Bill Cosby concert still set for Friday in Florida, and it's sold out Bill Cosby in the last few days has lost his planned NBC comedy, his upcoming Netflix special and other projects due to the turmoil around accusations by several women who say he raped and sexually assaulted them. But despite the brewing controversy, his concert Friday in Florida is a go. And it's sold out. Cosby is scheduled to play the 2,016 Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts at Eastern Florida State College in Brevard County. That concert precedes his planned Nov. 28 date in Las Vegas at the Treasure Island hotel and casino. "The show is still on," said a spokesperson for the King Center. The concert will mark Cosby's first public appearence since the firestorm over the allegations erupted. He has repeatedly denied the accusations, and his attorney said he would not comment on them. Whether the comedian will address the firestorm during his Florida concert is uncertain. But the date, one engagement on his "Far From Finished" tour, now has added significance.