Illenium Sphere

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Producer and DJ Illenium expands his Sphere residency with additional shows in April, extending to a nine-night run ahead of his forthcoming album.

Producer, songwriter, and DJ Illenium has announced additional shows on his Sphere residency due to overwhelming demand. The new shows on April 2, 3, and 4, join the previously announced dates on March 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, and 14, making for a nine-night run in 2026.

“Illenium Presents Odyssey at Sphere” is the only place where fans can experience the artist’s forthcoming sixth studio album, Odyssey, live. In bringing his vision to life, Illenium is working with Berlin-based animation studio Woodblock, celebrated for its cinematic storytelling and immersive design, which is executing the creative and technical production of the show.

Music featured in the show will include Illenium’s newly released single “Forever” with Tom Grennan and Alna; “In My Arms” with Hayla, which has already clocked over 9.1 million streams on Spotify; and more tracks from the forthcoming release.

Sphere’s next-gen technologies—including the world’s highest resolution LED display that wraps up, over, and around the audience; and the world’s most advanced concert-grade audio system, Sphere Immersive Sound—form the canvas for Illenium’s most ambitious project to date.

Based in Denver, the multi-platinum artist initially debuted in 2013. Fueled by his genre-bending sound, he has notched three consecutive #1 debuts on the Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums Chart, beginning with 2019’s Ascend, 2021’s Fallen Embers, and 2023’s Il. He’s also delivered a string of hits along the way, including “Good Things Fall Apart” featuring Jon Bellion, “Feel Good” featuring Daya with Gryffin, and “Takeaway” with The Chainsmokers.

Illenium has established himself as a chameleon, collaborating with musicians across genres including Teddy Swims, JVKE, iann dior, Spiritbox, Tom DeLonge, Travis Barker, and Avril Lavigne. He has appeared at such major festivals as Coachella and Lollapalooza, and became the “first electronic dance music artist to headline a football stadium” when he took over Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in 2021.