved in every aspect of them and I’m very grateful to him for that.”

Release Date

The film is set to hit theaters on December 5.

Trailer

Check out the Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 trailer below.

Remember when we all thought VR was going to be way bigger than it actually turned out to be? Well, Khalid’s here to remind us of at least some of the possibilities of the tech with the video for “Nah,” from his new album After The Sun Goes Down.

The video is fairly straightforward, with scenes of Khalid singing the groovy single outside a nightclub and into a phone handset (with a cord and all! Y2K is back, baby!). But if you have a VR-enabled headset, you can look around (or manually pan on the YouTube clip above), to see more of the scene, including dancers gyrating to the track’s sinuous bassline.

In a press release for After The Sun Goes Down, which was released today in the wake of singles “Out Of Body” and “In Plain Sight,” Khalid said of the album:

“This is what freedom sounds like. It’s me completely vulnerable, honest, healing and unafraid. I’m proud of who I am, and the love I have to give, and I think there’s power in that. My hope is that my music will help uplift others & be a soundtrack for their journeys.”

Watch Khalid’s Google VR “Nah” video above.

After The Sun Goes Down is out now via Right Hand Music Group, LLC/RCA Records. You can find more info here.

Fred Again.. recently announced that he’s once again adding to his ever-expanding USB project. He announced it with a giant banner that read, “USB002, 10 weeks, 10 songs, 10 cities,” and he also captioned his social media post, “this is us for the next 77 days.”

The new songs have started to come out. Last week, he partnered with Amyl And The Sniffers on “You’re A Star.” This week’s dispatch is out today (October 10) and this time, he partners with Danny Brown, Beam, and Parisi on “OGdub.”

Fred has teased some of the new songs during live appearances, such as his recent performance on a fan’s roof, which went down right after a concert. Fred explained, “After a show i never quite know what to do. like you go from being filled with the most adreneline ever, to suddenly being like alone or basically alone. Often I just play songs im working on and jam on my keyboard to try ideas out to try n calm down and stuff, cos i cant really be social often. So when i saw fedde commenting on a post that he had a rooftop that overlooked the show i thought wow this could be like my dream afters.”

Listen to “OGdub” above.

Chance The Rapper‘s comeback continues with co-signs from some of his hometown’s heroes. “Ride Remix,” the latest single from The Rapper’s new album, Star Line, features Do Or Die and Twista, without whom the Windy City’s entire rap subculture might not exist. And in old-school Chicago rap tradition, the song is built around a slinky snare rattle with lots of swing, a slippery G-funk lead synth, and a smooth R&B sample (One Way’s “Don’t Stop [Ever Loving Me]” from 1984).

Of course, it wouldn’t be a Do Or Die, Twista collab without double-time rhymes from the guest rappers (Do Or Die already appear on the original, but Twista is the remix addition). Their tongue-twisting styles bounce off Chance’s labyrinthine internal schemes in a fun way, and the beat transports you right back to 1996, when Do Or Die and Twista dropped their breakout single, “Po Pimp.” The Golden Era feel of the video helps, as Chance seemingly brings the whole city outside to cruise in Cadillacs with the tops down and show off their best footwork in the parking lot.

Chance is currently finishing up his And We Back Tour for Star Line, which wraps later this month at the Palladium in Los Angeles.

Watch Chance The Rapper’s “Ride Remix” video featuring Do Or Die and Twista above.

Star Line is out now. You can find more info here.

Top Dawg Entertainment may well have had a reputation as one of the foremost labels in rap music for the past decade, but that doesn’t mean rap is all they do. The label is also home to Alemeda, an unapologetic alt-rocker who is unafraid to fly in the face of the “Black girls don’t do guitar music” stereotype. She’s got a new EP on the way, and today, she released a video for its defiant single, “Beat A B!tch Up,” featuring labelmate Doechii.

It’s a smart collab between two genre-bending Black women who refuse to shrink down to fit the various boxes the world tries to stick them in. They’re also both exactly the type to live up to the song’s fight-y title. In the video, the duo hosts a probably unsanctioned boxing match on the deck of a ship and rides jet skis around the harbor — real rock star sh*t. The video caps off with a fireworks display over the boat as Alemeda wails into the mic and headbangs alongside her all female backing band.

The single will appear on Alemeda’s upcoming EP, But What The Hell Do I Know, which is due on November 7, with distribution from Warner Records.

Watch Alemeda’s “Beat A B!tch Up” video featuring Doechii above.

But What The Hell Do I Know Tracklist:

1. “1-800-F**K-YOU”
2. “Beat A B!tch Up” Feat. Doechii
3. “Chameleon” Feat. Rachel Chinouriri
4. “Happy With You”
5. “I’m Over It”
6. “Losing Myself”
7. “Stupid Little Bitch”

But What The Hell Do I Know is due on 11/7 via TDE/Warner. You can find more info here.

Debates in hip-hop are common; even those not crammed into the dark corners of rap-focused internet discussion forums know about the “top five” debate. Another common, but more granular, version of that debate often comes in the form of “best rap duos.” The names in that one often boil down to some combination of Clipse, Mobb Deep, and Outkast.

Well, two of the above finally join forces on Mobb Deep’s new album, Infinite. Part of Mass Appeal’s ongoing Legend Has It… series, Infinite sees the late Prodigy posthumously reunited with his partner-in-rhyme Havoc courtesy of frequent collaborator The Alchemist, who pieced together the album from unused material Prodigy recorded prior to his death in 2017.

While the duos’ first collab, “Look At Me,” wasn’t the result of a focused studio session, it sounds surprisingly cohesive. Utilizing a Havoc beat, it sounds a little bit more like a Mobb Deep track with the reunited Clipse tacked on than a true collaboration, but Clipse sound right at home on the murky production, and lyrically, both groups have always tread similar thematic territory, so it works in that respect, as well.

Meanwhile, a true collaboration that also appears on Infinite, is the focus track “Down For You,” which features longtime Mobb collaborator Nas and Jorja Smith. In the accompanying music video, Havoc and the Mass Appeal boss pay homage to their late homie with a split screen narrative, perfoming across from images of a nurse caring for a group of patients hooked up to IVs. Check it out below.

Havoc will go on tour next month as Mobb Deep alongside Raekwon, celebrating the 30th anniversaries of their classic albums The Infamous and Only Built 4 Cuban Linx. He will also appear in comic book superhero form as part of Mass Appeal’s Legend Has It… collaboration with Marvel Comics.

Infinite is out now via Mass Appeal Records. You can find more info here.

There’s been a No Doubt renaissance lately, most notably with the band performing at Coachella in 2024. Will the band release new music? Maybe!

There is one thing that’s certain, though: It was announced today (October 10) that next year, the band will play a residency at Sphere in Las Vegas. The six performances are going down in May 2026. This marks the band’s first extended run of non-one-off shows since the Seven Night Stand in Los Angeles in 2012.

For tickets, there’s an artist pre-sale starting October 15 at 10 a.m. PT, and those interested must sign up by October 13 at 10 a.m. PT, here. Any remaining tickets will be available during the general on-sale on October 17 at 10 a.m. PT via Ticketmaster.

Each band member shared statements about the show. Gwen Stefani said:

“The opportunity to create a show at Sphere excites me in a new way. The venue is unique and modern and it opens up a whole new visual palette for us to be creative. Doing it with No Doubt feels like going back in time to relive our history, while also creating something new in a way we never could have imagined.”

Bassist Tony Kanal said:

“I can’t wait to get on stage again with my bandmates. There is a beautiful energy that happens when we play together, an electricity I have felt through all of our years. To be able to leave it all on the table each night and take our fans on the insane journey that is Sphere is beyond our wildest dreams. See you in May!”

Guitarist Tom Dumont said:

“Through all the ups and downs, the four of us have always been connected by our music, our shared experiences and lifelong friendship. When we are on stage together playing these songs we feel the magic. We are stoked to play together again for our fans, to celebrate their years of love and support.”

And here’s drummer Adrian Young:

“For anyone who has ever cared or is curious about a No Doubt live concert, this is a special opportunity for that electric band/fan energy exchange in a very unique venue!”

Check out the list of shows below.

No Doubt’s 2026 Tour Dates: No Doubt Live At Sphere

05/06/2026 — Las Vegas, NV @ Sphere
05/08/2026 — Las Vegas, NV @ Sphere
05/09/2026 — Las Vegas, NV @ Sphere
05/13/2026 — Las Vegas, NV @ Sphere
05/15/2026 — Las Vegas, NV @ Sphere
05/16/2026 — Las Vegas, NV @ Sphere

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