Oprah Winfrey will be live at The Sphere in 2027, how to buy tickets - USA Today
Was attending The Oprah Winfrey Show always on your bucket list? Those dreams may have come to a crashing end when Oprah Winfrey ended her legendary daytime show run back in 2011, but they can be renewed for her "AHA Live" shows at The Sphere in 2027.
That's right, the queen is back. Earlier this month, Oprah announced that she would be hosting four live shows at the already iconic Sphere in Las Vegas in April 2027 and you can get tickets now. The show is promised to be a form of entertainment and inspiration that will include the former talk show host and entertainment-favorite along with other performers. Oprah sat down exclusively with USA TODAY to discuss her legacy and the upcoming shows, promising joy and feeling more at the one-of-a-kind of event.
"Everybody's just shut down," Winfrey told USA TODAY Executive Editor of Entertainment Wendy Naugle. "So this is an opportunity to bring a sense of vibrancy and aliveness – not to preach or tell you anything that you don't already know. That's why it's called a-ha. Because every a-ha moment I've ever had or you've ever had has only been a reminder of what you already knew."
As of publication, AHA Live tickets are in presale. The general sale tickets will officially hit the market on Friday, Sept. 25, but you can still grab tickets now. The cheapest available tickets to see Oprah live at The Sphere in 2027 are starting at $196 for the opening night on Friday, April 2, 2027.
In a newly launched Instagram account, AHA Live is described as, "an immersive experience—a visual and musical symphony of senses created by a global collection of musicians, artists and storytellers designed to inspire, wonder, joy, and the ultimate 'AHA'".
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