David Spade is bringing the sarcastic sense of humor and cutting one-liners that made him famous to a stage near you. From his days on Saturday Night Live through his stand-up and film work, Spade has made an entire career out of being a smart-ass. Known for his endless withering sarcasm, Spade has been a staple of TV sitcoms since the late 1990s and continues to pop up in films from time to time, usually in the service of his friend Adam Sandler.

Hot on the heels of her debut Netflix special; Quarter Life Crisis, in 2020. Rising comedian Taylor Tomlinson is seeing off the end of 2021 with on a brand new tour. Entitled 'Deal With It', catch Tomlinson as she brings her old-school-meets-Millenial style on the road. With appearances on Conan and the Tonight Show already under her belt, don't miss the blooming of this exciting new comedic voice!

Co-creator of 2 Broke Girls, podcast host and star of her own NBC show, the hilariously honest comedian Whitney Cummings is taking to the road. Expect an evening of laughter as this candid comic lets you into her sarcastic world. With past targets including workplace politics, co-dependency, relationships and more, nothing is off-limits for Cummings.

Self-described as "your favorite high functioning hot mess", social media star turned one-woman comedy tour de force Heather McMahon has fast become the poster girl for the kind of gal that finds the humor in everyday things. From PMS to Trader Joe's to her love for the sunset-colored Aperol Spritz cocktail, the mundanities of life turn into sparkling nuggets of comedy gold in the hands of this funny woman. Don't miss her when she hits US shores on her hilariously titled Farewell Tour (it's her first tour).

Former Daily Show correspondent and now host of Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj, the last few years have seen Minhaj gain the popularity he deserves as a comedian and political commentator. Known for his unflinching (and hilarious) style that picks apart race, identity, society and the current state of American culture, don't miss him live in 2021, when he brings his brand new show 'The King's Jester' to a town near you.