$69
up to $120.75
Every upcoming comedy event we have a seller for, with the starting price we hold for each date.
$69
up to $120.75
Helium Comedy Club - St. Louis · St. Louis, MO · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $1,386.90
Main Showroom At StarDome Comedy Club · Birmingham, AL · 9:30 PM
$107.40
up to $156.85
New Jersey Performing Arts Center - Victoria Theater · Newark, NJ · 9:30 PM
$35
up to $115
Acme Comedy Company · Minneapolis, MN · 9:30 PM
$102.80
up to $105.10
$80
up to $526.70
Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club at the LINQ · Las Vegas, NV · 9:30 PM
No tickets right now
Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle · Royal Oak, MI · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $116.15
The Comedy Attic - Bloomington · Bloomington, IN · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $214.35
The Comedy Store - La Jolla · La Jolla, CA · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $93.15
Improv Comedy Club - Brea · Brea, CA · 9:30 PM
$62.10
up to $141.45
The Improv - Houston · Houston, TX · 9:30 PM
$73.60
up to $213.90
The Comedy Vault · Batavia, IL · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $176.40
Mimi Ohio Theatre At Playhouse Square · Cleveland, OH · 9:30 PM
$50
The Belly Room at The Comedy Store · West Hollywood, CA · 9:30 PM
$35.65
Rick Bronson's House of Comedy - MN · Minneapolis, MN · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $74.75
Funny Bone Comedy Club - Virginia Beach · Virginia Beach, VA · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $1,386.90
Hyena's Comedy Night Club - Albuquerque · Albuquerque, NM · 9:30 PM
$50
Lounge Showroom At DC Improv · Washington, DC · 9:30 PM
$78.65
The Original Room at The Comedy Store · West Hollywood, CA · 9:30 PM
$74.75
up to $139.15
Hyena's Comedy Night Club - Dallas · Dallas, TX · 9:30 PM
$50
Hollywood Improv · Los Angeles, CA · 9:30 PM
$50
up to $197.10
Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse · Arlington, VA · 9:30 PM
$93.60
DC Improv · Washington, DC · 9:30 PM
$50
Live stand-up offers one of the most immediate experiences in the performing arts. A single performer faces the audience with nothing but a microphone, relying on timing, observation, and storytelling to build a shared connection. The atmosphere in these rooms is highly reactive, where the collective energy of the crowd directly shapes the rhythm of the performance. Anyone looking for comedy tickets can expect an evening of sharp social commentary, personal anecdotes, and spontaneous crowd work that makes every single show unique.
The scale of these events ranges from intimate basement clubs with tight seating to grand theatres and vast arenas. Smaller spaces foster a tense, conversational energy where heckling and improvisation are common, while larger venues present highly polished, theatrical sets with massive screens and production values. When fans compare comedy tickets, they are choosing between these distinct atmospheres, deciding whether they prefer the raw unpredictability of a club line-up or the structured narrative of a solo touring show.