Las Vegas' newest destination, located at Venetian Resort, extends an invitation to none other than former One Direction singer Harry Styles.
Since October 2020, U2's "UV Achtung Baby Live" experience has been running at this venue called "Spheres," it will continue until February 2024.
Just weeks from U2's final show, rumors have been swirling around who might be taking up the stage next.
According to CEO James Dolan of MSG Entertainment, Harry Styles is a prime candidate, as he has been extended an open invitation to perform whenever he wants.
Harry's involvement with the Sphere has been the subject of much curiosity lately. Responding to questions about Harry's residency at the venue, he gave a cheerful reply: "We love Harry, and whenever Harry wants to come, we're ready."
In January, media sources reported that Harry was offered $50 million to perform at least ten shows at the Sphere, which could be spread over several months as one weekly engagement.
An informant revealed to The Sun: "The team behind the project is making sure that it will be successful, and therefore, they have managed to gather several high-profile celebrities for its commencement."
"U2 is undoubtedly one of these headliners. However, Harry has also been considered an ideal choice to draw audiences."
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The Sphere in Vegas could become the talk of the town with Harry Styles: a pop star sensation who can draw thousands of people and appeal to fans of all ages.
The news has caused a frenzy of excitement among followers headed to X to express their enthusiasm. "Is this suggesting we should start prepping for trips?" one eager individual queried.
A second fan described the occasion in glowing terms, writing: "This is a huge moment for your career! Harry, you are an incredible singer. Don't hesitate to accept this invitation - your fans are all here ready to cheer and celebrate with you!"
A third writer simply put it more succinctly, saying: "PLEASE!"
Fans of the "Watermelon Sugar" singer have been delighted with their experience at "Sphere" due to its extreme architecture and cutting-edge audio-visual system.
Able to accommodate 18,000 people, this breathtaking stadium stands 366 feet tall and 516 feet wide with a colossal 164,000 surround sound speakers.
A link between the impressive entertainment complex and Holmes Chapel-born singer Harry exists beyond just U2's current opening act, Pauli Lovejoy. Professionally known as Pauli The PSM, Lovejoy worked with the star on his most recent tour.
