Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me Chicago tickets
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me fans, Are you ready for Chicago? on Thursday, October 29th 2026 Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me will be playing at Studebaker Theater, IL. Score your Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me tickets Chicago right here.
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Get Your Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me Tickets in Chicago: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
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Parking & Directions for Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me Studebaker Theater
410 S Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL
60605, US
- Millennium Park Garage: 0.3 miles, ~$20
- Grant Park North: 0.4 miles, ~$15
- 230 N Michigan Ave: 0.2 miles, ~$25
- 161 E Illinois St: 0.5 miles, ~$18
- 180 N Wabash Ave: 0.3 miles, ~$22
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me Concert Live at Studebaker Theater | Chicago – October 29th, 2026
The Studebaker Theater in Chicago is one of those hidden gems that just oozes history and charm, and honestly, it’s a place that feels like stepping into a storybook. Nestled in the heart of Chicago’s cultural scene, this theater has been a fixture since it first opened its doors, earning a spot on the National Register of Historic Places and later becoming a designated Chicago Landmark in 1990. It’s not just about the old-timey architecture either, this place has hosted everything from Broadway-sized productions to community fundraisers, truly making it a hub for both big events and local philanthropy. If you’re hunting for tickets, keep in mind that aisle seats might give you a slightly restricted view but are often easier on the wallet, while the second tier gives you a great vantage point without breaking the bank. And if you’re coming from out of town, grab the Brown Line to Washington/Wells and walk south to 8th Street, or stroll down Michigan Avenue and veer west, either way, the theater’s pretty easy to find. Honestly, there’s something special about catching a show here, especially during a Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me Chicago episode, like being part of a local tradition that’s been going strong for over a century.
What time does Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me start at Studebaker Theater?
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me starts at 7:30 PM on Thursday, October 29, 2026. The Chicago live taping is scheduled at Studebaker Theater, with the event window commonly running until about 10:00 PM.
How much are Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me tickets at Studebaker Theater?
Tickets have been listed from about $121 or more. Official face values should be confirmed through the Fine Arts Building or WBEZ ticket portal because live listings can change.
What other dates is Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me playing at Studebaker Theater?
Other performances are scheduled for November 5, November 19, December 3, and December 17, 2026. All five Chicago dates are October 29, November 5, November 19, December 3, and December 17.
What songs does Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me play?
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me does not have a song setlist because it is a comedy news quiz live taping. The program features panel games, listener contests, and a “Not My Job” celebrity interview.
Who is opening for Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me?
No separate opening act is billed for Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me. The program is hosted by Peter Sagal, with Bill Kurtis as announcer and judge and a rotating panel.
How long is the Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me concert?
The live taping typically runs about two and a half hours, from roughly 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM. That is longer than the approximately one-hour broadcast format.
What is the address of Studebaker Theater?
Studebaker Theater is at 410 S Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60605. It is located in the Fine Arts Building.
What tour is Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me on?
Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me is part of an ongoing Chicago live-tapings series rather than a named tour. These performances are held at Studebaker Theater.


