Comedian Shane Gillis is set to embark on a 27-city tour that includes Pittsburgh. The stand-up comedy star from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, will kick off "Shane Gillis Live" in January 2025, a global arena tour that will stretch across North America and Europe.

The controversial comedian, who was fired from "Saturday Night Live" in 2019, is embarking on his 27-city tour kicking off in 2025.

On the heels of an eight-city sell-out tour this year, comedian Shane Gillis is hitting the road again. The stand-up megastar will usher in the new year with “Shane Gillis Live,” a 27-city tour that will kick off on Jan.

Shane Gillis, a standup comic whose profile has grown in recent years with hit comedy specials and a popular podcast, is coming to Birmingham this spring as part of his national tour.

Comedian and actor Shane Gillis is coming to Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines with his biggest tour yet: "Shane Gillis Live." The global arena tour is hitting 27 cities across North America and Europe. Gillis recently ended a leg of his sold-out arena ...

Comedian Shane Gillis is kicking off the new year with his biggest tour yet, and it’s coming to Albany. “Shane Gillis Live” hits 27 cities across North America and Europe. That includes a stop in Albany at the MVP Arena on Friday, May 2.

Stand-up comedian Shane Gillis, a Mechanicsburg, Pa., native, has announced a 2025 tour that includes one stop in Pennsylvania. He will perform on Friday, Jan. 17, at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh. In this file photo, he appeared at his sister's coffee shop, Nour Coffee, in March. JIMMIE BROWN

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Comedian Shane Gillis will be making a stop in Omaha for his latest tour. In a statement Tuesday, the “Shane Gillis Live” tour was announced, kicking off with a performance in San Antonio in January 2025.

The popular comedian announced dates for “Shane Gillis Live,” his biggest tour ever. Gillis will play at Food City Center in April.

Shane Gillis will perform at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines in spring 2025. Gillis, known for his comedy specials and a show, "Tires," on Netflix, will begin his tour in January 2025 and make 27 stops over six months.