Will Ferrell Joins Kelce Brothers for 'New Heights' Live Show in Los Angeles

The Kelce brothers brought their hit podcast, 'New Heights,' to Los Angeles’ Orpheum Theatre for a high-energy live event. The show, which coincided with the city’s World Cup festivities, featured a mix of sports culture and Hollywood star power, headlined by a guest appearance from comedy icon Will Ferrell. The event served as a bridge between the brothers' NFL roots and the entertainment industry, drawing a packed crowd of fans and family members.

During the interview, Ferrell discussed his upcoming Netflix series, 'The Hawk,' a 10-episode golf comedy. He noted that the project allowed him to blend his lifelong passion for sports with his comedic background, aiming to satirize the PGA in a way that feels fresh. Ferrell emphasized the collaborative nature of the project, highlighting the freedom Netflix provided to craft a series centered on "horribly unredeemable characters" in the vein of classic, old-school comedies.

Beyond the professional updates, the evening highlighted the evolving intersection of sports media and celebrity culture. Ferrell shared anecdotes about his love for trolling Hollywood tour buses, while the Kelce brothers leaned into the lighthearted, fan-focused atmosphere that has made their podcast a cultural phenomenon. The inclusion of personal moments—such as Jason Kelce’s on-stage attempt to dunk a basketball—underscores the show's appeal as a personality-driven platform that transcends traditional sports analysis.

This event signals the continued growth of the 'New Heights' brand as it prepares for its fifth season. By successfully integrating high-profile Hollywood figures like Ferrell into their format, the Kelce brothers are effectively expanding their reach beyond the NFL audience. As the podcast continues to blur the lines between athlete-led media and mainstream entertainment, it remains a key case study in how sports figures can leverage digital platforms to build lasting, multi-industry influence.