Dave Chappelle comedy tour 2022-23: Tickets, cities, dates

Sunday, Dec. 11, was a day that will live in infamy for Elon Musk.

For that was the day the Twitter CEO took the stage at a Dave Chappelle show at San Francisco’s Chase Center, shouted the comedian’s Rick James-inspired catchphrase “I’m rich, b—h,” and was roundly booed by a crowd of thousands.

Shortly after the outcry, Dave Chappelle defended the harried tech mogul, saying, “All these people who are booing, and I’m just pointing out the obvious, you have terrible seats.”

No matter where you stand on the culture war Chappelle and Musk are waging, this was a bizarre stand-up comedy show that will be remembered for ages by those who attended.

And, if you want to see what wild stunts the former “Chappelle’s Show” star pulls at his next few shows (will Musk come back to defend himself?), tickets are available to see the controversial comedian live for all seven remaining gigs he has left on his short tour.

Plus, as an added bonus, Chappelle is co-headlining with Chris Rock at a few of those shows as well.

Below, you’ll find a complete calendar including all Chappelle tour dates, venues, show start times and best ticket prices available on Vivid Seats.

Although you may want to sit closer to the stage than further away, otherwise, Chappelle will likely point out that “you have terrible seats.”

Dave Chappelle 2022 tour schedule

Dave Chappelle tour dates	Prices start at
Dec. 14 at Acrisure Arena in Thousand Palms, CA (w/ Chris Rock)	$142
Dec. 16 at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, WA (w/ Chris Rock)	$164
Dec. 27 at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, FL	$307
Dec. 28 at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, FL	$309
Dec. 29 at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, FL	$319
Dec. 31 at Value City Arena in Columbus, OH	$66
Jan. 1 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON, CA	$136

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)

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Comedians on tour in 2023

While Chappelle has been making headlines these past few years for his contentious views, many more A-listers have been flying under the radar with their comedy.

Here are just five big stars who most likely won’t rock the boat the way Chappelle does when they come to a city near you next year.

• Jerry Seinfeld

• Katt Williams

• Jim Gaffigan

• Trevor Noah

• Sarah Silverman