Conan O’Brien Going on Tour
Conan O’Brien is set to head out on a 30-city comedy tour titled “The Legally Prohibited To Be Funny On Television Comedy Tour.” The shows will feature a “night of music, comedy, hugging, and the occasional awkward silence.” Conan also said via his Twitter page that the shows will be “half-assed.”
The tour begins April 12th in Eugene, Oregon and tickets are already on sale and moving fast. For more info, and a complete tour schedule, head over to the website at http://teamcoco.com/.
April 12 – Eugene, OR Hult Center For the Performing Arts
April 13 – Vancouver, BC Orpheum Theatre
April 14 – Vancouver, BC Orpheum Theatre
April 16 – Spokane, WA INB Performing Arts Center
April 17 – Enoch, AB River Cree Resort & Casino
April 18 – Seattle, WA Marion Oliver McCaw Hall
April 19 – Seattle, WA Marion Oliver McCaw Hall
April 22 – San Francisco, CA Nob Hill Masonic Center
April 23 – San Francisco, CA Nob Hill Masonic Center
April 24 – Universal City, CA Gibson Amphitheater
April 25 – Universal City, CA Gibson Amphitheater
April 29 – San Diego, CA San Diego Civic Theatre
April 30 – Phoenix, AZ Dodge Theatre
May 01 – Las Vegas, NV The Pearl Concert Theatre – Palms Casino
May 04 – Reno, NV Grand Sierra Resort & Casino – Grand Theatre
May 05 – San Jose, CA San Jose State University Events Center
May 06 – Sacramento, CA Sacramento Memorial Auditorium
May 09 – Boulder, CO Mackey Auditorium
May 13 – Dallas, TX McFarlin Memorial Auditorium-SMU Campus
May 14 – Austin, TX Austin Music Hall
May 15 – Tulsa, OK Brady Theater
May 16 – Kansas City, MO Midland Theatre
May 18 – Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theatre
May 19 – Chicago, IL Chicago Theatre
May 20 – Chicago, IL Chicago Theatre
May 22 – Toronto, ON Massey Hall
May 30 – Atlantic City, NJ Borgata Spa & Resort – Event Center
June 01 – New York, NY Radio City Music Hall
June 02 – New York, NY Radio City Music Hall
June 04 – Boston, MA Wang Theater
June 05 – Boston, MA Wang Theater
June 06 – Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
June 07 – Upper Darby, PA Tower Theatre
June 08 – Washington, DC Constitution Hall
June 11 – Manchester, TN Bonnaroo Music Festival
June 14 – Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre
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