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Louisville Palace is a premier venue in Louisville, KY. This page offers Chelsea Handler tickets with competitive pricing for events at Louisville Palace. We also provide seating chart, parking information, and the concert schedule and map calendar for Louisville.


  1. Mon Mar.16.202608:00 pm
    The Phil Collins Story

    The Phil Collins Story Louisville Palace March 16,2026

  2. Sun Mar.29.202607:30 pm
    Robert Plant

    Robert Plant Louisville Palace March 29,2026

  3. Thu Apr.02.202607:30 pm
    Brad Williams

    Brad Williams Louisville Palace April 02,2026

  4. Fri Apr.03.202606:00 pm
    Blippi Live

    Blippi Live Louisville Palace April 03,2026

  5. Mon Apr.06.202608:00 pm
    Bob Dylan

    Bob Dylan Louisville Palace April 06,2026

  6. Thu Apr.09.202608:00 pm
    AVTT/PTTN: The Avett Brothers & Mike Patton

    AVTT/PTTN: The Avett Brothers & Mike Patton Louisville Palace April 09,2026

  7. Fri Apr.10.202608:00 pm
    AVTT/PTTN: The Avett Brothers & Mike Patton

    AVTT/PTTN: The Avett Brothers & Mike Patton Louisville Palace April 10,2026

  8. Sun Apr.12.202607:00 pm
    Chelsea Handler

    Chelsea Handler Louisville Palace April 12,2026

  9. Thu Apr.16.202607:00 pm
    CeCe Winans

    CeCe Winans Louisville Palace April 16,2026

  10. Fri Apr.17.202607:00 pm
    World Ballet Company: Swan Lake

    World Ballet Company: Swan Lake Louisville Palace April 17,2026

  11. Tue Apr.21.202608:00 pm
    Puscifer

    Puscifer Louisville Palace April 21,2026

  12. Thu Apr.23.202608:00 pm
    Dylan Scott

    Dylan Scott Louisville Palace April 23,2026

  13. Tue Apr.28.202608:00 pm
    David and Tamela Mann

    David and Tamela Mann Louisville Palace April 28,2026

  14. Wed Apr.29.202608:00 pm
    The Rock Orchestra

    The Rock Orchestra Louisville Palace April 29,2026

  15. Tue May.12.202608:00 pm
    Marilyn Manson

    Marilyn Manson Louisville Palace May 12,2026

  16. Wed May.13.202608:00 pm
    Earth, Wind and Fire

    Earth, Wind and Fire Louisville Palace May 13,2026

  17. Thu May.14.202606:00 pm
    Sesame Street Live: Elmo's Got The Moves

    Sesame Street Live: Elmo's Got The Moves Louisville Palace May 14,2026

  18. Fri May.15.202607:00 pm
    Ali Wong

    Ali Wong Louisville Palace May 15,2026

  19. Thu May.21.202608:00 pm
    Brit Floyd

    Brit Floyd Louisville Palace May 21,2026

  20. Sun Sep.06.202608:00 pm
    Ray LaMontagne

    Ray LaMontagne Louisville Palace September 06,2026

  21. Thu Nov.19.202608:00 pm
    Jim Henson's Labyrinth - In Concert

    Jim Henson's Labyrinth - In Concert Louisville Palace November 19,2026

  22. Wed Dec.09.202607:30 pm
    97.5 WAMZ Acoustic Jam

    97.5 WAMZ Acoustic Jam Louisville Palace December 09,2026

By Federweed

Chelsea was awesome. The drunks in front row? Not so much.

Terrace Theater does a great job. With this event, there were two women on the very left side of the front row, and one man on the very left end of the second that were mind-numbingly loud, obnoxious and intolerably gross to sit near. First, the smell. It's like the ugliest possible breath of someone who lives exclusively on alcoholic beverages, except for tonight, they also ate a pastrami sandwich with a side of garlic. I mean, so bad, it could exterminate roaches and mice. But I can't hold that against the theater staff, because they couldn't smell it from their standing locations. (Then again, I don't *know* that they couldn't... it was pretty strong, after all!) Worst, though, was the loudness. The two women, brunette and blonde, need to seek treatment. Blonde kept throwing her hands up in the air and twinkling her fingers like she was a Molly Shannon character, and regularly let out louder-than-everyone-else laughs reminiscent of Edna Krabappel of The Simpsons. Now laughing is great, but her reactions seemed to be on a 5-second delay. It's as if the entire act was reaching her brain 5 seconds after the rest of us. So we'd all be listening to the next line of Chelsea's act, when she's suddenly hear the previous joke and interrupt with a loud, cackling "HAAAAAAAAAAAAH!" She'd also regularly yell out return comments to Chelsea, as if this were an audience participation event. Her darker-haired companion often required interpretation of Chelsea's act, requesting many times, in a super slurred voice, "whhaat dwid she say??" She wasn't so bad, except for that I'm pretty sure she is our Pastrami + Vodka lover. Finally, the man. He was there with his female companion, who sat to my left. She made an effort - a totally inadequate effort - to shut him up. But he kept on, having random conversation with her, using a deep / loud / incomprehensibly slurring voice. That's bad. But you know what's worse? Seeing a grown man kick his legs up and down while simultaneously slamming his feet on the floor just like an excited toddler. Yes. That's what he did almost every time a joke landed. And no, his behavior wasn't impaired in any way other than being stinking drunk. My favorite part came toward the end, when he suddenly exclaimed to his girlfriend, "what did I miss while I was sleeping??!!?" -- He'd been "asleep" maybe 3 minutes, since that was the last time we'd heard him rambling about something. The end of the evening meant a standing ovation. But that wouldn't be enough for our blonde audience neighbor, who required a comeback to overshadow our obnoxious man. When it came time for everyone to stand up (no 5-second delay for this!), she threw herself forward, BREAKING her seat lose from the floor brackets, then she lost her balance and fell back in her chair, and slid right into us. We made sure she was ok. I mean, she's obviously not ok in general. But she wasn't injured. Anyway, yeah. Chelsea was awesome.



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