George Lopez @ The Wilbur 1/31 (early and late shows)
George Lopez is a trailblazing comedian, actor, and producer whose career spans stand-up, television, and film. He stars alongside his daughter in NBC’s Lopez vs Lopez, recently renewed for a third season, and joined the DC Universe in Blue Beetle. His work continues to champion Latino representation on and off screen. Lopez has released four acclaimed HBO specials, multiple Grammy-nominated comedy albums, and bestselling memoirs. Currently, he’s touring nationwide while continuing to shape comedy and culture with his signature wit and authenticity.
James Acaster @ The Wilbur 1/25
James Acaster is celebrated as one of comedy’s most original voices, known for his inventive storytelling and whimsical style. He earned a record-breaking five consecutive nominations for Best Comedy Show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and later turned his acclaimed shows into the groundbreaking Netflix series Repertoire. His bestselling books Classic Scrapes and Perfect Sound Whatever further showcase his sharp humor and creativity. Acaster’s hit podcasts Off Menu and Perfect Sounds regularly top charts, expanding his reach beyond the stage. His acclaimed show Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999 toured internationally to sold-out audiences.
Rob Anderson @ The Wilbur 5/9 (second show added)
Are You Afraid of the ‘90s is Rob Anderson’s hilarious solo show unpacking the chaos of the decade that shaped us all. Through sharp comedy, original songs, and over-the-top presentations, Anderson explores what ‘90s media taught us about teen pregnancy, addiction, and bizarre age gaps. A viral comedian and NYT-bestselling author, he’s known for witty pop-culture breakdowns of shows like 7th Heaven and The Berenstain Bears. His work has appeared on Bravo, ABC, NBC, and in PAPER and Interview magazines. Most recently, he made headlines for The Pope Games, his comedic coverage of the 2025 Papal Conclave.
Dancing with the Celts @ Chevalier Theatre 3/13
The Celts blend Irish tradition with Nashville flair, creating a vibrant Irish Americana sound that’s earned them global acclaim. Featuring top Irish and American musicians, the group’s lineup includes Patrick D’Arcy, Fiachra O’Regan, Matt Menefee, Grace Broadhead, and bandleader Ric Blair. They’ve performed at iconic venues like The Grand Ole Opry, The Ryman Auditorium, and Lincoln Center, and appeared on PBS, NPR, and WSM Radio. Known for their energetic live shows and rich harmonies, The Celts have shared the stage with legends like Vince Gill and Ricky Skaggs. Their latest album, Traveling On, is available now on all platforms.
Brandon Wardell @ Crystal Ballroom in Somerville 2/1
Brandon Wardell is a comedian, actor, and podcaster known for his sharp humor and offbeat charm. He’s appeared on I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and films like Easter Sunday and Drugstore June, with a role upcoming in Marvel’s Wonder Man. Wardell co-hosts The Brandon Jamel Show and previously ran the hit podcast Yeah, But Still, featuring guests like Lizzo and Thundercat. A favorite in both comedy and internet circles, he’s toured with Bob Odenkirk and Bo Burnham. His debut release, An ASMR Album, captures his signature mix of absurdity and wit.
Matteo Lane @ The Boch Center - Wang Theatre 3/21
Matteo Lane is a dynamic comedian, singer, and artist whose sharp wit and musical talent have made him a global favorite. From Chicago to sold-out shows at Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center, he’s built a career blending humor, authenticity, and heart. Named one of Variety’s “10 Comics to Watch,” Lane’s specials Hair Plugs & Heartache and The Advice Special have earned millions of views. His upcoming stand-up special debuts on Hulu in May 2025. A classically trained opera singer and fluent linguist, Lane brings his full artistry to every stage and screen appearance.