Comedian Dave Chappelle will embark on a fall tour featuring his latest material, titled Karmageddon. The seven-date run will span October and November 2026, beginning in Nashville on October 20 and concluding with a high-profile appearance at New York’s prestigious Comedy Festival on November 6 at Madison Square Garden.
The tour will take Chappelle across multiple cities including Charlotte, Toronto, Louisville, Austin, and Houston. Festival organizer Caroline Hirsch praised the comedian’s significance in the comedy world, noting that having him headline the opening of the festival represents a major accomplishment for the event.
The Karmageddon performances will be a phone-free experience, with attendees required to secure their devices in special pouches during shows. Violators who use their phones during the performance will be removed from the venue, though emergency access to devices will be available in designated areas throughout each location.
Tickets will go on sale to the general public on September 17 at noon through Live Nation, with an earlier presale for Citi cardholders beginning September 15. This tour follows a particularly active year for Chappelle, which has included summer performances and festival appearances.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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