About

The Worcester Palladium is a historic concert venue located in the heart of Worcester, MA. All of our shows are all ages (unless otherwise specified) and we are a general admission venue with the exception of select events, which means first come, first to the stage. No recording devices are allowed in the building.
Who we Are:

We’re proud to be an artist-first venue, run by seasoned music industry professionals who’ve toured the world and understand exactly what artists need and expect. But more than anything, we’re true fans of live music. That passion drives us to create the best possible experience not just for performers, but for the fans who make it all happen.

Over the years, we’ve had the honor of hosting iconic artists like Foo Fighters, Jay-Z, Prince, Slipknot, Blink-182, Kanye West, Avenged Sevenfold, Fall Out Boy, and Wu-Tang Clan. Our stage has seen everything from MTV and Fuse tapings to full-scale concert DVD shoots—and we even made a cameo on Ghost Hunters. We’re also proud to be home to the New England Metal & Hardcore Festival, a staple in the heavy music scene.

General Show Info
Please note that concert times and artists scheduled to perform at The Palladium are subject to change without notice due to circumstances beyond our control. If you are media and are looking for a photo pass you need to contact either the manager of the band or the record label. PLEASE NOTE: Upstairs = Smaller Room and Downstairs = Larger Room

Box Office Hours
Palladium Box Office is now open for advance sales from NOON – 4:30pm Tuesday – Friday. Box Office is open during events an hour before doors and closes about an hour before the show ends.

Public Safety At Our Venue
We want to reassure everyone that The Palladium is totally committed to the safety of all our patrons and we take pride in our safety record. Please read through the SAFETY section of our website and when you come here for a show always be aware of your surroundings.

Info on City of Worcester
Worcester is Massachusetts’ 2nd largest city (after Boston). In 2009 it was ranked the #9 most livable city in the United States by Forbes Magazine.

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