Event Info
Age Description: 16 + unless accompanied by guardian Venue Box Description: Includes GA ticket to show Access to a raised Venue Box with premium viewing angles Access to a dedicated Venue Box bar lane
- Wed - May 13, 2026 • 7:00 PMTickets
The HU and Apocalyptica with Special Guest The Rasmus
Wed May 13 at 7:00pm
New York City, NY
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About Apocalyptica
Apocalyptica is a band from Helsinki, Finland consisting of three classically-trained cellists and a drummer. Their speciality is heavy metal music on cellos, though they also play classical music. They started in 1993 by playing covers of Metallica, but once the concept became popular they wrote their own original works, maintaining the thrash metal influences on their albums Inquisition Symphony (mainly covers as well) and Cult. Since Reflections they have added drums to their recordings and live performances. Read more on Last.fm
Venue
1515 Broadway, New York City, NY
Lineup
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What happened to the palladium in NYC?
- What happened to the palladium in NYC? The original Palladium in NYC, known for its legendary dance nights and iconic concerts, was located at 126 East 14th Street. It operated from 1976 to 1997, first as a concert hall and then as a renowned nightclub. In 1998, the building was demolished to make way for a New York University dormitory. Today's Palladium Times Square is a different venue, located in the heart of Times Square. It continues the legacy of entertainment in NYC but is not related to the original Palladium nightclub. The modern Palladium Times Square is a vibrant live music and event venue, hosting top artists and performers in a prime Midtown Manhattan location.
- Is there a dress code for Palladium Times Square?
- Is there a dress code for Palladium Times Square? Palladium Times Square does not enforce a strict dress code for most events, making it accessible and comfortable for all guests. Attendees are encouraged to wear casual, neat attire suitable for a concert or live performance. However, for special events or VIP experiences, the venue may recommend more upscale or business casual clothing. It's best to check the event ticket or the venue's official website for any event-specific guidelines. Avoid bringing items like weapons, large bags, or inappropriate attire, as these may result in denied entry. Always prioritize comfort and safety when choosing what to wear to Palladium Times Square.
- What did Palladium Times Square used to be?
- What did Palladium Times Square used to be? Before becoming Palladium Times Square, the venue was previously known as the Best Buy Theater and, before that, the Nokia Theatre Times Square. It originally opened in 2005 as the Nokia Theatre, designed as a state-of-the-art concert and event space in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. The venue was rebranded as the Best Buy Theater in 2010 after a sponsorship change, then became PlayStation Theater in 2015. In 2021, it was renamed Palladium Times Square, continuing its tradition as a premier destination for live music, comedy, and special events in New York City.
- How many people fit in the palladium times square?
- How many people fit in the palladium times square? Palladium Times Square has a flexible capacity designed to accommodate a variety of events. The main concert hall can hold approximately 2,100 people for standing-room general admission events. For seated shows, the capacity is generally reduced to around 1,500 guests, depending on the specific event's seating configuration. This makes Palladium Times Square one of the largest indoor music venues in New York City's Times Square area, offering an intimate yet spacious setting for concerts, comedy shows, and special events. Its versatile layout allows for both large-scale productions and more exclusive gatherings.
- How to get into Palladium Times Square?
- How to get into Palladium Times Square? Getting into Palladium Times Square is straightforward, thanks to its central location at 1515 Broadway, between 44th and 45th Streets in New York City. Guests can enter via the main entrance on Broadway. The venue is easily accessible by public transportation, with several subway lines—such as the 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, S, and W—stopping at Times Square–42nd Street Station, just a short walk away. Upon arrival, present your ticket (physical or digital) and valid ID for entry. Arrive early to allow time for security checks and to choose the best spots for general admission events.