Wellington Queen fans looking for a night out have a nearby option this fall: the Absolute Queen tribute band is bringing its dinner-and-show experience to West Palm Beach.

The performance is scheduled for Friday, October 2, 2026, at Palm Beach Kennel Club, giving Wellington residents a chance to hear Queen’s music live without traveling far from home.

Doors are set to open at 6:30 p.m., with the Queen tribute show beginning at 8 p.m.

Despite the Wellington connection, the venue is in West Palm Beach, not Wellington.

Palm Beach Kennel Club is located at 1111 North Congress Avenue, a detail worth checking before setting out for the evening.

Absolute Queen builds its act around the big sound, layered harmonies and theatrical energy that made Queen’s concerts so memorable.

For longtime fans, that means an opportunity to revisit familiar songs in a setting designed for the full concert experience.

For newer listeners, it is a lively introduction to music that has kept finding audiences across generations.

The appeal is more than nostalgia: Queen songs invite people to sing along, and a tribute performance works best when the room joins in.

That shared energy could make this an appealing plan for couples, groups of friends or families with older children.

The event is billed as a dinner and show, but guests should confirm what their chosen admission includes before making plans.

That is especially important for anyone coordinating a meal, arrival time or seating with a larger group.

Absolute Queen tickets are tied to the October 2 performance; pricing, availability and seating options should be checked directly with the venue.

Wellington residents may also want to allow time for the drive and parking rather than arriving just as the music starts.

There is no need to overcomplicate the night: settle in, enjoy dinner if it is part of your plans and get ready for the show.

The key planning detail is simple: this is a nearby West Palm Beach outing for Wellington fans, with doors opening well before the performance.

If Queen’s soaring vocals and arena-sized spirit are your idea of a good night out, October 2 is worth circling.