Trevor Noah’s 2023 is taking form.
On Jan. 20, the outgoing Daily Show host is ready to kick off his newest world tour, which he’s calling the Off the Record tour. The launch date for what may have him visiting 28 U.S. cities is a bit of over a month after he wraps his seven-year stint because the face of Comedy Central. The tour, which is being produced by Live Nation, begins on the Fox Theatre in Atlanta and makes stops in cities together with New Orleans, Austin, Texas, Boston, San Francisco and New York. In sure spots, Noah is doing lengthier stints than his Daily Show schedule beforehand allowed.
In late September, Noah introduced that his time at The Daily Show was up, citing a want to be again on the street, studying and exploring. “I spent two years [of the pandemic] in my apartment, not on the road, and when I got back out there again, I realized that there’s another part of my life that I want to carry on exploring,” he stated on the time. “I miss learning other languages, I miss going to other countries and putting on shows, I miss being everywhere and doing everything.” He’s scheduled to formally log off on Dec. 8.
Despite a demanding schedule over the past seven years, which has additionally had him tethered to New York 4 days per week, Noah by no means stopped touring. In reality, save the early days of the pandemic, he’s spent most weekends on the street. During his Daily Show run, theaters grew to become arenas, and Noah solidified his standing as one essentially the most profitable comics working, having offered up reveals throughout 5 continents. He’s racked up Netflix specials, too, together with his newest, I Wish You Would, which drops on the service Nov. 22. Noah has traditionally veered away from political humor throughout his stand-up units, and the brand new particular isn’t any completely different.
The Off the Record tour may have the South African stand-up hit worldwide cities, too, although these dates and locations have but to be introduced.
