Martin meets Martin in this extraordinary meeting of two of modern comedy's greatest entertainers. Steve Martin and Martin Short present 'You Won't Believe What They Look Like Today', a Q&A style conversation between the two comedians and the audience with a musical twist. Expect an evening of banjo-tinged interludes and singing punctuated by the side-splitting humor and charisma of these comedy greats.

The twice Grammy-winning Lewis Black is heading on his final stand-up comedy show, 'Goodbye Yeller Brick Road: The Final Tour.' Black is the perfect demonstration of that rare comic who can make you laugh while making compelling points about the absurdity of the world around you. Famed for his angry persona on both stage and cable, don't miss your chance to see the comedic legend live for his final tour!

Don't miss stand up comedian Daniel Whitney, better known as Larry The Cable Guy from the Blue Collar Comedy Tour and his movie 'Larry The Cable Guy'. Daniel Whitney began his career as an entertainer in the radio industry, making regular guest appearances on popular talk shows. He shot to fame through his Larry The Cable Guy character and has since released several movies staring the memorable Southerner. He's also released an astonishing seven comedy albums, three of which are certified gold! He's also released a book, titled after his catchphrase 'Git-R-Done!'.

Jimmy Failla is heading out on the road for his The Everybody Calm Down Tour'. Jimmy had this to say about the upcoming tour: "MAGA Republicans, Climate Crazy Liberals, even you weirdo Libertarians - I look forward to insulting all of you equally like any good comedian should.; The world is on FIRE, folks. Come roast a few marshmallows on the blaze!".

He will always be unquestionably linked to his namesake series, but since finishing it in 1998, Jerry Seinfeld has kept extremely busy. In 2002 he starred as the subject of "Comedian", a behind-the-scenes documentary film that followed him both on and off-stage travelling on his national stand-up tour, which reflected on his post-Seinfeld life - including fatherhood. He's continued to work of various TV projects ever since, and regularly hits the road on tour to show the newcomers how it's done.

Comedian, writer and actor Patton Oswalt has spent the last decade headlining comedy clubs and theaters all over America in addition to nine seasons playing the role of Spence on CBS's hit show, King of Queens. He also voiced "Remy the Rat," the lead voice in Pixar's blockbuster hit, Ratatouille. From pop culture trivia to politics, there is rarely a subject on which he isn't well-versed and guaranteed to make his audiences consider, long after the laughter has finished.