Travis and Jason Kelce’s 'New Heights' Podcast Show Shifts Indoors for Weather Precautions

Travis and Jason Kelces New Heights Podcast Live Show Moves Indoors

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Don't worry, 92%ers! Travis Kelce and his brother Jason Kelce's live show "New Heights" podcast will still happen, even with bad weather.

The official "New Heights" account announced on Wednesday, April 10 that due to weather and safety concerns, the Lombaby Games & New Heights Live event will be moved inside to Fifth-Third Arena.

The announcement mentioned that both the Lombaby Games and Live Show will be held in the arena, with doors opening at 5 p.m. Jason, 36, had previously explained that the Lombaby Games, named after the NFL's Vince Lombardi Trophy, would involve teams competing in various challenges.

The live event is scheduled for Thursday, April 11, but The Weather Channel forecasts severe thunderstorms in Cincinnati. The podcast's account reassured fans who have purchased tickets that they will still be able to enter the arena. Fans were advised to check their email for updates on seating and ticket information.

The post ended by playfully mentioning that the intern who forgot to check the weather app has been given a new assignment.

The "New Heights" live show was initially planned to take place at Nippert Stadium, the same place where Travis, 34, and Jason played football while they were students at The University of Cincinnati.

The official Cincinnati Bearcats account announced via X on Wednesday that due to a venue change, new ticket information and validation will be sent via email to the primary purchaser by 11 a.m., Thursday, April 11. They reassured fans that all purchased tickets will still be honored and efforts will be made to maintain the equivalent seating structure.

Jason and Travis shared that the "first thing" they planned to do in Cincinnati before their trip back to their old stomping grounds was grabbing a bite from Adriatico's pizza.

During their podcast in March, Jason mentioned seeing Travis devouring a full Bearcat, a 30-slice dish meant for 10-12 people according to the joint's website. He found it to be quite an impressive feat.

Travis humorously claimed he was "bigger" than Jason after finishing the massive pizza, to which Jason agreed and described his brother as "enormous." Jason even went on to say that it could possibly be the most impressive physical feat he has ever witnessed from Travis.

Travis has been busy juggling his live show preparation, NFL offseason training, and his relationship with Taylor Swift. Despite his packed schedule, he has managed to kick off filming for the new show Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity.

The competition series, set to air on Amazon Prime, is hosted by Travis and features contestants facing off against three celebrities in a trivia showdown. Earlier this month, we were the first to announce the title of the show, a reboot of Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader.

“He’s funny and has the wits for it,” a source exclusively told Us of Travis. “He’s the perfect host. It’s a great gig for him.”

Editor's P/S:

The Kelce brothers' dedication to their fans is evident in their decision to move their live event indoors due to inclement weather. Despite the challenges, they prioritize the safety and comfort of their audience, ensuring that the show will go on as planned. Their genuine concern for their fans is a testament to their character and the strong bond they have with their supporters.

The article also provides insights into the lives of Travis and Jason Kelce outside of their podcast. Travis's impressive feat of consuming an entire 30-slice pizza showcases his playful and competitive nature. His upcoming hosting role in "Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity" highlights his versatility and his ability to connect with audiences beyond the football field. These glimpses into the Kelce brothers' personal lives make them more relatable and endearing to their fans.