The Palladium

Worcester's historic concert hall. Two rooms, all ages, the biggest names in heavy music and beyond.

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Since 1928

Worcester's historic concert hall

The Palladium opened in 1928 as the Plymouth Theatre and has been the home of live music in central Massachusetts ever since. Foo Fighters, Jay-Z, Prince, Slipknot, Blink-182, Kanye West, Avenged Sevenfold, Fall Out Boy and Wu-Tang Clan have all played this stage, and the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival calls it home. Two rooms, all ages, run by people who have toured the world and know what a show needs.

The rooms

What makes The Palladium special

Two rooms

The Main Room downstairs for the big stage and the big crowds; the Upstairs for a closer, standing-room night. Every listing says which.

Artist first

Run by seasoned music industry professionals who have toured the world and know exactly what artists need, and who are fans of live music before anything else.

Downtown Worcester

261 Main Street, a mile from Union Station on the commuter rail from Boston, with parking lots and garages all around and hotels within walking distance.

Make a night of it

Stay in Worcester

Four hotels within reach of the hall, two of them a short walk from the door. Book the room, see the show, sleep in.

Tickets

Get your tickets

Every show on our stages links straight to its tickets from this site. Buy in person at the Palladium Box Office, Tuesday to Friday from noon to 4:30 PM and one hour before doors on show days.

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