Where to Buy Last-Minute Tickets to Phish’s 2026 Sphere Residency in Las Vegas
The legendary jam band have one more weekend of their innovative Sphere show
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Phish are gearing up for the final weekend of their sold-out Sphere residency in Las Vegas, with the band performing on Thursday, April 30, through Saturday, May 2. As expected, Phish haven’t repeated any setlists during their run at the Sphere, with each night broken into two sets and an encore.
At a Glance: Where to Buy Phish Tickets
- General Sale: Ticketmaster
- Resale: StubHub, SeatGeek, VividSeats, TicketNetwork
- Dates: April 30–May 2.
That level of variety is no mean feat, given the immersive nature of the Sphere’s 160,000-square-foot interior screen. And so far, Phish have used the venue’s innovative display to its fullest, from the nostalgic (a recreation of the Barn, frontman Trey Anastasio’s home and recording studio) to the delightfully absurd (a hot-dog spaceship blasting into orbit).
“Even more impressively, [lighting director Chris] Kuroda is actually behind the console, running the whole thing — no AI or synced cheat codes here, just a human making interactive, improvised art in real time on a device that was likely never intended for that use,” wrote Jeff Miller of the display at the band’s first weekend show.
This weekend marks the end of the band’s second Sphere stint, but the jam continues with a summer tour, including five nights at Madison Square Garden. Before that, frontman Trey Anastasio will embark on a solo tour from May through June.
The next big act to take the stage following Phish are No Doubt, who will perform a total of 18 shows in May through June. Other acts heading to the Sphere this year include Eagles, Kenny Chesney, Metallica, and Carin Leon.
Tickets are available individually or for three nights, and prices vary by date. Here’s where fans can still find tickets for Phish’s last weekend at the Sphere in Las Vegas, and how much they can expect to pay.
StubHub
One day tickets for Phish’s April 30 show start at under $100 (for limited or obstructed-view seats). Upper-middle sections, which have a clearer view of the display, start at around $335.
SeatGeek
The April 30 show likewise starts at under $100, while three-day tickets start at $1,177. SeatGeek also lets fans shop by row, making it easier to find the best view for the price.
VividSeats
As with other sites, the best prices on VividSeats are for the Thursday show, with stubs starting at under $90. You can get a small discount with code RS30 for $30 off $300+ orders.
TicketNetwork
Phish tickets start at about $99 for the Thursday night show. You can get get $150 off orders over $500 with code RS150 or $300 off orders of $1,000+ with code RS300.