The twice Grammy-winning Lewis Black is heading on his final stand-up comedy show, 'Goodbye Yeller Brick Road: The Final Tour.' Black is the perfect demonstration of that rare comic who can make you laugh while making compelling points about the absurdity of the world around you. Famed for his angry persona on both stage and cable, don't miss your chance to see the comedic legend live for his final tour!

From the wilds of Vine to a giant of YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Twitch, Noel Miller is an internet native and now he's going IRL. Catch Miller and his sharpwitted social commentary as the extensive 'New Supply' tour comes to a stage near you in 2025, channeling his online persona live in an inviting night of laughter and connection.

Comedy cabaret star Bridget Everett (Somebody Somewhere) is taking her fearless and unique show on tour this Summer! This absolute force of nature mixes an immense singing voice with sharp comedy and disarming vulnerability, in a performance that's truly one-of-a-kind. Tour dates are strictly limited so dash to get tickets while you can!

Critically acclaimed surrealist comedian Kate Berlant is taking her unique and absurd brilliance across the US on tour this Summer! Kate's comedy style is truly one of a kind, delving into the surreal and bizarre with electrifying - and hilarious - effect. You won't see another comedy show quite like this one.

The prolific Christopher Titus is taking his material show on the road! Known for his confrontational and soul-searching live routines, there is no subject too personal for Titus, who mines his dark material from his dysfunctional upbringing and the less than saintly figure of his father.

With comedians that could give Comedy Central and late-night talk show stars a run for their money (many having appeared on such programs), Comedy All Stars is your chance to take a deep dive into your local comedy talent at Punch Line Comedy Clubs across the U.S. - in cities like Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Houston!

Chicago-native Godfrey is one of the funniest and hardest working comedians on the American stand-up circuit. Born with a mischievous smile permanently pasted on his lips, he was constantly in trouble growing up for being the class clown. Unbeknownst to his own parents, they also fuelled his gift for mirthful funny business by exposing him to old school comedy films.

Paul Reiser began performing stand-up while he was still at university, and was just honing his craft when Hollywood came a calling. Getting his big break in the iconic Barry Levinson movie Diner ("Nuance, it's not a real word"), Reiser became a regular fixture on the big screen, with roles in Beverley Hills Cop I & II and Aliens. Now Reiser is returning to his roots, with a series of stand-up gigs across the country.