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27 Feb 2027
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Trisha Paytas is a creator, podcast host, actress, and vocalist who, over the past 18 years, has helped shape online culture and inspired a new generation of talent, while building a following of over 20 million fans and 2 billion views on YouTube.
Trisha is known for her versatility; she’s done everything from lifestyle vlogs, ASMR, mukbangs, and cosplay to music videos, comedy skits, and honest, personal monologues. She is currently the host of the top-rated podcasts Just Trish, which is a favorite for fans who love her honest takes on pop culture, and Not Loveline, alongside Tana Mongeau. Trisha has worked with brands like Arby’s, Tubi, elf Cosmetics, Domino’s, and most recently with Benihana launching her own meal “Trish Trio” at all US restaurants, showing the industry trusts her influence in consumers’ product decisions.
In 2024, Trisha took her career to the stage with The Eras of Trish, a 30+ city sold-out live tour that was part concert, part storytelling, and full of her signature humor. It was a fun, self-aware look back at her many phases—from her iconic early YouTube moments to being a pop singer, podcast host, and mom of 3. Then in early 2025, she made her Broadway debut with Trisha Paytas’ Big Broadway Dream, a one-night benefit concert at the St. James Theatre that featured stars like Sutton Foster, Ben Platt, and Rachel Zegler. The show was a dream come true and a nod to her love of musical theater. Following the success of that, she was cast as "Maxine Dean" for a 3-week run of Beetlejuice on Broadway, which landed her an iHeart Radio Music Awards nomination for 'Favorite Broadway Debut.'
She’s appeared in over 50 TV shows and movies, including The Tonight Show, America’s Got Talent, Modern Family, and Celebrity Big Brother UK, with buzzy guest star roles in Euphoria and Hacks in 2026. Her much anticipated debut memoir, Crying on the Kitchen Floor, is set to be released in November and already tracking to be a New York Times Best-Seller, followed by a book tour
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Getting there
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Spark Arena is around a 10-minute walk from Waitematā Station and the Downtown Ferry Terminal. Use the station’s Takutai Square eastern entrance for the most direct route. There is no public parking at the arena, but paid car parks are available nearby. For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
