After a decade of toiling away on the late-night comedy circuit, Sam Morril, Comedy Central's 2011 One To Watch is finally making waves in the wider comedy pond following the 2020 self-release of his special Up On The Roof, detailing the struggle of performing during Covid and a cameo as a stand up in Todd Phillips' Joker. Unafraid to mine both sides of the cultural landscape for comedy gold, catch Morril when he brings his 2023 tour The Class Act to you!

Farmer and indie-folkster Gregory Alan Isakov is hitting the road on his latest jaunt across the country. Fans of the South African native are sure to be enthused by a further opportunity to see the man live on stage, presenting songs from both Evening Machines and his six other albums, including 'The Stable Song', 'Big Black Car', and 'If I Go, I'm Goin'.

British comedian Eddie Izzard is often lauded as one of the most influential comics for over 25 years. Now she returns to the US shore on the 'Eddie Izzard The Remix: The First 35 Years'. The 28-city tour will be making stops in Atlanta, Washington DC, New York, Chicago and many more. Expect to hear some of her greatest comedy moments from her legendary early shows including 'Dressed To Kill', 'Glorious', 'Definite Article' and more. Jeesy Chreesy!

Since beginning his career with The Beatles in the 1960s, Ringo Starr has been one of the world's brightest musical luminaries. He has enjoyed a successful and dynamic solo career as a singer, songwriter and drummer, an active musical collaborator, and as an actor and voice-over artist. Catch one-fourth of the world's most legendary band as he takes to the road to bring the FAB to you this year.

Penn and Teller's brand of awe-inspiring illusions mixed with buddy-comedy shtick has kept the duo at the very top of the magic profession for the past 45 years. Their trademark is the updating of worn-out or archaic routines, such as bullet catching or their recent adaptation of the classic bag escape trick (their version involved a lot of helium).