Nate Bargatze in Providence 2026
Feel the laughter electrify the air as Nate Bargatze takes the stage at the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence, RI on May 14, 2026. With his signature storytelling and relatable humor, anticipate a night filled with unforgettable moments. Don’t miss out—grab your Nate Bargatze tour tickets now!
Nate Bargatze Providence Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Thursday May 14, 2026 07:00 PM |
Nate Bargatze from $90.64 |
Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Nate Bargatze performing in Providence and what time does the show start?
Nate Bargatze is scheduled to perform in Providence, Rhode Island on Thursday, May 14, 2026 at the Amica Mutual Pavilion, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Plan to be in your seat a little before 7:00 PM so you do not miss the beginning of his Big Dumb Eyes World Tour set.
Where is the Nate Bargatze show in Providence taking place?
The show takes place at the Amica Mutual Pavilion (formerly Dunkin’ Donuts Center) in downtown Providence. The arena is connected to the Rhode Island Convention Center and Omni Hotel complex, with a standard lower and upper bowl layout around an end-stage configuration for concerts and comedy shows.
What time should I arrive and when do doors usually open?
For a 7:00 PM show, arriving 60–90 minutes early is a good idea so you have time for garage parking, walking through the connected complex, and passing through bag checks. Doors for similar events typically open about an hour before showtime, and arriving in that window helps you avoid the heaviest lines.
How does parking work at the Amica Mutual Pavilion?
Parking is available in two large garages adjacent to the arena and the Rhode Island Convention Center, located on West Exchange Street and open 24/7. Event parking is listed at $25 plus tax, with hourly rates starting at $8, and you can reserve spaces in advance through ParkWhiz; both garages together offer about 2,400 spaces, including accessible spots.
What is the bag policy at the Amica Mutual Pavilion?
Arena guidelines state that bags larger than 14 inches by 14 inches by 6 inches are prohibited, and backpacks, luggage, and briefcases of any size are not allowed. Bags between about 6 inches by 4 inches by 1.5 inches and 14 by 14 by 6 are subject to visual inspection, and building policies strongly encourage clear bags or small wristlets around 4 by 6 inches, so the easiest option is to bring only a small clear bag or clutch with essentials.
What other security rules should I know before I go?
Guests entering the arena are subject to search at management’s discretion, and the venue does not provide storage for confiscated baggage, so any prohibited bag or item must be taken back to your vehicle or discarded. In addition to bag size rules, many typical prohibited items such as professional cameras, laptops, large signs, and laser pointers are not allowed, so bringing only what you truly need will make entry smoother.
Are outside food, drinks, and re-entry allowed?
Building policies focus on security and controlled entry, and like most big arenas, outside food and beverages are generally not allowed, with concessions available throughout the concourse instead. Re-entry is typically restricted, so you should plan as if leaving the arena during the show will mean you cannot come back in on the same ticket.
How much do Nate Bargatze tickets in Providence usually cost?
For the Amica Mutual Pavilion show, one major marketplace lists the lowest ticket price starting around $76, with an average price of about $160 for this date. Across the full Big Dumb Eyes Tour, overall pricing data shows Nate Bargatze tickets starting as low as about $10 in some cities and averaging around $144, placing Providence in the mid-to-upper part of the tour’s typical price range.
How can I get cheaper tickets for Nate Bargatze at the Amica Mutual Pavilion?
To find cheaper tickets, compare listings across several major ticket sites, sort by lowest price, and focus on upper-level or corner sections instead of floor or lower-center seats. Look for standard tickets at or near face value from official sellers, avoid VIP or package upgrades you do not need, check all-in prices that include fees, and monitor resale marketplaces as May 14 approaches, because some sellers lower prices to move extra tickets, giving flexible buyers a chance at last-minute bargains.
Is it better to buy tickets early or wait closer to the show for deals?
If you want specific lower-bowl sections or need a block of seats together, buying earlier is safer, since the best locations and cheaper tiers can sell out or rise in price. If your main goal is saving money and you are flexible about where you sit, watching resale prices and being ready to buy in the weeks leading up to May 14 can sometimes lead to better bargains, especially if plenty of seats remain available.