Rumors about Rush at the Sphere and Returns of Marc Anthony and Diana Ross
Rush may negotiate a series of concerts at the Sphere, while Marc Anthony and Diana Ross announce new dates in Las Vegas.

Rush could be the next big name to perform at the Sphere in Las Vegas, according to multiple reports. The rumor gained traction when SiriusXM radio host Eddie Trunk commented that reliable sources had told him a series of 16 to 18 concerts for 2027 was practically secured. Although neither Rush nor the Sphere have confirmed this, the band is currently on tour with "Rush: Fifty Something," their first tour since the passing of drummer Neil Peart in 2020. The tour includes dates in North America, Europe, and South America until April 10, 2027. If the residency at the Sphere is confirmed, it is likely to take place after the conclusion of the tour and after Metallica's performance ends in March 2027.
New Dates for Marc Anthony
Singer Marc Anthony will expand his residency at Fontainebleau Las Vegas with eight new shows this fall. The performances of "Vegas… My Way!" at the BleauLive Theater will take place between September and November. Tickets will be available starting July 24 through Ticketmaster and FontainebleauLasVegas.com. Each show is an intimate showcase of Anthony's bilingual repertoire, accompanied by a live band, followed by nighttime sessions at the Nowhere Lounge.
Diana Ross Returns to Encore
The iconic Motown singer, Diana Ross, will return to the Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas with her residency "Diana in Motion" from October 2 to 4. This follows her sold-out performances on Valentine's Day. Tickets will also be available starting July 24 on Ticketmaster.
These announcements ensure that Las Vegas will remain a hub for major concerts, offering diverse options for fans of all eras and musical styles.
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