Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher are going on another Honeymoon Tour, this one is Endlesst

Comedians and lovers Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher were married last year then followed it up with a Honeymoon Tour. Now, the couple is remixing their tour with The Endless Honeymoon Tour that adds new dates and cities. Atlanta, Brooklyn and Chicago are among the stops. The tour starts in late July and tickets are available for purchase here. Check out the full schedule below.

“7/25 – New Orleans, LA – One Eyed Jacks

7/22 – Atlanta, GA – The Buckhead Theatre

7/23 – Miami, FL – Ashe Auditorium at the James L. Knight Center

7/29 – Boston, MA – The Wilbur Theatre

8/2 – Brooklyn, NY – The Bell House

8/3 – Philadelphia, PA – The Trocadero Theatre

8/5 – Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall Ballroom

8/6 – Chicago, IL – Park West

8/9 – Minneapolis, MN – The Woman’s Club”

Coming to a city near you this summer! pic.twitter.com/lrjrlWNr16

— Natasha Leggero (@natashaleggero) June 13, 2017

John Mulaney announces new tour dates

Comic crooner and Broadway player John Mulaney has had a kick butt year. On top of hosting an awards show and co-starring in friend Nick Kroll's new Netflix series, Mulaney is also going on tour. The excursion is called Kid Gorgeous. It starts in May and hits a variety of cities including Portland, Knoxville, Anaheim and Montreal. Tickets are on sale now.

I'm going on tour from May until Whenever. KID GORGEOUS coming to a city near you. First leg is now available for sale/pre-sale. Lincoln Bio.

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Louis C.K. has a few more tour dates, Madison Square Gardens and Europe included

Remember that time Louis C.K. sold out Madison Square Garden? Well, he's about to do it again. C.K. announced new tour dates yesterday which included Thursday, September 8th and Monday September 12th. This expands C.K.'s initial tour was from May to June but now, it's going through to the middle of September. He's even going over seas to London, Prague, Dublin, Paris and Amsterdam. Hopefully, this tour can pay for the next season of Horace and Pete. Here's the full list on C.K.'s site.

Kyle Kinane is a comedian, touring too

Kyle Kinane is a regular old comedian. He does comedian things like standup at comedy clubs, writing down standup jokes, and self-deprecation. Now this regular old comedian is going out to different cities in order to test out his jokes. This is referred to as touring but Kinane is a regular old comedian so he calls it going out and testing jokes. Kinane will stop in regular old cities like Bloomington, Nashville and Chicago. Shows begin May 7th and go through the 21st. Check out the full list of regular old cities below.

“Sat. May 7 – Omaha, NE @ Benefit show
Sun. May 8 – Lincoln, NE @ The Zoo Bar
Mon. May 9 – Kansas City, MO @ The Record Bar
Tue. May 10 – Columbia, MO @ Rose Music Hall
Wed. May 11 – St. Louis, MO @ Ready Room
Thu. May 12 – Bloomington, IN @ The Comedy Attic
Fri. May 13 – Bloomington, IN @ The Comedy Attic
Sat. May 14 – Bloomington, IN @ The Comedy Attic
Sun. May 15 – Louisville, KY @ Haymarket Whiskey Bar
Mon. May 16 – Nashville, TN @ Basement East
Tue. May 17 – Memphis, TN @ 1884 Lounge
Wed. May 18 – Champaign, IL @ The Accord
Thu. May 19 – Ft. Wayne, IN @ The Tiger Room
Sat. May 21 – Chicago, IL @ Metro – 2 Shows
Sat. July 16 – Pemberton, BC @ Pemberton Music Festival
Sat. Oct. 22 – Halifax, ON @ The Seahorse Tavern – 2 Shows”

Jim Norton has mouthful of tour dates for 'Mouthful of Shame'

You may know Jim Norton from his role on HBO's Lucky Louie or you may know him from standup or his stint in the first Spiderman movie. Now, the comedian is touring next year. Making 30 stops during the Jim Norton: Mouthful of Shame Tour, Norton will be traveling to Los Angeles, Portland, Washington and more from February 11 to May 27. Tickets go on sale on Norton's website through his website. Here are the dates:

“February 11 – The Vic (Chicago, IL)
February 12 – Royal Oak Music Theatre (Royal Oak, MI)
February 13 – Turner Hall (Milwaukee, WI)
February 18 – State Theatre (Portland, ME)
February 19 – Wilbur Theatre (Boston, MA)
February 20 – Fox Theatre (Mashantucket, CT)
February 21 – Southern Connecticut State University (New Haven, CT)

March 3 – Count Basie Theatre (Red Bank, NJ)
March 4 – The Paramount (Huntington, NY)
March 5 – The Wellmont Theater (Montclair, NJ)
March 10 – Egyptian Room (Indianapolis, IN)
March 11 – Hard Rock Live (Cleveland, OH)
March 12 – Fountain Street Church (Grand Rapids, MI)
March 25 – Aladdin Theater (Portland, OR)
March 26 – Paramount Theatre (Denver, CO)
March 31 – The Fillmore (Philadelphia, PA)

April 1 – Grand Opera House (Wilmington, DE)
April 2 – Lincoln Theatre (Washington D.C.)
April 7 – The Ridgefield Playhouse (Ridgefield, CT)
April 8 – Academy of Music (Northampton, MA)
April 9 – Higher Ground Music (South Burlington, VT)
April 14 – Orpheum Theater (Madison, WI_
April 15 – Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland (Kansas City, MO)
April 16 – The Pageant (St Louis, MO)
April 21 – Joy Theater (New Orleans, LA)
April 22 – Aztec Theater (San Antonio, TX)
April 23 – Moontower Comedy & Oddity Festival (Austin, TX)

May 5 – Ram’s Head Live (Baltimore, MD)
May 6 – Bethlehem Event Center (Bethlehem, PA)
May 26 – Club Nokia (Los Angeles, CA)
May 27 – Mirage Casino (Las Vegas, NV)”