AceShowbiz - No Doubt bassist Tony Kanal shared his emotions just hours before the band’s residency began at the Las Vegas Sphere. The group’s first show at the cutting-edge venue took place on Wednesday night, kicking off a series of 18 performances scheduled through the end of May.

"I had a good cry at soundcheck," Kanal revealed, describing how the weight of the moment hit him before the performance. He added that he was relieved to release those emotions early, fearing they might have overwhelmed him during the show itself.

The residency features the core lineup of No Doubt, including lead singer Gwen Stefani, guitarist Tom Dumont, drummer Adrian Young, and longtime horn and keyboard players Stephen Bradley and Gabrial McNair. Together, they delivered a two-hour set that traced the band’s journey from their humble beginnings to international stardom.

The show at the Sphere serves as a reflection on No Doubt’s extensive career, blending fan favorites with deep cuts that celebrate their musical evolution. This residency marks a significant moment for the band, who have not toured extensively in recent years.

While the article does not detail specific plans for new recordings, Kanal’s reflections suggest that the band is embracing this milestone residency as a way to reconnect with fans and their own musical legacy. The Las Vegas Sphere’s state-of-the-art setting provides a unique backdrop for this celebratory chapter in their career.

As No Doubt continues their 18-show run, fans can expect a thoughtfully curated experience that honors the band’s past while looking ahead to their future possibilities.