LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) – Following the success of his recent first tour, up-and-coming comedian Matt Matthews has announced details for his next national comedy tour, “Boujee On A Budget.”
The 52-date tour, produced by Live Nation, will kick off on October 25 at Proctors in Schenectady, New York, with dates scheduled throughout the U.S. during the winter and spring, culminating on May 3 at Pie in Denver. Ending at Ramon Theater.
On this tour, Matthews will cover a range of comedy topics, including his personal experiences in stand-up comedy, daily life on the farm, his career as a boudoir photographer, and more. He will also bring his “Confessions with Matt” video series to the live stage, providing improv comedy performances to audiences who volunteer to share their deepest, dark secrets.
“As a broke gay kid from the South, I always dreamed of being a performer, but let’s be honest, these big dreams usually don’t come true,” he continued. “Thankfully, I decided to take a chance and take a gamble. I never thought in my life that I would sign an incredible deal with Live Nation for a second headlining tour without the overwhelming support of the fans. To this point, I’m so excited, honored and humbled that so many people believe in me and I can’t wait to get back on that stage! Boogie’s budget is going to be crazy,” Matthews said.
Matthews is repped by CAA, Vault Entertainment and Rogers & Cowan/PMK.
Tour dates:
October 25 | Schenectady, NY | Proctor
October 26 | Philadelphia, PA | The Metropolitan Museum of Art in Philadelphia presented by Highmark
October 27 | Montclair, NJ | Wellmont Theater
November 01 | Pittsburgh, PA | Carnegie Homestead Hall
Nov 02 | Baltimore, MD | Lyric Poetry
Nov 03 | Concord, New Hampshire | Capitol Center for the Arts
Nov 09 | Kansas City, MO | Ameristar Casino Hotel Kansas City*
November 14 | Salem, OR | Historic Elsinore Theater
November 15 | Spokane, WA | Fox
November 16 | Kennewick, WA | Toyota Center
November 22 | San Diego, CA | Balboa Theater
November 23 | Long Beach, CA | Long Beach Terrace Theater
November 24 | Fresno, CA | Saroyan Theater
December 5 | Fort Myers, FL | Barbara Mann Hall for the Performing Arts
December 6 | St. Petersburg, FL | Mahaffey Theater
December 7 | Pensacola, FL | Sanger Theater
January 16 | San Jose, CA | California Theater
January 17 | Wheatland, CA | Hard Rock Live
January 18 | Los Angeles, CA | Wilton Hotel
January 23 | Minneapolis, MN | State Theater
January 24 | Ames, IA | Stephens Auditorium
January 25 | Omaha, NE | Omaha Steel House
January 31 | Fayetteville, Arkansas | Walton Center for the Arts
February 1 | Springfield, MO | Gileads Theater
February 2 | Wichita, Kansas | Second Century Music Hall
February 13 | Charlotte, NC | Oven Auditorium
February 14 | Atlanta, GA | Tabernacle
February 15 | Greensboro, NC | Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts
February 16 | Fayetteville, NC | Crown Theater
February 21 | Binghamton, NY | Forum Theater of Broome County
February 22 | Port Chester, NY | Capitol Theater
February 23 | Huntington, NY | Paramount
February 27 | Knoxville, TN | Tennessee Theater
February 28 | Louisville, KY | Louisville Palace
March 01 | Chicago, IL | Chicago Theater
March 21 | Jacksonville, FL | Florida Theater
March 22 | Miami, FL | Fillmore Miami Beach Jackie Gleason Theater
March 23 | Melbourne, FL | Maxwell C. King Performance Center. Art
March 27 | Columbus, Ohio | Mershon Auditorium
March 28 | Peoria, IL | Peoria Municipal Theater
March 29 | St. Louis, MO | Factory
April 04 | Buffalo, NY | Buffalo State Performing Arts Center
April 05 | Akron, OH | Akron Municipal Theater
April 06 | Evansville, IN | Victory Theater
April 10 | Grand Rapids, MI | GLC Live at Monroe 20
April 11 | Milwaukee, WI | Pabst Theater
April 12 | Rockford, IL | Coronado Theater
April 25 | Houston, TX | Bayou Music Center
April 26 | Dallas, Texas | Majestic Theater
April 27 | Austin, Texas | ACL Live – Moody Theater
May 02 | Grand Junction, CO | Avalon Theater
