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Photo: en.wikipedia.orgTaylor Tomlinson has announced the first leg of her brand new stand-up run titled Nobody Asked You To Do That across 22 cities.
The nationwide theater run features stops at landmark venues including Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium. Fresh off four hit specials, the headliner continues one of the most prolific hot streaks in comedy.
Photo: en.wikipedia.orgTaylor Tomlinson naming a tour after things nobody asked for hits right at home for anyone who talks for a living.
Most of us share unsolicited opinions in group chats that get instantly ignored. Turning that exact impulse into a 22-city theater payday is the ultimate triumph of oversharing.
Photo: audible.comTom Segura has rolled out his brand-new 30-city Preposterous comedy tour starting off in Baton Rouge.
The massive new itinerary features theater stops and casino showrooms nationwide. Fans are racing to secure tickets as the popular headliner takes another fresh hour of stand-up out on the road.
Photo: en.wikipedia.orgJim Gaffigan has announced a new stop on his Everything Is Wonderful Tour, heading to Idaho Falls in January 2027.
The Emmy winner and Grammy nominee is bringing his latest hour to the Mountain America Center on January 21, 2027. Fans can grab presale passes before general sales open on November 6, giving local comedy lovers a chance to catch his clean, relatable observational routine in person.
Photo: en.wikipedia.orgJim Gaffigan naming his comedy trek Everything Is Wonderful is daring fate to test him.
Calling any tour Everything Is Wonderful is just begging the universe to cancel your flight or hand you cold hotel room service. Still, if anyone can find pure joy in complaining about mild inconveniences and snack foods across state lines, it is definitely Jim Gaffigan.
Photo: billboard.comStand-up veteran Gary Owen is officially expanding from clubs to major theaters on his 37-city No Hard Feelings Tour.
The popular comedian and actor is taking his headline run across 37 North American cities. Fans can expect his signature candid storytelling and high-energy stage presence as he steps into larger venues nationwide.
Photo: variety.comAnthony Jeselnik naming his tour Wrath of Man is the most honest warning sign in show business history.
When a comic known for brutal one-liners titles a show after raw vengeance, you do not sit in the front row unless your affairs are in order. You know half the crowd will nervously look around before laughing at the punchline. Bring your thickest skin because nobody is walking out unscathed.
Photo: variety.comAnthony Jeselnik has announced the first leg of his brand new stand-up comedy tour titled Wrath of Man.
The dark comedy master is heading back out on stage with an entirely fresh batch of jokes. The tour officially launches in Portland, Oregon, before visiting theaters across the country. Fans can expect his signature misdirection and razor sharp punchlines throughout the run.
Photo: variety.comComedian Josh Johnson continues an unprecedented run of stand-up output following his HBO special Symphony and ongoing national dates.
Between his work on The Daily Show and dropping relentless weekly comedy sets online, Johnson has taken his solo show across the country through late fall. His music-infused special Symphony also put him in prime contention for awards consideration. The prolific comic shows no signs of slowing down his rapid creative engine.
Photo: pitchcentric.comTheo Von delivers his first full-length Netflix comedy special in five years.
Theo Von has premiered his third Netflix stand-up special, titled I'm Doing Fine. The hour marks his return to streamer specials after a five-year gap, leaning right into his bizarre childhood tales and backcountry logic. It is classic Theo storytelling that will feel familiar to his loyal podcast audience.
Photo: deadline.comSam Morril is back on Netflix with his latest stand-up hour titled Incorrect.
Sam Morril has set his return to Netflix with a brand-new stand-up hour titled Incorrect. The special showcases his signature dry humor while digging into absurd dating stories and unusual city living experiences. He continues to prove why he is one of the sharpest working comics in the club scene.
Photo: deadline.comNaming your comedy hour Incorrect is genius because you can never be wrong.
Naming your hour Incorrect is pure comedy chess because nobody can cancel you for what you literally promised on the flyer. If a joke tanks, you just shrug and remind everyone to read the title. Honestly, we should all start our family dinners with that exact disclaimer.
Photo: en.wikipedia.orgEric Andre naming a live stand-up run the Subtle Tour might be the boldest joke of his career.
If you buy tickets expecting gentle storytelling from Eric Andre, you deserve whatever desk destruction comes your way. The only thing subtle about an Eric Andre show is how quietly your eardrums stop working ten minutes in.
Photo: en.wikipedia.orgComedian Eric Andre has announced his Subtle Tour for 2027, featuring forty dates structured in a twelve-burst schedule.
Known for chaotic pranks and unfiltered energy, Eric Andre is hitting the road again with forty fresh tour stops. Fans can expect his signature brand of unpredictable live performances spread out across carefully planned regional bursts.
Photo: deadline.comScottish stand-up star Kevin Bridges has officially secured U.S. representation at CAA after a successful North American run.
Kevin Bridges is taking his career stateside with major agency backing after performing for over 40,000 fans across the U.S. and Canada. The move positions one of the UK's biggest arena headliners for an even larger global footprint.
Photo: wbrz.comMatt Rife has officially added a stop at New Orleans' Smoothie King Center to his extensive Stay Golden World Tour.
The comedian added four fresh arena dates to his sprawling tour schedule, including a stop in New Orleans on December 30. Fans can choose between standard admission and three exclusive VIP tiers featuring pre-show lounge perks.
Photo: wbrz.comMatt Rife is offering three tiers of VIP passes, showing that even crowd work now comes with executive privileges.
Buying comedy tickets used to mean picking between the floor and the balcony. Now you need a credit check just to sit near the front and risk getting roasted about your shoes. If you pay for the highest tier, the headliner should at least let you tell one joke.
Photo: deadline.comIrish stand-up sensation Joanne McNally is partnering with Netflix to tape her debut hour special Pinotphile.
The special will be recorded live at Town Hall in New York City as part of the New York Comedy Festival. McNally plans to tackle topics like modern dating, frenemies, and revenge fantasies for the upcoming worldwide release.
Photo: en.wikipedia.orgMatt Rife is taking his massive Stay Golden arena run to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
The viral stand-up star is bringing his signature blend of crowd work and comedy to Indiana. Fans can catch the big arena spectacle live at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on November 8.
Photo: wbls.comDave Chappelle announced a fall tour hitting major cities before wrapping at Madison Square Garden for the New York Comedy Festival.
The comedy veteran is hitting the road again with stops in Nashville, Charlotte, Toronto, and Austin. The tour culminates at Madison Square Garden on November 6 to launch the annual New York Comedy Festival.
Photo: gulfnews.comTrying to see arena stand-up turns a casual night of laughs into a full physical endurance test.
Nothing says intimate storytelling like watching your favorite comic as a tiny speck while paying thirty dollars for lukewarm nachos. At this point, we are buying tickets just to lock our phones in pouches and stare at giant jumbo screens.
Photo: variety.comDruski and Mike Epps will star in the upcoming semi-scripted Netflix comedy Collect and Praise launching this December.
The project brings Druski's viral megachurch pastor sketch to streaming alongside co-star Mike Epps. It marks the first major original series release under Druski's expansive multi-year creative partnership with Netflix.