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Jason and Travis Kelce will record ‘New Heights’ live from Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati

‘New Heights’ live show is scheduled for April 11 at the University of Cincinnati

Jason goes to shake hand of brother Travis Kelce after retiring from Eagles. Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce, announces retirement at the Novacare Complex, Philadelphia, on Monday, March 4, 2024.
Jason goes to shake hand of brother Travis Kelce after retiring from Eagles. Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce, announces retirement at the Novacare Complex, Philadelphia, on Monday, March 4, 2024.Read moreAlejandro A. Alvarez / Staff Photographer

Jason and Travis Kelce are taking their hit podcast, New Heights, on the road.

The brothers will host their third live podcast recording at Nippert Stadium on April 11.

Nippert Stadium is home to the Cincinnati Bearcats, where Jason and Travis spent their college careers. The news was officially announced during a Cincinnati men’s basketball game on Saturday on the scoreboard at Fifth Third Arena, and confirmed by the podcast’s X account.

More information about the event will be released soon, according to the “New Heights” account.

The brothers previously hosted a live show at Kansas City Music Hall on the eve of the 2023 NFL draft, featuring a star-studded list of guests including NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, Patrick Mahomes, and Chiefs center Creed Humphrey. In July, they also recorded live at Ocean Drive bar in Sea Isle City during the podcast’s Beer Bowl to support the Eagles Autism Foundation

At the end of 2023, the brothers teased their interest in a world tour with live shows in the U.K. and in Jordan Mailata’s home country of Australia on New Heights based on their Spotify Wrapped listener data, but so far the Cincinnati live show is the only confirmed date this offseason.

It remains to be seen if the grand ideas for a tour will come to fruition. But guys, you’ve done Kansas City, the Shore, and now Cincinnati. Philly’s got to be next, right?