No Doubt Lean on Tragic Kingdom at Las Vegas Sphere Residency — Full Night 1 Setlist

No Doubt leaned heavily on Tragic Kingdom during night one of their Las Vegas Sphere residency, digging up 10 of the album’s 14 tracks across a 21-song set on Wednesday, May 6.

Sphere lights up with an advertisement for the band No Doubt’s residency “No Doubt Live at Sphere” in Las Vegas.
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From late-1980s beginnings in Anaheim to their 2024 Coachella reunion, No Doubt spent night 1 of their 18-show run at Sphere traversing familiar territory — and sometimes lingering there. The Gwen Stefani-fronted band opened around 8:50 p.m. PT with the non-single title track from 1995’s Tragic Kingdom, then moved through staples including “Just a Girl,” “Don’t Speak,” “Spiderwebs,” “Sunday Morning” and “Excuse Me Mr.” In total the band played “Happy Now ?,” “Different People,” “The Climb” and “End It on This” as well, adding up to ten Tragic Kingdom songs that dominated the night.

Their pre-Tragic material was reduced to single entries from the self-titled 1992 LP and the independently released The Beacon Street Collection. The band’s turn-of-the-millennium phase fared better: four songs apiece from 2000’s Return of Saturn and 2001’s Rock Steady. Notably absent was 2012’s Push and Shove, the record that followed a decade of Stefani’s solo success.

Below is the full setlist from night 1 of No Doubt’s Sphere residency, which runs through June 13 and comprises 18 shows in total.

Full setlist — Night 1 (May 6, 2026)

“Tragic Kingdom”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Excuse Me Mr.”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Different People”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Total Hate ’95”
Album: The Beacon Street Collection (1995), originally featuring Sublime’s Bradley Nowell

“Spiderwebs”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Underneath It All”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)

“Hey Baby”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)

“Bathwater”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)

“Ex-Girlfriend”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)

“Happy Now ?”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Hella Good”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)

“The Climb”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Running”
Album: Rock Steady (2001)

“It’s My Life”
Album: The Singles 1992-2003 (2003), a Talk Talk cover

“Simple Kind of Life”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)

“Don’t Speak”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Trapped in a Box”
Album: No Doubt (1992)

“New”
Album: Return of Saturn (2000)

“End It on This”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Just a Girl”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

“Sunday Morning”
Album: Tragic Kingdom (1995)

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