The Bucket Drops in Davenport: Kill Tony Live at Adler Theatre 2026!
Get ready for an explosion of raw, live, and unpredictable comedy as the Kill Tony Tour 2026 descends upon the historic Adler Theatre in Davenport. This is more than a stand-up show, it’s the world’s most exciting live podcast, where anything can and will happen.
Hosted by the iconic duo Tony Hinchcliffe and Brian Redban, the Kill Tony live experience is a high-energy blend of amateur stand-up, celebrity roasts, and pure, unfiltered chaos. Whether it’s a rookie comedian crashing and burning, an unexpected celebrity drop-in, or a shocking callback to a cult-favorite character, the energy is electric and unstoppable.
The Kill Tony Live Experience: Raw, Unscripted, Unforgettable
Imagine a comedy show with no script and no safety net. That’s Kill Tony Davenport.
How the Chaos Works: The Bucket
The heart of the show is “The Bucket.” Aspiring comedians drop their names in, and when Tony Hinchcliffe pulls one out, that person immediately gets 60 seconds to perform their best set. There are no warm-ups, just a one-minute sprint to glory or disaster.
After the quick set, Tony, Brian Redban, and the panel, a rotating mix of professional comedians and celebrity guests, take over. Their job is to react, roast, mentor, and dive into hilarious, unscripted conversations with the brave comic. This format ensures that every moment is unique and every performance is a true comedy war zone.
More Than Comedy: A Living History
Fans know that the chaos is often peppered with incredible callbacks, inside jokes and references that are part of the show’s DNA. Expect nods to:
- The legendary “Golden Ticket” moments.
- Fiery battles between David Lucas and Tony Hinchcliffe.
- The bizarre genius of regulars like William Montgomery.
- Shocking redemption arcs and comebacks from once-banned favorites like Joe White or Yonder Wizard.
The audience is central to the energy, making this a fully immersive and unforgettable night.
Kill Tony Davenport 2026: Date and Ticket Information
This highly-anticipated event is a one-night-only spectacle! Securing your tickets early is essential, as they sell out fast.
| Detail | Information |
| Event | Kill Tony Davenport 2026 |
| Venue | Adler Theatre |
| Date | Friday, April 3, 2026 |
| Time | 7:00 PM (Doors open approximately one hour before) |
Seating and Price Guide
The Adler Theatre offers multiple tiers to match your preferred viewing experience and budget.
| Seating Section | Price Range | Experience Highlights |
| Pit | $90–$95 | Closest to the stage; perfect for die-hard fans who want to feel every moment of the action and interaction. |
| Main Floor | $70–$85 | Great immersion and perfect sightlines; a balance between intimacy and comfort. |
| Loge | $65–$80 | Elevated premium views; offers a balanced, panoramic perspective of the stage and audience. |
| 1st Balcony | $50–$65 | Crisp sound and a director’s-eye view; ideal for observing the full spectacle of the show. |
| 2nd Balcony | $45–$55 | Top tier, offering a grand overview of the theatre’s energy and architecture. |
We recommend purchasing your tickets directly on our official site for verified, real-time availability and a quick, secure checkout. Your tickets will be delivered instantly via email.
Venue Spotlight: The Historic Adler Theatre
The Adler Theatre is the perfect setting for Kill Tony’s unpredictable magic. This Art Deco masterpiece, originally opened in 1931, seats approximately 2,400 guests. Its elegant design and warm acoustics ensure that every laugh, roast, and gasp resonates across the room, enhancing the live-podcast atmosphere.
- Official Address: 136 E 3rd Street, Davenport, Iowa 52801, USA.
- Getting There: The theatre is located in downtown Davenport. Public and street parking are available nearby (arrive early!), and it’s easily accessible via Davenport CitiBus routes 1–10.
FAQs
When is the show?
Friday, April 3, 2026, at 7:00 PM. It is a one-night-only event.
Is the Adler Theatre accessible?
Yes, the theatre offers wheelchair-accessible seating. Fans are encouraged to request accommodations in advance.
What should I expect from the show?
Expect the unexpected! One-minute stand-up sets, immediate panel feedback/roasts, unscripted celebrity guest appearances, and unique, high-energy audience interaction.
How long is a typical show?
Live shows generally run for 1.5 to 2 hours.