I was a little surprised at the poor sound quality this past Saturday. U2 and Dead & Co were so clear it was almost like having headphones on.

No Doubt? The bass felt muddled, when the horn players came up to sing with Gwen you couldn’t even hear them. It wasn’t much different than a stadium show, which was disappointing.

I hope they get it figured out for the remaining shows.

The Sphere is an amazing venue that was designed primarily for live music. If you love live music, it’s a venue you need to check out, in my opinion.

I’ve been very fortunate to attend 21 shows at the Sphere:

U2 – once
Eagles – three times
Phish – five times
Dead & Company – eight times
Zac Brown – once
Postcard from Earth – once
The Wizard of Oz – twice

Overall, my experience has been incredibly joyful. I thought U2 was an excellent first choice and the only band that used different scents and fully customized the stage with LED interaction.

The overall video presentation from the Eagles and U2 was more refined and higher quality compared to Dead & Company and Phish. They also played the same songs every night for 30+ nights. That said, many of the visuals from Phish and Dead & Company were amazing and equally well produced. Their shows felt more psychedelic and more like a traditional concert experience, which isn’t surprising since Eagles and U2 were primarily seated performances, while Phish and Dead & Company were more like dance marathons.

Phish’s use of the sound system was far superior to the other bands I saw. They moved the sound throughout the room, and at times it felt like you were inside the music rather than having it come straight at you. Dead & Company did some of that during “Drums” and “Space,” but in my opinion, Phish executed it better.

I hate to say this, but I felt Zac Brown’s show was somewhat disjointed and overly dark in tone. They missed an opportunity to create a more intimate connection with the audience by relying heavily on pre-recorded video. It felt like a lot of emotional overload—just my opinion.

Postcard from Earth was a very good experience overall, though the last 10 minutes felt a bit depressing.

The Wizard of Oz may offer the most complete use of the Sphere. It engages all your senses and even creates what feels like a tornado (or at least a powerful windstorm) inside the venue.

I’m looking forward to seeing Metallica, and I hope Phish returns every year.

I miss you Bobby!

I am getting anxious as I read about seating in the upper sections being steep. Is it really THAT bad? I have tix for No Doubt section 404 and I read a comment somewhere that you couldn’t even stand up and dance in those upper areas. I’m not super afraid of heights, it’s the angle that I’m worried about. Considering going to check out wizard of oz beforehand to do some recon. Anyone have any experience that can put my mind at ease?

I have 2 extra tickets to sell. Bro in law and his wife can't make it. :( Sun, May 24, Memorial day weekend. Sec 108,row 33, close to isle (if that matters to you)

Edit- I clearly didn't mention that these seats are labeled obstructed view. Please note that. These are legit seats, I was just trying to sell because my BIL can't make it. Sorry that this ruffled so many feathers.

Dm and let's chat. Happy to transfer via TM on a phone call/ meet day of/other options.

102, row 30

Dm me so we can discuss everyting onward

Just wasn’t thinking and quickly snagged tickets at the back of section 304 on ticketmaster map view. I didn’t realize until after they are “WC” row. However, there was no designation these where accessible or wheelchair. Just a regular blue dot. No warning.

After the mistake, I clicked through some other nights at the venue and found that sometimes it shows it with a blue wheelchair icon and calls out that it’s “wheelchair accessible” or “semi-ambulatory seat”, but other nights it’s just a regular blue dot with no call-out other than “lower gallery seating”

Any idea if that’s a system error or just depends on ticket sales (my tickets are mid-week in June with tons of availability)? Should I let them know about the mistake ? Side note, we are taking our 4 year old (he’s been to 20+ concerts) so easy access in/out probably is preferable if this isn’t an issue. I have heard the regular sphere seats shake or have speakers built into them or something. I assume these would just be folding chairs ?

i’m wondering if you have been to the sphere have you dealt with how hard the seats slam when people stand up? don’t trust the cup holders because if someone stands up the seats will slam and your drink will go flying. I saw it happening a ton tonight. I wonder if they get complaints about this often?

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I have 2 ticket. The other group can’t make it. I also have it listed In vivid and stub. Anyone interested thanks

4 tickets to no doubt on May 16. Section 407 row 19. $205 each. I also have them on StubHub

January (1/28, 1/30) Diamond Travel Package (Face Value)

4 tickets for the 1/28 & 1/30 shows. Section 209

DIAMOND travel package includes:
Premium reserved seat at both Thursday and Saturday Metallica shows
3-night stay at Palazzo Two Queen Suite
One Metallica Travel merchandise item
Priority entrance lane into Sphere
Luxury motorcoach transportation to and from Harry Reid International Airport
One Exclusive Diamond Package event gift
Commemorative laminate and lanyard
On-site Vibee Concierge

I have confirmed all of this can be transferred to a new name for a fee (which I will cover)

Asking face value: $2,200/ticket. Posted on CashorTrade for protected exchange.

The total package is $8,400.

Is it Live Nation? It seems like none of the bands even fit the venue. It’s all just a complete cash grab for the agents. Bands using Ai for visuals, bands that never even used visuals, outdated top 40 bands. What’s the point?