Jo Koy in New York City 2026
Prepare for laughter to fill the iconic Radio City Music Hall in New York City, NY, on April 3 – April 4, 2026. Jo Koy brings his electrifying performance style, delivering fan-favorite hits with infectious energy. Don’t miss out—secure your Jo Koy tour tickets now!
Jo Koy New York City Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Friday Apr 03, 2026 08:00 PM |
Jo Koy from $110.02 |
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| Saturday Apr 04, 2026 08:00 PM |
Jo Koy from $110.02 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Jo Koy performing in New York City at Radio City Music Hall?
Jo Koy’s Just Being Koy Tour comes to Radio City Music Hall on two nights: Friday, April 3, 2026, and Saturday, April 4, 2026, both at 8:00 PM. Doors are listed to open at 7:00 PM, giving you time to get through security and find your seat before the show starts.
What time should I arrive for the Jo Koy shows?
Because doors open at 7:00 PM for an 8:00 PM show, arriving between 6:45 PM and 7:15 PM works well for most guests. This window lets you pass security, use the restroom, and grab snacks or drinks without rushing, even if lines are a bit long.
Where is Radio City Music Hall and how do I get there?
Radio City Music Hall is in Midtown Manhattan, near Rockefeller Center, easily reached by several subway lines that stop at 47–50 St Rockefeller Center or 49 St. Taking the subway or other public transit is usually cheaper and faster than driving and paying for Midtown parking, especially on busy Friday and Saturday nights.
Is parking available near Radio City Music Hall?
There is no on-site parking garage at Radio City Music Hall, but there are many paid garages and lots within a short walk. Parking guides recommend reserving a spot in advance through parking apps, since pre-booking can secure a lower rate and prevent you from driving in circles looking for last-minute parking.
What is the bag policy for the Jo Koy shows at Radio City Music Hall?
Radio City Music Hall allows personal bags that fit comfortably under your seat, with a commonly cited size guideline of up to about 22 x 14 x 9 inches, and bags do not need to be clear. Oversized bags, large backpacks, duffel bags, and suitcases are not allowed, and there is no on-site bag check, so arriving with only a small bag or purse helps you get in quickly and avoids being turned away to find off-site storage.
How much do Jo Koy tickets at Radio City Music Hall usually cost?
Ticket marketplaces list a wide range of prices for Jo Koy at Radio City, with cheaper seats generally in the upper mezzanines and more expensive ones in lower orchestra and premium packages. One resale listing for the April 4 show shows prices starting in the mid-200-dollar range and going up significantly for front orchestra rows and deluxe packages, illustrating how much seat location affects cost.
How can I get cheap tickets for Jo Koy in New York City?
To find cheaper tickets, compare prices from the official ticket seller with several resale sites and sort by lowest price or best value; focus on upper mezzanine or rear orchestra instead of center front orchestra. Buying early before the best budget sections sell out, checking both April 3 and April 4 dates to see which night is cheaper, avoiding VIP or “deluxe” packages, and watching resale listings for price drops closer to the show (if it is not nearly sold out) are effective ways to save money.
Which seats are best for a Jo Koy comedy show at Radio City Music Hall?
Radio City Music Hall is designed for great sightlines, and many fans favor mid-orchestra and first mezzanine seats for comedy, where you can clearly see Jo Koy and still take in the whole stage. If you want a balance between price and experience, aim for rear orchestra or first/second mezzanine seats near the center rather than the very front or side extremes, which often cost less but still offer strong sound and a comfortable view.
Are there age restrictions for Jo Koy’s Radio City Music Hall shows?
The Jo Koy events at Radio City are generally listed as standard ticketed shows without a strict age minimum. However, his stand-up includes adult language and mature topics, so the shows are best suited to adults and older teens, and families should consider this when deciding whether to bring younger children.
How can I avoid extra costs and make my night at Radio City Music Hall easier?
To keep costs down, use the subway instead of paying Midtown parking rates, and eat before the show so you are less tempted by high concession prices. Choose non-premium mezzanine or rear orchestra seats, stick to a set budget for drinks and merchandise, arrive early with only a small compliant bag so you breeze through security, and avoid last-minute rideshare surges by planning your return trip in advance.