Find stand-up comedy shows near you — theatre and arena tours by Kevin Hart, Sebastian Maniscalco, Bill Burr, John Mulaney, Hasan Minhaj, Ali Wong, Tom Segura, Theo Von, Matt Rife, Nikki Glaser, and the rest of the touring comedy circuit, plus regular weeknight and weekend bookings at Comedy Cellar (NYC), The Laugh Factory (LA), Helium Comedy Club, House of Blues comedy nights, and the club tier in every major North American metro. Inventory comes live from the official Ticketmaster Discovery API — the grid below pulls every confirmed comedy show across covered US and Canadian markets and sorts the earliest dates first.

The US Stand-Up Comedy Circuit and Where Tours Route

The US stand-up circuit runs through a handful of anchor markets that define the touring comedy economy. New York's Comedy Cellar, Gotham Comedy Club, and Carolines on Broadway remain the audition stage for the country's biggest names; Los Angeles's Laugh Factory, Improv, and Comedy Store (where Pryor, Rock, and Chappelle all built sets) hold the same role on the West Coast. Chicago's Second City (the improv institution that produced Bill Murray, Tina Fey, and Stephen Colbert) and Zanies anchor the Midwest. Boston's club circuit (the Wilbur, Laugh Boston) draws the college-town touring economy. Atlanta has emerged as a primary hip-hop comedy market; Austin's Velveeta Room, Cap City, and Moontower Festival have turned it into one of the fastest-growing comedy cities in America. Las Vegas residencies (Brad Garrett, George Lopez, Daniel Tosh) plus rotating touring weekends complete the major-market picture. The grid above pulls every confirmed comedy show across these markets into one feed.

How to Get Cheaper Comedy Tickets in the US

Three patterns reliably get you cheaper comedy tickets in the US: (1) Sunday-night shows at major comedy clubs (Comedy Cellar, Laugh Factory, Comedy Store) consistently run a 15–25% discount versus Friday/Saturday equivalents — and the same touring comic often plays both nights at the same venue; (2) early/late split shows: 7 PM and 9:30 PM bookings at the same club on the same night typically have asymmetric demand, with the early show clearing cheaper in the final 24 hours; (3) verified resale on Ticketmaster for arena and theatre comedy tours drops sharply in the final 48 hours before show — comedy resale buyers cut more aggressively than concert resale buyers because comedy tickets have stricter no-late-entry policies. Two-drink minimums at club shows add $20–$40 to the per-person cost on top of ticket face — factor that in when comparing club vs theatre pricing.

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