One of the most well-known personalities of the last decade is coming to Tampa, as Pete Davidson has announced dates for his next round of comedy shows nationwide.
The celebrated and occasionally controversial comedian is going on a limited tour of the country, with his stop in Tampa taking place Friday, March 26, at The Tampa Theatre in the newly renovated Duncan Auditorium. Presale for the show begins on Wednesday, November 4, with public onsale launching at 10 am on Friday, November 6. Tickets will be available here.
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Davidson is best known for his time on Saturday Night Live, becoming one of the show’s youngest stars. Since leaving the program, his star has only continued to grow as he has starred in and produced movies, Netflix specials, TV shows, podcasts and more.
Tickets for the show are expected to start at $55. Duncan Auditorium has a capacity of just over 1,200, so this is one we expect to sell out and likely do so quickly. We’d recommend being online as soon as tickets go on sale Friday morning, just to be safe.
Here’s more from organizers of Davidson’s show in Tampa:
“Tampa Theatre and Live Nation welcome stand-up comedian, writer, and actor Pete Davidson to the Tampa Theatre’s historic stage at 7:00pm Friday, March 26. Davidson is the creator, executive producer, writer, and star of Bupkis (2023), the critically acclaimed comedy series on Peacock inspired by his own life.
“From 2014 to 2022, Davidson was a cast member on Saturday Night Live, becoming one of the youngest performers in the show’s history. His signature “Weekend Update” segments and original music videos earned widespread attention and viral success.
“He has released multiple comedy specials, including Turbo Fonzarelli (2023) and Pete Davidson: Alive From New York (2020), both on Netflix, following his Comedy Central debut in 2016. He was named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 and included in Time’s list of the 100 Most Influential People in 2022.
“In 2020, Davidson co-wrote, executive produced and starred in the critically acclaimed film The King of Staten Island. Additional film credits include Dumb Money, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, Trainwreck, The Suicide Squad, Big Time Adolescence, Set It Up, Meet Cute, Bodies Bodies Bodies, Dog Man, and Riff Raff.”
