The 37-city tour kicks off on Jan. 16, making stops throughout the U.S. including Boston, Nashville, Chicago, and more.
Following a wave of sold-out performances at comedy clubs across the country, comedian and actor Gary Owen has announced his first major North American theater tour, No Hard Feelings.
Produced by Icon Concerts, the 37-city tour kicks off on Jan. 16, making stops throughout the U.S. including Boston, Nashville, Chicago, Houston, Honolulu, Phoenix, Baltimore and many more.
Tickets will be available starting Wednesday, November 19 at 9 a.m. local time through venue and artist presales. The general on-sale begins Friday, November 21 at 9 a.m. local time here.
A stand-up comic for more than two decades, Owen is known for his unapologetic, rule-defying style with a cross-cultural fanbase that spans race, gender and generation. In addition to stand-up, Owen has appeared in a wide range of feature films including “Back on the Strip” alongside Tiffany Haddish, “Meet the Blacks” and its sequel “The House Next Door,” “Think Like a Man” and “Think Like a Man Too,” “Ride Along” with Ice Cube and Kevin Hart, “Little Man” opposite the Wayans Brothers, and “Daddy Day Care” with Eddie Murphy. On television, he starred in his own BET series “The Gary Owen Show” and co-hosted TruTV’s sketch series “Upload with Shaquille O’Neal.” After meeting Tyler Perry on “The Tom Joyner Morning Show,” Owen was cast in the recurring role as Zach the barber on TBS’ “Tyler Perry’s House of Payne.”
He continues to write, produce and perform his own comedy specials, including “Black Famous,” “#Doin’ What I Do,” “I Got My Associates,” “I Agree with Myself,” “True Story,” “Urban Legend” and “Breakin’ Out the Park.” Most recently, he recorded two specials back-to-back—“Broken Family,” a viral hit on YouTube, and “Gary Owen…No S,” released this past spring on Mint Comedy.
Jan 16 | Reading, PA | Santander PAC
Jan 22 | Fresno, CA | Saroyan Theatre
Jan 23 | Oakland, CA Paramount Theatre
Jan 24 | Long Beach, CA | Terrace Theater
Jan 31 | El Paso, TX | Plaza Theatre
Feb 01 | Tucson, AZ | The Linda Ronstadt Music Hall
Feb 05 | Albany, NY | The Egg
Feb 06 | Boston, MA | Emerson Colonial Theatre
Feb 07 | Brooklyn, NY | Kings Theatre
Feb 13 | Louisville, KY | The Brown Theatre
Feb 14 | Memphis, TN | Orpheum Theatre
Feb 15 | Nashville, TN | James K. Polk Theater
Feb 20 | Midland, TX | Wagner Noël PAC
Feb 21 | Houston, TX | Smart Financial Centre
Feb 22 | Oklahoma City, OK | The Criterion
Feb 27 | Phoenix, AZ | Celebrity Theatre
Feb 28 | Denver, CO | Paramount Theatre
Mar 01 | Cheyenne, WY | Cheyenne Civic Center
Mar 12 | Little Rock, AR | Robinson Center
Mar 13 | Shreveport, LA | The Strand Theatre
Mar 14 | Lake Charles, LA | Rosa Hart Theatre
Mar 19 | St. Louis, MO | Stifel Theatre
Mar 20 | Chicago, IL | The Chicago Theatre
Mar 21 | Cincinnati, OH | Taft Theatre
Mar 28 | Baltimore, MD | Lyric Baltimore
Apr 02 | Melbourne, FL | The King Center
Apr 03 | Pensacola, FL | Saenger Theatre
Apr 09 | Green Bay, WI | Weidner Center
Apr 10 | Milwaukee, WI | The Pabst Theater
Apr 11 | Minneapolis, MN | State Theatre
Apr 12 | Fargo, ND | The Fargo Theatre
Apr 23 | Bakersfield, CA | The Historic Bakersfield Fox Theater
Apr 24 | Santa Rosa, CA | Luther Burbank Center of the Arts
Apr 25 | San Diego, CA | San Diego Civic Theatre
May 02 | Honolulu, HI | Hawaii Theatre
May 14 | Seattle, WA | Moore Theatre
May 15 | Portland, OR | Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Photo Credit: Paul Mobley
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