From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington broadcast center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty show.

It is the world's largest spherical structure, 526 feet wide, 366 feet tall, able to fit 20,000 people.

For months, the sphere has been projecting early images from the outside, the moon, the earth, a tennis ball, even a blinking eye.

But now for the first time, audiences going inside, the $2.3 billion project is banking on attracting audiences from around the world.

YouTube plans to perform 25 shows here before the end of the year.

Ono, telling Apple Music, he hopes this will bring audiences together and closer than ever before.

Yeah, that last part was so great.

Yeah, I know that last part was just such a bono musician thing.

I hope it brings people closer together and they recognize their similarity.

I mean, whatever.

Do you know that you're just musicians and got a cool job?

And it makes you feel better when you get up in the morning to believe that you're somehow fixing the world.

Anyway, aside from that.

That's part of the act, I guess.

But aside from that, that thing could not look cooler.

I wish I had seen it from the outside before in Vegas.

I haven't been in Vegas long enough that I haven't seen it.

But from the outside, it looks amazing.

Have you seen it when it does the blinking eye thing?

It's like three and a half football fields tall and one and a half wide or whatever it is.

But they made it a giant eyeball that blinks.

It's the most stunning thing on the skyline in Las Vegas now, which is a heck of a thing to say.

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