Lovable Reunion Podcast Tickets

Lovable Reunion Podcast Live Show — Tickets and Event Guide

Looking for Lovable Reunion Podcast tickets? GoTickets makes it easy to find great seats for this must-see live event. Whether you are planning a night out with friends, family, or fellow Cubs fans, this page helps you compare ticket options, explore venue details, and get ready for an unforgettable evening reliving one of the greatest moments in sports history.

About the Lovable Reunion Podcast

The Lovable Reunion podcast was launched to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Cubs' 2016 World Series championship — the title that snapped a 108-year drought. Former Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo and catcher David Ross host the show, interviewing former teammates about the stories and memories from that legendary season.

The podcast has featured appearances from Kris Bryant, Joe Maddon, Jake Arrieta, Jon Lester, Kyle Schwarber, John Lackey, and many more. Episodes regularly run over two hours as guests share unfiltered behind-the-scenes stories — from Rizzo's naked Rocky-inspired rain delay speech to teammates reminiscing about clubhouse pranks and their mutual hatred of the Cardinals. Rizzo has called it a "passion project," noting there is "a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff that was eye-opening even for me and Rossy."

Now, for the first time, the podcast is going live on stage at The Chicago Theatre — and you can be there.

Why Fans Are Searching for Lovable Reunion Podcast Tickets

This is not just a podcast taping — it is a full-blown reunion of the men who ended the longest championship drought in North American professional sports. The 2016 Cubs captivated the sports world by coming back from a 3-1 deficit against Cleveland in the World Series, winning a legendary Game 7 that featured dramatic home runs, a rain delay that changed momentum, and a final out that brought 108 years of heartbreak to a joyful end.

No two live shows are ever the same. The chemistry between Rizzo and Ross is electric, the stories are unfiltered, and the crowd energy takes the experience to a completely different level. Whether you are looking for premium seating close to the stage, budget-friendly balcony options, or last-minute availability, GoTickets helps you shop with confidence.

Meet the 2016 Cubs Who Will Be There

Anthony Rizzo — Host and First Baseman
The heart and soul of the 2016 Cubs lineup and a three-time All-Star over 10 seasons in Chicago. Rizzo was the emotional leader of the clubhouse, famous for his legendary rain delay speech during Game 7 that rallied the team to finish the job. Now retired and working as an MLB studio analyst for NBC.
David Ross — Host and Catcher
The beloved "Grandpa Rossy" played his final season in 2016 and delivered a Game 7 home run that will live forever. The veteran glue that held the pitching staff and clubhouse together, Ross went on to manage the Cubs from 2020 to 2023 and now serves as an analyst for ESPN.
Joe Maddon — Manager
The eccentric, brilliant skipper who fostered a loose, fun clubhouse culture that allowed the young Cubs roster to play without fear. His unconventional postseason decisions are still debated and discussed on the podcast to this day.
Jake Arrieta — Starting Pitcher
The 2015 NL Cy Young Award winner and one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball during the Cubs' championship window. On the podcast, Arrieta has discussed the wild 2015 Wild Card game, coming back from down 3-1 against Cleveland, and how the 2015 season set the stage for the championship.
Kyle Hendricks — Starting Pitcher
"The Professor" led the National League in ERA in 2016 and started Game 7 of the World Series. His cerebral, pinpoint approach on the mound and his gutsy performance in the biggest game of the year will never be forgotten.
Miguel Montero — Catcher
Montero delivered one of the most clutch hits of the 2016 postseason — a go-ahead grand slam in the NLCS against the Dodgers that swung the series in the Cubs' favor.
Dexter Fowler — Center Fielder
The man who set the tone. Fowler's leadoff home run in Game 7 of the World Series gave the Cubs an early jolt of energy and belief. His decision to re-sign with the Cubs before the season — after initially agreeing to a deal with Baltimore — was one of the pivotal moments of the entire championship story.
And Possibly More... The podcast has already featured Jon Lester, Kris Bryant, Kyle Schwarber, John Lackey, Albert Almora, Matt Szczur, Chris Coghlan, Justin Grimm, and Mike Montgomery — any of whom could make a surprise appearance on stage. Jason Heyward, Ben Zobrist, Aroldis Chapman, and former president Theo Epstein are also on tap for future episodes.

What to Know About The Chicago Theatre

The Chicago Theatre is one of America's most iconic entertainment venues, located at 175 North State Street in the heart of downtown Chicago. Opened in 1921, the French Baroque palace is instantly recognizable for its six-story CHICAGO marquee sign. Inside, gilded details, a sweeping staircase, and a grand auditorium set the stage for unforgettable nights.

The venue seats approximately 3,600 across orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony levels with warm acoustics and clear sightlines throughout. Amenities include ADA-friendly seating, bars on multiple levels, concession stands, and merchandise booths. For security purposes, backpacks and large bags are not permitted inside and must be checked for a nominal fee.

Schedule and Planning Ahead

The live show takes place Thursday, July 16, 2026 at 6:30 PM CT during MLB's All-Star break — making it the perfect mid-summer event for baseball fans. Planning ahead can make a big difference, especially if you want to coordinate arrival time, parking, dining, and pre-show activities. Many fans like to arrive early to soak in the atmosphere, grab drinks at the venue bars, and settle in before the show.

For fans who want to make a full day of it, consider starting in Wrigleyville. The neighborhood around Wrigley Field is packed with Cubs-themed bars, restaurants, and landmarks that will get you in the championship spirit. Grab a drink near the Friendly Confines, walk past the Harry Caray statue, then hop on the CTA Red Line south to State/Lake for an easy walk to the theatre. The Loop and Theatre District also offer plenty of restaurants for a pre-show dinner — perfect for swapping your own 2016 memories before hearing the players share theirs.

Parking and Travel Tips

Public Transit (Recommended): The CTA State/Lake station is steps from the venue entrance. The Red, Brown, Green, Orange, and Pink lines all serve nearby Loop stations. The nearest bus stop is at State and Lake, approximately 338 feet from the theatre.
Rideshare: Designated pick-up and drop-off spots are located at the curb outside the theatre on North State Street. Rideshare is a great option to avoid the stress of parking.
Driving and Parking: Discount self-parking is available at the InterPark Self-Park garage at 30 E. Randolph Street, with entry from Randolph or Wabash. Additional garages are available throughout the Loop, but spaces fill quickly. Booking in advance through a parking reservation app is recommended.
Arrival Time: Plan to arrive about an hour before the 6:30 PM start. Doors typically open 60 to 90 minutes before showtime, giving you time to browse merchandise, grab refreshments, and find your seats.

Find the Best Lovable Reunion Podcast Tickets at GoTickets

When you are ready to attend, GoTickets helps you find the right seats for your needs. The Chicago Theatre offers seating across multiple levels — from main floor seats closest to the stage for the most immersive experience, to mezzanine and dress circle with elevated views and excellent sightlines, to balcony seats for a more budget-friendly option that still delivers the full atmosphere of this historic venue.

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Do not miss this night. The men who ended a 108-year drought are coming together on one of America's most iconic stages to relive it all — the triumphs, the tears, and the stories you have never heard. Whether you were in the streets of Chicago the night they won, watching from your living room through tears of joy, or discovering the magic of this team through the podcast — this live show is for you.

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