Also known as Erlich Bachman in HBO sitcom Silicon Valley and Wade Wilson's wise-cracking friend in Deadpool, Miller is an accomplished comedian and actor. Known for his deadpan zingers and semi-stoner persona, he's not afraid of controversy (that Uber ride, and the gig in Puerto Rica), often stirring the pot with absurdist observational standup act for over 10 years. In addition, he has also lent his raspy voice to animated hits How To Train Your Dragon 1 and 2 and Big Hero 6.

It's time for Tips from the ER as Steven Ho hits the road. Heading off on a huge eight-month-long tour, the retired ER doctor is hitting up clubs across North America and is bringing his encyclopedia of medical horror stories with him. He's here to save your ass, not kiss it, so head on down and laugh the night away!

Chicago-native Godfrey is one of the funniest and hardest working comedians on the American stand-up circuit. Born with a mischievous smile permanently pasted on his lips, he was constantly in trouble growing up for being the class clown. Unbeknownst to his own parents, they also fuelled his gift for mirthful funny business by exposing him to old school comedy films.

Watch Your Language, Ismo Leikola is heading to a theater near you. The Finnish comedian and very first winner of the Laugh Factory's Funniest Person In The World award is hitting up North America in 2024, celebrating his ten-year anniversary of first playing the country. He's sold out shows across the world with his unique outsider comedy, so get your tickets now and don't miss out!

Comedian Sal Vulcano is best known for his role on truTV's 'Impractical Jokers,' a hidden camera reality television show where Sal and his co-stars go through various challenges with the loser having to perform the worst challenge. Sal's upcoming tour will showcase his talent for producing hilarious stand up.

Stand-up comedian Ashely Gavin is hitting the road for an new tour, kicking off early 2024! At the heart of her work, Gavin creates a hilarious and relatable show by channeling her trauma and life experiences as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. Audience participation had become an iconic part of her show (thanks in part to social media) so you best be ready to get involved!