The Alabama superstar climbed the ranks from his trailer park roots to become a major global comedian. With his signature Southern charm, Dusty first made a big splash with his Netflix special "Workin' Man," showcasing his relatable and down-to-earth comedy style. You might also recognize him from his appearances on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," "Jimmy Kimmel Live!," and "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert."

He's a shirtless ole country boy with the power to breathe new life into your lungs, and he's headed on tour this fall. The tattooed comedian gives his fans a hilarious insight into his redneck South Carolina life, whether it's rescuing dogs from the trash heap or his forays into all his trucks and cars, including his top-tier Tesler Siber truck. And you know what they say, laughter is the best medicine, so get your butt to the show!

Drawing on his experience of growing up in Newark, Bill Bellamy is a true story-teller, combining subtle visual comedy with astute observations. With style and panache, the quick-witted comedian draws the audience in with intelligent verbal artistry; there are no cheap shots, over-the-top rants or yawn-inducing cliches here!

This Anglo-Indian Canadian stand-up comic is one of most successful touring, and has been nominated for numerous awards. Despite having eluding the stratospheric level of fame as his peers, Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld, his last world tour netted him $19m, putting him third on the list of the highest earners on the comedy circuit.

Bringing with him a down-to-earth perspective and rustic charm that has struck a chord with American audiences, this quick-witted comedian proves a master of his craft as he recounts stories about his tough childhood, wild teenage years and new found family life. Having starred alongside silver screen heavyweights Sylvester Stallone and Owen Wilson, Gardell also had TV audiences in stitches in the CBS hit show Mike and Molly.

Stand-up comedian Henry Cho is hitting the road again in 2025, bringing you The Empty Nest Tour. A radio regular and the first Asian-American member of the Grand Ole Opry, Cho has proved himself time and time again to be one of comedy's hardest hitters since first coming to mainstream attention in the 1980s with spots on The Arsenio Hall Show, Bob Hope's Young Comedian Special among others.