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Liam Gordon feared he may never stop sliding after quickly joining last-gasp leveller celebrations on Wednesday night.

MSG Sphere.Completed in September 2023, the eye-catching, globe-shaped venue has become the go-to destination for live music having housed legendary acts like U2, Phish and Dead and Company in its first ten months.Next up, James Dolan’s 20,000-seat marvel will host legendary classic rockers The Eagles from September through January as well as rapidly rising EDM icon Anyma for six New Years Eve shows at the end of the year.Even though Sphere brings in huge names worthy of longstanding residencies, fans keep flocking to the one-of-a-kind space for its larger-than-life 360-degree high res custom visuals and state-of-the-art audio.“Each seat (is) the best in the house due to the ultra-resolution audio flow pumped by Holoplot — a specialized sound system that aims to change the future of live performances,” the New York Post’s Alex Mitchell reported.“This means standing next to the stage won’t blow out your eardrums and sitting high up feels like you’re next to the stage.”If you need to experience Sphere live — and trust us, you need to experience Sphere live — tickets are available for all upcoming concerts and film screenings.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on any one ticket was $182 before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows typically start in the $200 to $300 range before fees.Need a bit more insight before taking the plunge?For a closer look, we’ve got the best prices for all upcoming concerts at Sphere below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.Curious who’s playing Sphere when?Our team has all the details about each headliner — Dead and Company, The Eagles and Anyma — here:(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars,

Singer Sydnie Christmas burst into floods of tears as she was crowned winner of Britain's Got Talent 2024 in tonight's live final (Sunday, 2 June).They will now go on to perform in front of members of the Royal Family at the Royal Variety Performance on Friday, 22 November, at the Royal Albert Hall in London. And that’s not the only prize - they also walk away with a huge £250,000 prize pot.

Britain's Got Talent contestant Alex Mitchell brought the live final show to a heartfelt pause on Sunday 2 June as he dedicated a moment to honour rugby legend Rob Burrow.The 41-year-old sportsman's death was announced by his former team, Leeds Rhinos, and tributes flooded in - including an emotional message from Prince William. Alex, a teaching assistant by day, took to the BGT stage for the grand finale, aiming to snag the £250,000 prize and the coveted spot at the Royal Variety Performance. Winning over everyone with his stand-up comedy that cleverly incorporated his tics, Alex touched the audience further with his tribute.

The Britain's Got Talent live final has been an emotional rollercoaster for one of the contestants, who was spotted shedding tears on the London underground mere hours before the big event. Sydnie Christmas, 28, isn't overwhelmed by the pressure of performing live, but rather she's been brought to tears by sheer happiness after receiving a social media follow from one of her musical heroes.

This evening's Britain's Got Talent finale on ITV is all set to unveil its newest star - but fans are already speculating that gym worker-turned-singer Sydnie Christmas will be crowned the winner of the annual talent search.

Britain's Got Talent rounded off a busy week of semi-finals on Friday night as the last two acts who will be performing in this weekend's final were confirmed. But some fans weren't happy with the acts who made it through, even branding the show a 'fix'.The episode on 31 May saw comedian Alex Mitchell and magician Trixy each land a place in the final, with the latter given a place by the judges after Alex received the most public votes so automatically moved through. However, some didn't agree with the judges' decision and speculated that Trixy's magic tricks weren't so magic.

After a week of tears, cheers and the occasional boo, it’s time for the fifth and final Britain’s Got Talent semi final, and among the acts hoping to take home the grand prize of £250,000 and a place on the bill of the Royal Variety Performance in November is comedian Alex Mitchell. The 23 year old primary school teacher, who has autism and Tourette’s, impressed the judges and the audience at his original audition with his honest and very funny brand of comedy, and even managed to get away with scolding Simon Cowell after the mogul laughed just at the moment Alex displayed one of the tics he has that is associated with Tourette’s – but before the punchline to his joke.

MSG Sphere is unlike any other concert venue in the world.Typically, fans flock to shows to see their favorite artists perform; they could care less about the stage they stepped foot on.Yet, when the visually spectacular Sphere opened in Sin City in late September 2023, everything changed.Boasting the world’s largest high-definition LED screen that wraps around the crowd as well as a specialized sound system that makes audience members “feel” sound vibrations, suddenly the location was the main attraction.That being said, the performers staging residencies at the spherical concert space are no slouches.Up first, Rock and Roll Hall of Famers U2 delivered the hits. Soon after, director Darren Aronofsky’s immersive film “Postcard From Earth” took center screen.

Departed defender Alex Mitchell has reflected on the “privilege” of playing for St Johnstone – and hopes to watch them surge into the top six next season.

Chris Kane netted his first goal since returning from prolonged injury pain to ensure St Johnstone finished the 2022/23 campaign on a high.

St Johnstone defender Alex Mitchell would love to carve out a career of longevity and success like “role model” team-mate Andy Considine.

Super sub Zak Rudden scored with one of his first touches as 10-man St Johnstone battled to a point against St Mirren, writes Samuel Porritt.

Great importance was placed on this trip to Fir Park - and St Johnstone delivered.

An improved St Johnstone performance was not enough to avoid exiting the Scottish Cup at the fourth round stage.

Alex Mitchell is planning to make it a very Happy New Year for St Johnstone supporters.

That lead is back to six points again and it's over to Celtic as they look to keep their winning momentum going into the New Year.

That last minute Christmas shopping will have to be put on hold for a couple of hours for Celtic and St Johnstone fans.

Super sub Ali Crawford netted a quick-fire double to send the 398 travelling St Johnstone fans crashing from their seats in the Highlands.

Nicky Clark netted a stunning, stunning overhead kick in the final minute of stoppage time to save St Johnstone a point.

Lee Johnson hopes the success of loan signing Mykola Kukharevych will help Hibs tap into the City Group goldmine more often - and bridge the gap on the Old Firm.