Tom Segura Tour 2026

Inside Tom Segura

Tom Segura is the Cincinnati-born, Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian whose two-decade road work — open-mics in Long Beach in the early 2000s, Comedy Central Presents in 2007, six Netflix specials starting with Completely Normal in 2014 and running through Disgraceful, Ball Hog, Sledgehammer, Tom Segura: Mostly Stories, and most recently Bad Thoughts in 2025, the long-running Your Mom's House podcast with his wife and creative partner Christina P, the YMH Studios podcast network in Pasadena that now houses 2 Bears 1 Cave with Bert Kreischer and a roster of comedy podcasts, and the recurring Massive Eight residency at Resorts World in Las Vegas — finally consolidated into one of the most reliable arena-tier touring acts in comedy. The blue-collar persona, the cadence of long-form storytelling, the Christina-and-the-kids family material, and the recurring obsession with subjects no other working comic touches the same way (the chronic stuff, the trips to the urologist, the body-shape material, the recurring 'addy' bits, the in-laws in Toronto and St. Catharines) have built a touring profile that runs sold-out arenas in markets where most stand-ups still play theaters. This page is the catchmovement hub for Tom Segura tour dates, ticket links, and city-by-city venue notes for the markets where he runs theater and arena dates — the Hollywood Bowl and the Kia Forum in his home Los Angeles market, Madison Square Garden in New York, Scotiabank Arena and Massey Hall in Toronto (Christina's hometown), the Chicago Theatre, the Fox in Detroit, the Mirage Theatre and the Resorts World residency in Las Vegas, the United Center in Chicago, and London cycles at the O2 and the Eventim Apollo. The live schedule above pulls real on-sale dates; the blocks below explain what the room actually feels like under his current touring format and how the ticketing pattern works around the YMH Studios fan base.

About Tom Segura

Thomas Segura was born April 16, 1979 in Cincinnati, Ohio to an American father and a Peruvian mother — his mother Beatriz Hidalgo Segura was born in Lima, raised between Peru and the United States, and Spanish was the second household language. The family moved to Sarasota, Florida and then to Sun Lakes outside Phoenix, Arizona, where Segura attended Marcos de Niza High School and played football. He went on to Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory, North Carolina, where he met Christina Pazsitzky (Christina P) — the Canadian-American comedian he would marry in 2008 and with whom he would co-host Your Mom's House for the next two decades. Open-mics in Long Beach and the broader LA comedy circuit followed graduation; the Comedy Central Presents half-hour in 2007 was the first national tier credit; the 2008 debut album Thrilled (re-recorded as the Netflix special in 2010) followed. The Netflix special run started in 2014 with Completely Normal and continued through Mostly Stories (2016), Disgraceful (2018), Ball Hog (2020), Sledgehammer (2023), and Bad Thoughts (2025) — six specials across a decade that built one of the most consistent stand-up catalogs of the streaming era. Your Mom's House launched in 2010 as a YouTube-and-iTunes podcast with Christina P, settled into a twice-weekly format covering listener submissions of strange internet content (the 'Jeans' segment, the 'Mommies' fan community, the recurring bits with characters like Garth Algar and Drinkin' Bro), and grew into a top-tier comedy podcast with millions of monthly downloads — eventually building into YMH Studios, the Pasadena production company that now houses the Segura-Pazsitzky catalog, the 2 Bears 1 Cave podcast Segura co-hosts with Bert Kreischer, the No Mercy with Stavros Halkias podcast, Bert Kreischer's Bertcast, the Tigerbelly archive, and a broader roster of comedy podcasts and live-show specials. The Segura-Pazsitzky family lives in Los Angeles with their two sons Ellis and Julian; Christina P's Hungarian-Canadian family and her own Toronto-and-St. Catharines roots are the source for the recurring family-and-in-laws material on both the podcast and the live shows. Segura's books include the 2022 memoir-and-essay collection I'd Like to Play Alone, Please, a New York Times bestseller; he co-wrote the 2024 novel The Fugitive Heir with co-author Bill Maher and a small writers' room and the 2024 Netflix scripted series The 12-Step Romance pilot. The Massive Eight residency at Resorts World on the Las Vegas Strip launched in 2023 as a rotating multi-night booking — Segura, Bert Kreischer, Mark Normand, Andrew Schulz, Sebastian Maniscalco, and a rotating roster of arena-tier comics anchoring multi-night runs at the 5,000-seat Resorts World Theatre. He continues to record YMH and 2 Bears 1 Cave from the YMH Studios building in Pasadena between tour stops, and the touring schedule routinely runs 100-plus dates a year.

Tom Segura tour dates

Segura tours on an arena-and-theater hybrid pattern that has scaled steadily across the Sledgehammer and Bad Thoughts cycles. Arena-tier stops land at Madison Square Garden, the Kia Forum in Inglewood, the Hollywood Bowl on outdoor summer scale, Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, the United Center in Chicago, Rogers Place in Edmonton, the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, and the O2 Arena on London cycles. Theater-format dates land at the Chicago Theatre on State Street, the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Massey Hall in Toronto, the Beacon Theatre in New York, the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith on UK cycles, and the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Town Hall on Australia cycles. The current touring format — branded under names like the Come Together Tour and the Sledgehammer World Tour — runs ninety to one hundred and fifteen minutes of stand-up plus a fifteen-to-twenty-minute opener. The set leans heavily on the family and in-laws material that anchors Your Mom's House — the kids, Christina, the Toronto and St. Catharines in-laws, the recurring chronic-health-and-doctor-visit material, the body-shape bits, the addy bits, the Peruvian-mom material, and the long-form blue-collar storytelling that the Netflix specials built. Openers rotate across the route — frequent road partners include Mark Normand, David Lucas (his frequent road partner on YMH-affiliated tours), Stavros Halkias, Bert Kreischer on co-headline pairings, Sebastian Maniscalco on rotating cycles, and a deep bench of YMH Studios podcast comics. The Massive Eight residency at Resorts World in Las Vegas runs as a separate booking — multi-night runs rather than single dates, with the Segura nights typically clustering on Thursday-through-Saturday weekends. The live schedule above pulls directly from the on-sale feed, so once a leg is announced the city, venue, date, and ticketing link appear here automatically.

Tom Segura tickets

Tickets for Tom Segura tour dates go on sale through Ticketmaster, AXS, See Tickets, Live Nation, and the relevant venue box offices depending on the building. The YMH Studios fan-club presale (the 'Mommies' presale, named for the long-running podcast community) opens one to two days before the public on-sale and routinely captures the strongest seats before the general market opens. Arena lower-bowl seats on the bigger venues typically land in the $95–$240 band, with the upper bowl opening around $45–$85 and floor seats running $200–$450 on the strongest stops. Theater orchestra seats on the headline rooms land in the $75–$200 band, with mezzanine opening around $55–$95 and front-row premium seats running $250–$400 on the prestige cycles. Hollywood Bowl bench seating opens around $65 and box seats run $300–$700 on the summer cycles. Las Vegas Resorts World Theatre residency seats price separately — most rows land in the $95–$250 band with the front rows running $300–$500. Fan-club and email-list presales open one to two days before the public on-sale; venue presales (American Express, Citi, Spotify Premium, the venue's own membership tier) run alongside. Segura's shows do not use Yondr phone-lockup pouches by default — phones are allowed in the room, though the standard ask is that fans not record full bits because new material rotates across the route. Secondary inventory on StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and TickPick is heaviest in the first week after on-sale and holds price closer to face on the strongest markets. VIP, meet-and-greet, and photo-op packages are available on most tour stops through the YMH Studios touring partners.

Tom Segura setlist

There is no fixed Tom Segura setlist in the song-by-song sense — a stand-up 'setlist' is a sequence of bits and long-form storytelling that rotates show to show and tour to tour. A typical Segura show is built around six to eight anchor bits from the current cycle, interleaved with extended storytelling runs, callbacks to Your Mom's House listener storylines, and new material the night demands. Recurring themes anyone tracking the Bad Thoughts, Sledgehammer, Ball Hog, and Disgraceful catalog will recognize: the kids and Christina and the marriage logistics, the in-laws in Toronto and St. Catharines (the recurring 'Christina's family' material), his Peruvian mother and the bilingual household, body-shape and weight bits (he has been candid on the recurring weight-loss-and-gain arc), chronic health and doctor-visit material (the 'going to the urologist' kind of bits), the recurring 'addy' material, blue-collar and travel storytelling, podcast inside-jokes for the Mommies in the room, and current-events political and media commentary that he calibrates carefully — Segura is one of the more politically restrained voices in the YMH orbit, with a touring set that leans family-and-observational rather than overtly political. The structure of a Segura show is structurally slower than the average modern comedy hour — closer to a hundred-and-sixty words a minute than the comedy-circuit average — with longer setups and a closer-bit that usually pulls from the family material rather than the political. No two nights inside the same tour are identical; the bits that land on the next special are workshopped live for months before the taping date is set.

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