Charlie Sheen Tickets

We had a wonderful time at the show in Palm Springs! I was nervous after reading prior reviews and knew his first tour 10 years ago was a disaster! You are going to see him being interviewed by Billy Bush, the two are sitting in chairs on the stage. No stand up, this is an interview with Billy probing. Charlie will reference the book and you’ll hear similar items to the Netflix special about his whole life. I had read about 1/2 of his book prior to the show For us it was like sitting in a backyard gathering hearing Charlie talk about his life both good and bad. It’s a more intimate conversation that just having him try to make you laugh. If you’re a fan of the “Winning” Charlie you’ll be disappointed! That’s a dark time that is so embarrassing for him and difficult for him to speak about My only disappointment was that there was no opportunity for him to sign my book. If you are a true Charlie fan this is such a great opportunity to see him and encourage him for the future!

My wife and I didn't know what to expect to begin with, but it seemed he was trying to promote his book and his possible re-appearance into acting. I was ready to leave after 5 minutes but my wife wanted to give it more time. I actually took a nap for 15-20 minutes. She did finally agree after 45 minutes to leave. We were not the only ones either. I would refer to this show as a buzzkill. Sadly, I think he is washed up but I will continue to watch two and a half men. It was a bed early evening for us.

What a fantastic memory to be watching game 7 of the World Series on our cellphones, as the Dodgers won, in the same room with Charlie Sheen and Billy Bush! Yells, cheers and high 5s all around. And being able to talk with, ask questions of, and interact with Charlie was awesome. I had excellent seats, third seat back, center aisle from the stage. The ballroom was comfortable and easy to access. Attendants, security and full bars in the lobby, made for easy in and out.

Don’t expect it to be like 15 years ago. My wife and I had a good time. It was interesting and funny. He’s promoting his book and that’s why he’s doing this tour. Pretty much the entire show was a giant Q&A. Audience members got to ask him questions and he answered them honestly. I think a lot of people expected more excitement from a 60 year old. But as a lifelong fan, I enjoy just being able to see him.

My husband and I are Charlie fans. We watch Two and a Half Men literally every day. So when we saw he was coming to Reno, we had to go see him! Overall, it was a great night. The only downside is they mentioned normally questions are saved for the end , but this night they were doing “something different” and taking questions throughout the night. This led to most of the show being Q&A instead of Charlie and Billy just up there talking, which I felt took away from us hearing the stories Charlie came to talk about. Hopefully they’ll go back to the original format of saving questions to the end for future shows.

Do not appreciate a LATE START with no prior explanation. Format with audience participation took the place of a proper presentation from Mr. Sheen. Show had no direction. Moderator Billy Bush did not let the audience know what to expect. Therefore the show just went in to freeform. BORING. Left with my guests before show ended. Mr. Sheen seemed to have low energy. Book tour fatigue?

Just awesome Charlie is so down to earth and i had a great time !🤘

Attended this event at the Grand Sierra in Reno, NV on Saturday 25 October 2025. Theatre was about 70-80% full and show started about 45 minutes late. Show commenced with a movie montage and Charlie walking out. He and Billy Bush sat in some chair mid-stage and Billy started with some prepared Q&A and Charlie answered. He referenced his new book and documentary that is out around now, with most answers. Then he took 20 questions from the audience and provided some insight to his life. For the live session there didn't seem to be any revelations told, but he was answering honestly. He mentioned read the book and watch the series to get some further life insight. He read a few pages from the book and thanked everyone for being there before leaving the stage. I booked the M&G and that was somewhat disorganized and since it was late by nearly an hour - it was a cattle call vice a M&G. Got my signed copy of the book and a photo and hello & thanks and that was it. Could have been better organized for this part between theatre staff and Charlie' folks. He was a nice enough person and event was fine. It was an interesting Saturday evening but wouldn't rush to do a Charlie Sheen night again, seeing and listening to some of his life story once was enough.

My husband and I have been huge Charlie Sheen fans since we were kids. We were overjoyed to see that he has made it through his trials and tribulations and has come out the other side with grace, kindness, and knowledge that he is willing to share. We had watched the Documentary on Net Flix and were more than intrigued when we saw that he would be at the Grand Sierra Casino and Resort. I immediately bought tickets and booked a room. We were not disappointed and I was amazed at how gracious and forthcoming Charlie was with his answers to the questions that the audience had for him. The mediator Billy Bush did a great job of keeping things on track and had his own questions for Charlie. The only disapointing thing was some of the audience was less than well behaved. Some audience members chose to drink way too much and kept interrupting Charlie, Billy and the audience members that were asking questions. Other than that, it was a lovely evening and I am so happy that I went.

I'm not a Charlie Sheen fan, actually. I like his movies, think he has great talent, but never followed him . I thought his meltdown was tragic. After seeing him on a recent television show, I was impressed to hear he was eight years sober, had written a book and was ready to return to acting. I bought his book, then saw that he was going to appear in Reno. I bought tickets, not knowing what to expect. Perhaps a one man show, stand up comedy, insightful commentary. I didn't care. I just wanted to support Charlie in his new life. What I got was audience recovery stories and demands for Charlie to relive his worst moments. Charlie was thirty minutes late. We stayed for about 30 more minutes and left. I felt like I was in an AA meeting. I hope future shows keep the audience in check and allow for Charlie to be heard.