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Katt Williams Hits Atlanta’s Tabernacle Tonight, Fort Lauderdale on Sunday

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October 22, 2026

Katt Williams is in Atlanta tonight. The comedy icon plays the Tabernacle on Thursday, October 22, capping a run of dates that started at Washington D.C.’s Lincoln Theatre on Sunday and the Fillmore in Philadelphia on Monday. From Atlanta he heads to Florida, playing The Parker in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday, October 25.

Williams remains one of the top touring comedians in the game, with arena dates nationwide on his Golden Age Tour. His Netflix special Woke Foke, streamed live as part of Netflix Is A Joke Fest, pulled in more than 4 million views in its opening weekend on its way to over 13.1 million views – making it the most-watched comedy special of 2024.

Atlanta is one of Williams’ favorite rooms, and a Thursday night at the Tabernacle with Katt on the mic is about as good as comedy gets. Doors will be packed – if you are going, go early.

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Nate Bargatze Plays Rexburg Tomorrow, Then Settles Into Las Vegas on the Record-Breaking Big Dumb Eyes Tour

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The nicest man in stand-up is having the biggest year in stand-up. Nate Bargatze’s Big Dumb Eyes World Tour – named after his New York Times bestselling book – plays the BYU-Idaho Center in Rexburg, Idaho on Friday, October 23, then settles into a Las Vegas residency run at Encore at Wynn on December 9-12, with more Vegas dates January 21-24.

The tour just played Auburn University’s Neville Arena on October 16 as part of its college swing. The numbers behind the run are staggering: more than 2 million tickets sold, and Bargatze recently set the record for the highest one-year gross by a comedy performer in history.

The Atlantic called him "The Nicest Man in Stand-Up," and his clean, deadpan, everybody’s-dad humor has turned arena crowds into believers. If Rexburg or Vegas is anywhere near you, this is the show to see this season.