Taylor Tomlinson Tickets

The venue had a pretty cool retro look and feel that we enjoyed. It was very quick and easy to get in and out of the venue as well! However, the comedians left us feeling like we wasted our time and money….Taylor Tomlinson was the headliner and only did about a 10 minute set in the middle of the show. Her material did not seem comedy focused and there was not much laughter throughout the venue. Three of her fellow comedians also seemed like they were focusing on pushing their cultural beliefs rather than entertaining the crowd that paid for the show and in our case the travel from two states away. The only saving grace outside of the cool venue was the final act. He was a true comedian that finally had the entire venue laughing which is what you would expect the goal to be.

Me and my Girlfriend had never been to a comedy show Taylor Tomlinson had a great show along side her opening and closing acts! Netflix was a great host with a great bar selection definitely would recommend!

Pretty disappointed to see that Taylor was only on for like 20 minutes of the hour and a half set. The other acts were solid, but I paid to see Taylor and most of the advertising made it seem like she would be on for much longer. Seating was a bit tight, chairs were small and had a pretty thin cushion. Overall still a positive experience, but I was expecting more.

Would not have gone if I had known she was performing like 15 minutes with other comics. Embarrassing for all parties.

I love Taylor. I've seen her 4 times before this and watched all her specials but this time honestly I could have walked out. It was very negative. Normally she can make the negative things she speaks on entertaining and genuine but this time it just felt like bashing. Bashing being attracted to men, bashing having faith. I hope she polishes these up before I see her next because I do love her.

I think the show can be summed up as a work in progress and a departure from the norm. Worth your time? Some funny moments for sure, but a show that for too long essentially focused on two topics (not a fan of men, not a fan of religion) eventually left me wanting a bit more variety. I don't understand the desire/need to work with a more foul approach. I think she can and will do better.

It was such a great show with new material and a wonderful opening act. Taylor is coming back in June and I am looking at going again. Totally worth it!

So I bought tickets and traveled 1700 miles to Las Vegas to see TT. Her early comedy appeals to me and I was looking forward to seeing the show. The opener was a bit brash but funny I could appreciate the humor for what it was. Taylors set was pretty dark and humorless... maybe she went a little too deep into her personal life it seemed more like a therapy session than a comedy show. Lots of people in the theater laughed and a lot of them did not; several people left mid show. We stayed to the end. I am glad I got to see her live. I wish I wouldn't have waited so long and saw her earlier in her career. On the car ride home the consensus was that we sould have saw the Awakening instead... I hope she gets herself to a better place.

We originally bought tickets to see Taylor on tour in 2023, but that show was rescheduled due to sickness, and then the rescheduled date was cancelled due to her busy schedule. We were excited to see that she was in Vegas while we were in town for a work trip… the whole show was forgettable. I understand she’s not a “clean” comedian, but the opening act (and even some of Taylor’s jokes) made way too many crude sexual “jokes”. Those are cheap jokes - not the kind of show we had hoped to see based on her previous work. We wouldn’t recommend going - I laughed harder at the comedy skit at the Cirque show.

After watching her Netflix special we were really excited to see her however it was underwhelming to say the least , seemed disjointed and not fluid left me thinking about my taxes and lawn care a few times