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Jimmy Carr Announces 39-Date US Tour for ‘Killing Jokes’

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Jimmy Carr Announces 39-Date US Tour for ‘Killing Jokes’

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Jimmy Carr has announced a 39-date U.S. tour for his new stand-up show, “Killing Jokes,” featuring all-new material. The tour begins June 17, 2027, in Portland, Maine, and includes stops in cities such as Boston, Scranton, New York, Chicago, Nashville, and North Charleston before concluding with three Las Vegas performances in November. Artist presales begin October 21, with select Live Nation presales on October 22 and general ticket sales starting October 23. Individual venue listings include Scranton on June 22 and North Charleston on October 11.

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