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1. Co-Op Live Car Park - 0.1 miles - 10
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5. Deansgate Square Car Park - 0.6 miles - 14
Ice Nine Kills Concert Live at Co-Op Live | Worcester
The Worcester Palladium is one of those historic venues that somehow manages to feel both timeless and alive, especially when you're there for a killer concert like Ice Nine Kills Worcester. It’s not just a place to see a show; it’s a hub of community energy, often hosting local events and supporting causes that matter, which really adds to its character. The exterior space is perfect for hanging out before the madness starts, maybe grabbing a quick bite from one of the nearby eateries, because let’s be honest, nothing beats the anticipation with some good food in hand. Inside, the atmosphere is electric, standing room only can actually make you feel like you’re part of something bigger, sharing that collective rush with strangers who become instant friends. And the balcony, oh man, it’s got this cool vibe that’s totally different from the main floor, more intimate, maybe a little more rebellious. For a concert like Ice Nine Kills Worcester, the Palladium’s historic charm just amplifies the experience, making every scream and every sing-along even more memorable. It’s one of those venues that sticks with you long after the lights go out, echoing with the energy of countless shows and stories.
What time does Ice Nine Kills start at Worcester Palladium?
Ice Nine Kills is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM on Saturday, October 3, 2026. Check the event listing for any same-day timing updates.
How much are Ice Nine Kills tickets at Worcester Palladium?
Tickets are resale listings from about $156 for the October 3, 2026 show. The concert was reported sold out, and resale prices can change.
What songs does Ice Nine Kills play?
The setlist has not been published for this show. The concert is expected to feature Silver Scream and Welcome to Horrorwood material, including songs such as “Funeral Derangements” and “Hip to Be Scared,” but the final selections may differ.
Who is opening for Ice Nine Kills?
Twiztid and Millington are scheduled to support Ice Nine Kills. Both acts are tied to the sold-out Worcester Palladium show during Silver Scream Con V weekend.
How long is the Ice Nine Kills concert?
Ice Nine Kills is expected to perform a full headlining theatrical set, but the exact duration has not been published. The event is listed for a 7:00 PM start, and the total show length will also depend on the support acts.
What tour is Ice Nine Kills on?
This concert is part of the Silver Scream Con V weekend concert event. The Worcester date is scheduled during the October 2–4, 2026 Silver Scream Con V weekend in Massachusetts.
What is the address of Worcester Palladium?
Worcester Palladium is located at 261 Main Street, Worcester, Massachusetts 01608. The Ice Nine Kills concert is scheduled at this venue on October 3, 2026.
Is Ice Nine Kills playing a full album or anniversary set on this tour?
Ice Nine Kills is not billed as playing a full album or anniversary set at this show. The performance is described as a Silver Scream-era theatrical set featuring material from the band’s horror-focused catalog.

