Scott Aukerman's Comedy Bang! Bang! is hitting the road this year, bringing the beloved comedy podcast, which has entertained audiences for over a decade, live to a stage near you! Joining Aukerman on the journey is Comedy Bang! Bang! mainstay Paul F. Tompkins, along with a rotating cast of special guests and, of course, a plethora of side-splitting characters.

Comedian, author and activist Chelsea Handler returns for an evening of stand-up comedy and engaging conversation - no topic is taboo! She's back in 2026 with a brand new show on the High and Mighty Tour. Join Handler for a brilliant night of stand-up, covering everything from topics close to her heart like her pet dogs to the global chaos of today.

Deuce Bigelow himself hits the road on his latest tour for his first love - stand-up comedy! In recent years he has buried himself in television projects including Real Rob, a semi-autobiographical comedic account of his life with his wife and daughter. The Emmy-nominated comic and actor has also worked frequently with Adam Sandler, their latest production The Ridiculous Six was released in 2015 on Netflix to mixed reviews, however Schneider's live shows are in constant demand.

Recently lighting up TV and laptop screens around the world with her idiosyncratic Netflix series Lady Dynamite and stand-up special Old Baby, it may surprise some to find out that impression queen Maria Bamford has been honing her craft since the early 90s. Armed with a thousand voices, Bamford's off the wall style mines the depths of mental health, pop culture and her own personal life with hilariously quirky results.

Grab your mammies and your shelf help books, David Nihill is coming to town and bringing all the laughs with him. The new tour offers a totally new and unique experience, combining comedy and book recommendations from Nihill, maybe not what you'd expect from an Irishman obsessed with traveling. Come for the laughs, and leave with broadened horizons!

This Anglo-Indian Canadian stand-up comic is one of most successful touring, and has been nominated for numerous awards. Despite having eluding the stratospheric level of fame as his peers, Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld, his last world tour netted him $19m, putting him third on the list of the highest earners on the comedy circuit.