Although Illenium’s coming album “Odyssey” does not have a release date, fans can rejoice as there will be one place to experience it next year if you’re ready for a trip to Las Vegas. The second electronic artist to have a Sphere residency, Illenium is set to do a nine-show run at the Las Vegas Sphere, fully utilizing the advanced technological capabilities the space has to offer. If you’re ready to see a one-of-a-kind performance from the artist, I’ve broken down how to get Illenium tickets below.
Nicholas Daniel “Nick” Miller, professionally known as Illenium, began producing music in 2008 and has since earned a Grammy nomination, topped multiple Billboard charts, and collaborated with other noteworthy artists such as The Chainsmokers and Taylor Swift. In addition to his highly anticipated Sphere residency, 2026 is also set to see the artist make an appearance at the popular Ultra Music Festival in Miami.
We’ve got you covered if you want to grab tickets to see Illenium before the year’s up, or next year at his Sphere residency. Here’s our breakdown of the tour schedule, purchasing details, and a comparison of prices between original and resale ticket options. You can also explore resale sites like StubHub and Vivid Seats at your own leisure.
Illenium’s 2025 and 2026 tour schedule
Illenium is set to join several festivals to finish off 2025 in Philadelphia, Dallas, and Denver, as well as hold a headlining show in Tampa. From March 2026, he will embark on a nine-show residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, taking a brief break at the end of March to perform at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami.
* Indicates a music festival at which Illenium will be performing, in addition to several other artists.
How to buy tickets for Illenium’s 2025 and 2026 concert tour
Original standard tickets to see Illenium are available for purchase on Ticketmaster. For Illenium’s headlining residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, there are also travel packages including hotel stays at the Las Vegas Venetian Resort as well as several other perks available on Vibee.
Tickets can also be purchased from verified resale vendor sites such as StubHub and Vivid Seats. As his residency dates approach and for festival appearances (which have high demand and often sell out), you may be able to find more affordable options on these sites compared to the original tickets. We recommend checking both options to find the best deal for the date you are looking to attend.
How much are Illenium tickets?
Prices for Illenium’s coming appearances and residency shows vary depending on the event type, date, location, and demand for each show. For Sphere residency shows, original standard tickets have extremely limited remaining availability; however, as of writin,g there are still options listed for all shows. Seats further back tend to start at around $145-$170 (some listed as ‘limited visibility’), with closer seats priced at around $400. The non-reserved standing pit area is listed on Ticketmaster at $372, with general admission standing (behind the pit) at $223.
StubHub and Vivid Seats are priced similarly to each other, with some options cheaper than the original tickets available. We expect that as original tickets reach sold-out status, prices may change, however. StubHub’s most affordable options for Illenium’s Las Vegas Sphere performances range from $88 for his March 12 show to $185 for the March 7 show. Vivid Seats offers a range of prices from $82 to $169 for the same two performances.
outside his Sphere residency, there are also affordable options for Illenium’s show in Tampa on December 28 of this year, currently starting at $81 on StubHub and $75 on Vivid Seats. Festival appearances tend to be more expensive, as they often include weekend passes and provide access to other performances, as well as similar festival activities.
There are currently two VIP packages available for purchase, in addition to hotel packages that include both general and VIP ticket options. The main difference between the two VIP packages is that the Vibee SVIP concert experience package includes an exclusive meet-and-greet opportunity with Illenium himself. Both packages include a premium reserved seat at the Sphere, a curated VIP gift, early access to the Illenium fan experience, and priority entry into the Sphere.
The regular VIP package is currently listed on Ticketmaster starting at around $649. SVIP tickets are no longer listed on Ticketmaster as far as we could find, but are still listed as available via the Vibee hotel package bundles. Full VIP package details can be viewed on Ticketmaster, with hotel packages available to browse on Vibee. Hotel packages are listed starting at $899 for standard ticket hotel bundles, with the most premium packages for SVIP listed starting at $3,500. Hotel packages are based on two-person occupancy, with starting prices listed per person.
Who is opening for Illenium’s tour?
It has not been announced if Illenium will have an opening act for his Las Vegas residency. As the Sphere is known for its immersive technology and sensory experiences, it is possible that Illenium may not have an opener so as to fully use all the capabilities the Sphere has for his “Oddysey” production. However, more may be announced later as the residency approaches.
Will there be international tour dates?
Illenium does not have any international shows scheduled for the remainder of 2025 or 2026. As he has not made any official announcements regarding his schedule following his residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, it is possible he may announce international shows for 2026 at a later date.
Will Illenium tour in 2026?
Illenium has announced a residency at the Las Vegas Sphere in 2026. The residency, dubbed “Illenium Presents Odyssey,” will consist of nine shows. Utilizing the immersive aspects of the Las Vegas Sphere, the highly anticipated event has been described as “the only place fans will be able to experience Illenium’s forthcoming studio album ‘ODYSSEY’ live”.
Alongside his Las Vegas residency, Illenium is scheduled to perform at the Ultra Music Festival in Miami next March.
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