Boise residents who were counting on a live podcast event this September will have to wait a bit longer. Connor Wood, co‑host of the popular “Brooke and Connor Make A Podcast,” announced that his scheduled performance at the Knitting Factory on September 17, 2026 has been rescheduled to April 23, 2027.
Why the date changed
Wood was recently confirmed as a contestant on the upcoming season of Dancing With the Stars. Paired with professional dancer Riley Arnold, the podcaster’s new television commitment means he cannot honor the original Boise date. The show’s producers confirmed the casting, and Wood’s team released a statement expressing excitement for the dance competition while apologizing to Idaho fans for the inconvenience.
What this means for Boise fans
Although the live show is delayed, the tour will still make a stop in Boise later next year. The Knitting Factory will host the event on the new date, offering the same lineup of live podcast recordings, audience Q&A, and a chance to meet Wood and his co‑host. Ticket information will be updated on the venue’s website and on Wood’s official tour page.
Exploring Boise while you wait
Boise offers plenty of activities for visitors and locals alike. While waiting for the rescheduled show, fans might enjoy a stroll through the historic downtown River Market, a hike on the foothills trail system, or a visit to the Boise Art Museum. The city’s vibrant food scene, including farm‑to‑table restaurants and craft breweries, provides ample options for a day of exploration.
How to stay informed
Fans can follow Connor Wood’s social media channels for the latest updates on the tour schedule, ticket releases, and behind‑the‑scenes content from his dance rehearsals. The Knitting Factory will also post reminders as the new date approaches. For those planning to travel to Boise, the city’s tourism office offers a free guide to local attractions, parking, and public transportation.
Looking ahead
Wood’s participation in a high‑profile television program highlights the growing crossover between podcasting and mainstream entertainment. As more creators expand into television, live‑event tours like this one provide a valuable way for fans to connect with their favorite voices in person. Boise’s inclusion on the tour underscores the city’s reputation as a welcoming stop for national acts.
While the postponement may be disappointing for some, the promise of a later live show and the excitement of seeing a local favorite on a national stage should keep Idahoans optimistic. Mark your calendars for April 23, 2027, and keep an eye on local listings for the final details.
Original reporting: 580 KIDO Talk Radio (Boise) — read the source article.
