Tony Vega sang with Willie Colón and Eddie Palmieri before becoming one of salsa romántica's big voices, with hits like "Aparentemente" and "Esa Mujer." The United Palace is a 1930 movie palace on Broadway at 175th Street, one of the most ornate rooms in the city. If you want a real uptown salsa night, this is it.
What to expect
Expect a big salsa orchestra with horns and percussion behind Vega, and a crowd that dances in the aisles to classics from his catalog. The palace's gilded, eclectic interior is part of the show.
Good to know
- Take the A to 175 St; the theatre is on Broadway at 175th Street
- Tickets bought for the original March date are honored
- The theatre is fully seated, but dancing in the aisles is common
- Box office information is available by phone from the promoter
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Common questions
Was this show rescheduled?
Yes, it was originally set for March 2026; previously purchased tickets are honored.
How do I get to United Palace?
Take the A train to 175 St, which lets out next to the theatre.
