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Blake Shelton headed to Las Vegas to see Gwen Stefani and No Doubt perform at the Sphere, while he himself headlines a residency nearby; cameras caught him smiling in the crowd as fans hailed him as the proud husband, following an earlier scheduling clash that kept him from Gwen’s debut. He later praised Gwen and No Doubt on social media, and No Doubt's Sphere residency has been extended through June.
No Doubt opened its Las Vegas Sphere residency with a history-forward, fan-focused two-hour set that blends deep-cuts with hits, anchored by Gwen Stefani's stage presence and immersive Sphere visuals; the performance foregrounds the band’s origins and camaraderie, delivering nostalgia for superfans and a strong venue showcase for a veteran act, even if not every casual listener is fully satisfied.
Blake Shelton was absent from the Las Vegas Sphere opening night of Gwen Stefani and No Doubt because he was performing at Caesars Palace the same night, joking that his manager booked them on the same date. Gwen Stefani’s show kicked off without him, and Blake quipped about the scheduling mix-up before reiterating that he doesn’t believe everything he reads online about their relationship; the duo has previously dismissed divorce rumors and remains committed.
No Doubt opened its Las Vegas Sphere residency with a 20-song set that spans the band’s catalog from Tragic Kingdom era hits to newer tracks, including Just a Girl, Don’t Speak, It’s My Life, The Climb and more, signaling a nostalgic yet high-energy start as the residency extends through May.
Gwen Stefani has been promoting the Catholic prayer app Hallow—backed by Peter Thiel and JD Vance—and discussed deepening her Catholic faith on a podcast, a move that has drawn backlash over the app’s anti-abortion messaging, its pay-to-pray model, and the platforming of controversial figures.
Gwen Stefani posted a PDA photo with Blake Shelton to dismiss split rumors, which were fueled by their absence from the CMA Awards and social media activity. Both have publicly denied any breakup, emphasizing their strong relationship despite speculation and rumors about divorce.
Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's marriage is reportedly a topic of discussion among friends due to their recent time apart and busy schedules, but they maintain they are still in love and committed, despite rumors of a breakup.
Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's marriage is reportedly a topic of discussion among friends and fans due to their recent time apart and busy schedules, but the couple maintains they are still solid despite breakup rumors and public speculation.
No Doubt is coming out of semi-retirement for a six-concert residency at Las Vegas' Sphere in May 2026, marking their first extended run since 2012, with tickets on sale starting October 17. Gwen Stefani will also perform a solo show in December 2023, and the venue will host various other major events.
No Doubt announced a six-show residency at Las Vegas' Sphere in 2026, marking their first performances together since 2015 and the first female-fronted act to headline the venue. The band, including Gwen Stefani, will perform on select dates in May, with presale starting October 15 and general tickets on October 17.
No Doubt will reunite for a six-show residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas in May-June 2026, marking Gwen Stefani's first time headlining the venue, with the band only having reunited twice since their split in 2015.
Gwen Stefani will reunite with her band No Doubt for a six-show residency at the Las Vegas Sphere in 2026, making her the first woman to headline the arena, which has hosted major artists since its opening in late 2023.
Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's performances at the AMAs were pre-recorded, leading to some criticism and questions about authenticity. Blake addressed the controversy on social media, confirming they performed when asked. The article also discusses Gwen's singing style, notably her Southern accent on 'Hollaback Girl,' which has sparked debate and is seen by some as part of broader cultural shifts. The piece highlights the ongoing scrutiny of celebrity performances and image.
Fans at the AMAs were upset to discover that Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's performances were prerecorded, feeling misled as they believed they were watching live performances. The performances were shown on screen, but the artists were not physically present, leading to accusations of deception. The event included many prerecorded segments, which is common in award shows, but fans expressed disappointment and felt lied to.
The American Music Awards featured performances by Rod Stewart, Janet Jackson, and Gwen Stefani, with a lackluster overall show marked by predictable winners, influencer presenters, and a brief, chaotic broadcast, overshadowed by veteran performances and a few memorable moments.