Spanish-language headline shows rarely get a Times Square marquee, so a Luis Angel date on the Broadway block is a small event in itself. The Palladium is a large flexible room with no fixed seating, which means the floor becomes a dancefloor with very little encouragement and this audience needs none. If your Friday plan is a Spanish-language night out in the dead centre of Manhattan, this is the option.
What to expect
A large standing room off the Broadway block with a bar along the side and a floor that becomes a dance space early. The crowd dresses up and arrives in groups, and the night runs later than the door time suggests. Expect the singalongs to be loud and word-perfect.
Good to know
- Take any Times Square line to 42nd Street; the venue entrance is on the Broadway block.
- This is a standing-room show rather than a seated concert.
- The set runs late, so factor the subway home into your plans.
- Photo ID is checked at the door as with any bar-served venue.
- Times Square crowds are heaviest right at arrival time, so allow extra minutes on the approach.
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Common questions
What kind of music is this?
A Spanish-language Latin set; the show is listed under the Latin genre by its ticketing provider.
Is the show seated?
No. Palladium Times Square operates primarily as a standing-room venue.
Where exactly is the venue?
On the Broadway block in Times Square, reachable from any of the 42nd Street subway lines.
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