RuPaul is set to take the stage at SILO Dallas on Saturday, December 5, with the show scheduled to kick off at 9 p.m. in the heart of the city's Design District. The industrial nightclub at 1340 Manufacturing St. is gearing up to host the drag icon for what's being billed as a party at the venue.
According to the Dallas Observer, RuPaul will bring a party to SILO Dallas, with the event promising a high-energy celebration featuring glamour, fierce energy, music, and dancing. The 9 p.m. start time is corroborated by nextlvlevent.com, which lists the event at SILO Dallas for December 5, 2026.
SILO Dallas itself has a reputation in the city's nightlife scene. The venue is described as one of the best EDM venues in Dallas — an iconic industrial nightclub and live-music venue that typically hosts electronic artists and DJ events, per Do214. The space holds a capacity of 3,145 people, the same listing notes.
Getting There and Parking Options
Guests driving to the Design District venue will find limited on-site managed parking for around $30, with nearby private self-parking lots running between $10 and $25, plus street parking, the same Do214 listing states. For those skipping the car, the nearest DART Light Rail access runs via the Green and Orange Lines at Market Center Station or Victory Station.
Some listings indicate the show is restricted to guests ages 18 and older, though that detail comes from a lower-confidence source on Ticketmaster's search results.
Ticket Prices Remain Unsettled
Anyone hoping to lock in a seat should brace for some confusion at checkout. One listing on SeatGeek shows tickets starting at $72, while a separate listing from Downtown Dallas, Inc. puts the range between $39.95 and $49.50. The two figures have not been reconciled, and it's unclear whether they reflect different ticket tiers or simply outdated or conflicting data between platforms.
RuPaul is known for redefining drag, celebrating self-expression, and delivering dance anthems, according to the Dallas Observer's coverage of the event, which also notes the show falls under the paper's Things to Do section. More details, including any updates on pricing, may surface closer to the December date on the event's own listing page.
