Carín León adds three Las Vegas Sphere shows, becoming first Latinx headliner at immersive venue

Carín León is expanding his Las Vegas Sphere residency for 2026, adding three more shows during Mexican Independence Day weekend after overwhelming demand. The Hermosillo-born singer will become the first Latinx headliner at the immersive Sphere, the artist announced on Instagram in Spanish: "This is all crazy," and "Thanks to you, guys, we’re opening three more dates at Sphere. You have no idea how excited we are about what’s happening!" The six-date run is scheduled for Sept. 4–6 and Sept. 11–13, with performances at 8 p.m. each night.

Six shows are set for Sept. 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 and 13, with tickets available through secondary-market platforms. The lowest price found on Vivid Seats was $186 including fees, while other seats were listed from about $191 to $234 at press time. All prices are in U.S. dollars and subject to fluctuation, with Vivid Seats offering a 100% buyer guarantee and delivery prior to the event. León announced the expansion after a prior U.S. tour in 2024 that earned rave reviews and helped position his hybrid style—anchored in traditional Mexican music, mariachi and norteño, fused with gospel, country, rock and classic soul—as a versatile live act.

León’s credits describe a performer who navigates a broad musical spectrum while maintaining a clear artistic vision. The Arizona Republic praised his 2024 Phoenix show for its ability to connect audiences with a seamless thread of musical contrasts, noting that his sound stays cohesive even as it traverses genres. In a recent message tied to the Las Vegas engagement, León emphasized the personal nature of the Sphere project, saying it offers a chance to share his experiences more directly: the Hermosillo-born artist has hinted that a portion of the set will convey stories and feelings in a way that traditional concerts may not capture.

Beyond León, Sphere’s calendar remains packed with high-profile productions as part of its ongoing mission to redefine entertainment experiences. The venue hosts immersive projects like Darren Aronofsky’s Postcard From Earth, a long-running look at travel and culture through film; U2’s Sphere residency, which runs indefinitely; and large-scale screenings of The Wizard of Oz. In 2025–26, the venue also features acts such as Eagles, Backstreet Boys, Illenium, Zac Brown Band, and other major artists, reflecting Sphere’s growth as a premier destination for multi-genre performances.

Ticket pricing and availability for León’s Las Vegas residency reflect broad demand for Sphere’s blending of live music with immersive technology. The published schedule lists six shows at 8 p.m. on Sept. 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 and 13, with ticket prices ranging from the mid-$180s to the mid-$200s, depending on seating and timing. The New York Post confirmed these price ranges at the time of publication, noting that prices can change and that all amounts include fees where noted. Prospective buyers are urged to check current listings as the concert window approaches. A complete calendar of Sphere events, including León’s six-show run and the start times for each date, is available through the publication’s Sphere coverage.

For fans looking to plan a Las Vegas trip around León’s residency, organizers encourage checking multiple ticket platforms for the latest price changes and seating options. The six-seat run will mark León’s sixth appearance in Sin City as part of a broader push to bring regional Mexican music to a global stage, reinforcing the artist’s rising profile across the United States and Mexico. This expansion also underscores Sphere’s ongoing commitment to feature diverse, cross-genre performances that appeal to a wide audience.

This report compiles information from the New York Post and associated ticketing coverage. All prices are subject to change, and buyers should confirm current listings at checkout. The article notes that the six shows are part of León’s ongoing Las Vegas debut and places him among Sphere’s growing roster of marquee residents and touring acts. The publication was authored by Matt Levy, who tracks live events, tours and ticket-market dynamics for the outlet.