The hilarious Jimmy Carr is back and heading to North America with his Laughs Funny tour and you're invited! After captivating audiences across the UK for years, he's bringing his sharp British wit and signature comedic style across the pond once again. If you haven't experienced him live yet, you're in for an unforgettable treat!

California-born Williams has made a striking mark on the nationwide comedy circuit, as well as having a large fanbase online as a guest on various comedy podcasts and radio shows. First discovered by Carlos Mencia at his live show after noticing him in the audience, the young Williams was invited on stage to contribute to the show, to huge applause. Regularly making references and jokes concerning his dwarfism, Williams displays a brazen attitude towards subjects including disability, relationships, sex, and race, attracting new audiences with every appearance.

After a decade of toiling away on the late-night comedy circuit, Sam Morril, Comedy Central's 2011 One To Watch is finally making waves in the wider comedy pond following the 2020 self-release of his special Up On The Roof, detailing the struggle of performing during Covid and a cameo as a stand up in Todd Phillips' Joker. Unafraid to mine both sides of the cultural landscape for comedy gold, catch Morril when he heads to a stage near you!

Randy Rainbow (yes, Rainbow is, in fact, his real last name) was born with the sort of moniker that heralds a glorious purpose in life. The New York comedian found his calling when he released a series of original Broadway-tinged-show-tune and pop spoof videos in response to the theatrics of the 2016 presidential election, going viral and amassing close to a million followers on his social media platforms. Don't miss his biting wit when he hits the road this summer on the 'National Freakin' Treasure Tour'!

Scotland's queen of comedy Fern Brady is back to ask the question "What happens when you get everything you want and it's not enough?" on her I Gave You Milk To Drink Tour! A regular on U.K. panel shows and fresh off the success of her Sunday Times Bestselling memoir, Strong Female Character, and her new Netflix special Autistic Bikini Queen - catch Fern in a city near you finding humour in everything from autism to bisexuality!

He's Australian, he's purple, he's made of fabric, and has his hands attached to sticks, it's Randy Feltface! You might know Randy from his plethora of television and YouTube appearances, including Bring the Funny, Feltopia, and international hit Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun. Randy's observational comedy will leave you in stitches, so don't miss out as the First Banana tour continues into 2025!

Stand-up comedian Ashely Gavin is hitting the road for an new tour, kicking off in 2025! At the heart of her work, Gavin creates a hilarious and relatable show by channeling her trauma and life experiences as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. Audience participation had become an iconic part of her show (thanks in part to social media) so you best be ready to get involved!

26-year-old comedian Matt Friend is perhaps best known for his jaw-dropping impersonations. He takes on the voices and mannerisms of celebrities, leaving audiences in both wonderment and stitches. As of this coming summer, he'll be taking his hilarious comic catalog to venues up and down North America.

Think you can't sing? Think again. Pub Choir proves that being a great performer is nothing to do with perfection and everything to do with participation! In just 90 minutes, you and a room full of enthusiastic strangers will become a glorious choir, belting out a hit song in perfect harmony (or at least, chaotic enthusiasm). No auditions, no sheet music, just show up, grab a drink and let the music unfold.

Stand-up comic and actor Ramy Youssef hits the road again in 2025 with a new tour! Known for turning the personal into the profound, Ramy's low-key brilliance has made him a hit voice in modern comedy. He captured wide attention with Ramy, the Hulu comedy series he co-created and starred in, which won acclaim for its portrayal of the modern American Muslim in a culture that often depicted them as "the bad guys".

Also known as Erlich Bachman in HBO sitcom Silicon Valley and Wade Wilson's wise-cracking friend in Deadpool, Miller is an accomplished comedian and actor. Known for his deadpan zingers and semi-stoner persona, he's not afraid of controversy (that Uber ride, and the gig in Puerto Rica), often stirring the pot with absurdist observational standup act for over 10 years. In addition, he has also lent his raspy voice to animated hits How To Train Your Dragon 1 and 2 and Big Hero 6.

Comedian and actor Michael Yo is on the road, continuing his Do I Lie tour this year! A continuation of the tour that started last year and has been selling out left, right and center across the country, Yo has been documenting on YouTube his touring experiences and the growing love he's been feeling from audiences - his shows are becoming a hot ticket even in towns where just a couple of years back he couldn't half-sell a venue.