Comedian, writer and podcaster Hari Kondabolu is taking his close-to-the-bone sense of humor on the road. Best known for his comedy on subjects such as, inequality, identity, race and the LGBT community - Hari isn't one to bite his tongue when it comes to a topic he's passionate about. If you're after a comedian who speaks your mind, then you don't want to miss Hari Kondabolu.

You Might Not Like Her, in fact, you probably love her, Maddie Zahm is heading out on tour across the States. The Fat Funny Friend singer went viral on TikTok after she channeled her personal frustrations into the song. In 2025, she takes the road on her 'Sad & Sexy' Tour to celebrate her upcoming sophomore album. Find out where all the good kids go as you join Zahm on tour!

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.

Irreverent and self-deprecating as they come, Britain's James Acaster has risen to the top of the comedy tree with his honest observational style, laying bare his life on stages, panel shows, podcasts, books, and more. Don't miss this tall drink of water when he brings his show, 'Work in Process' to venues across the country in 2025!

Critics and peers agree Brian Regan has distinguished himself as one of the premier comedians in the country. The "perfect balance of sophisticated writing and physicality" (Wall Street Journal), Brian fills theaters nationwide with fervent fans that span generations. His clean language and sharp, sarcastic observations on everyday life have led him to be known as the "comedian's comedian".