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Zac Brown ‘Going Into Debt’ to Fund Las Vegas Sphere Residency
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Zac Brown ‘going into debt’ to fund Las Vegas Sphere residency
You get what you give. Zac Brown has revealed that he is taking on debt to fund his highly anticipated four-show residency at the Las Vegas Sphere later this year. “Just going into debt to make it happen,” the “Knee Deep” country star, 46, told Us Weekly in an interview published Friday, July 25. Zac Brown attends the 2025 American Music Awards at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on May 26, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Getty Images The Zac Brown Band perf…
Wendy FernándezLess concerts, more money. That is the formula that is revolutionizing the business of live entertainment and has the Sphere of Las Vegas as the most profitable venue in the world in 2025, according to Billboard Boxscore’s mid-year report. With just 42 scheduled dates in the area of 2025, the gigantic audiovisual sphere has raised 165.3 million dollars, surpassing the big ones like Madison Square Garden in New York, London’s O2 Ar…
Alan Walker will be the first Norwegian to perform at the Sphere in Las Vegas. U2 and the Backstreet Boys have performed here before him.
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