Solstice Pulse: Las Vegas Residency & Tokyo Dome

A show built for the screen around you

Solstice Pulse have spent their career making electronic music you can see. For their Las Vegas residency at Sphere, the duo — producers Sol and Pulse — built a show from the ground up for a wraparound screen, rather than adapting a festival set to fit it. Visuals, lasers and pyrotechnics are programmed alongside the music, so every drop has a picture and every transition moves the whole room.

The residency plays select weekends from October 2026 through February 2027. Each night follows the same core show, with sections that change across the run as the duo test new material in front of a live audience.

How the show works

Most club and festival productions are designed to face forward. Here, the visual canvas surrounds the audience, which changes how the set is written. Our creative team and the duo worked in long rehearsal blocks, building visual sequences and music together rather than one after the other.

• Wraparound visuals designed specifically for the residency, not repurposed tour content
• Laser and pyro cues locked to the music, a signature of the duo’s live shows
• Live arrangement — Sol and Pulse perform the set, not a playback
• Evolving sections that change across the run as new material is introduced

One night at Tokyo Dome

On Saturday, November 28, 2026, Solstice Pulse step away from Las Vegas for their first dome headline, at Tokyo Dome. The show design is adapted from the residency: without a wraparound screen, the visual system is rebuilt around large-format screens, an expanded lighting rig and an extended laser and pyro package scaled for the dome. Molang’s Tokyo office, which leads our dome and arena operations in Japan, is producing the date locally.

“Las Vegas taught us how to fill a room with light. Tokyo is about doing that at a completely different scale, without losing how close it feels.” — Sol, Solstice Pulse

Nova Rae opens

Nova Rae, the twenty-year-old producer and DJ from Molang’s Prodigies program, opens selected dates, including the Tokyo Dome headline. Her sunset-slot edits became festival favorites in 2026, her debut festival season, and the opening slot is part of a deliberately paced program: mentorship from the duo and our touring team, a sustainable schedule, and time in between dates to develop her first EP. Check each date for the opening line-up, which is confirmed with ticket holders before the show.

VIP passes and planning your night

VIP box passes are available on selected residency nights, and group hospitality can be arranged for Tokyo Dome. Allocations are limited and are managed by our booking desk rather than sold through general release. Pricing is available on request.

To request a pass, email [email protected] with the date, party size and any access requirements. Request forms on this site open in your own email app; a member of the booking team replies personally, and a pass is only held once confirmed in writing.

The show includes intense strobe, laser and pyrotechnic effects. Doors, set times and age policies vary by venue and are shared with ticket holders ahead of each date. Additional residency weekends, if added, will be announced on this page.