Breakout comedian Nate Bargatze is commonly described as one to watch in the comic circuit. The Tennessee-born stand-up comic is no stranger to high-profile shows like Comedy Central Presents and The Tonight Show. Heading out on the extensive Big Dumb Eyes world tour in 2025, don't miss Nate when he brings the laughs to a stage near you!

Rising comedian Taylor Tomlinson is hitting the road once again this year! After cutting her teeth as a comedian at the tender age of 16 in church basements, Tomlinson has made appearances on Conan, The Tonight Show and has three Netflix stand-up specials already under her belt. Don't miss the blossoming of this exciting new comedic voice as she storms a stage near you!

Described by comedy peer Lewis Black as the "funniest woman in America", the winner of the American Comedy Award for Best Female Comedian is a triple threat; as well as her sell-out tours, Madigan is a favorite on late-night talk shows and nationally syndicated radio shows. With an enviable career spanning three decades on the comedy circuit, she has the distinction of being one of few comics to appear on every major late-night show including Leno, Letterman, Conan, and Ferguson.

Louis C.K. takes to the road once more this spring, kicking off a new show that promises to be both insightful and full of his signature grouchy observations on life. Whether his comedy future will shine as brightly as his past remains to be seen, one thing is certain, though, the former master of modern comedy will definitely have something to say about it. Catch him live as he heads to a venue near you!

Emmy-nominated comedian and writer Josh Johnson is set to take the stage with his eagerly anticipated The Flower Tour' in 2025! Known for his work on Comedy Central's The Daily Show' and his sharp, hilarious social commentary, Johnson has quickly become a star on the rise. With nearly 4 million followers across social media, his influence and reach are undeniable.

One-man comedy tornado Bert Kreischer first caught the attention of the comedy world when he was featured in a Rolling Stone article in 1997 for his student party antics. Realizing his penchant for storytelling and making people laugh as a consequence, Kreischer honed his stand-up chops and later became a regular on TV in his own shows Bert The Conquerer, Hurt Bert and The X Show, as well as stints on the Late Show with David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel and Conan.