Nashville Comedy Festival Set for 2025 Dates!

News Summary

Nashville will host the 2025 Nashville Comedy Festival from April 3 to April 13, marking its 11th year. With nearly 60 shows across iconic venues featuring major comedians like Mark Normand, Wanda Sykes, and Jay Leno, it’s set to be an unparalleled celebration of laughter. The festival promotes accessibility and diverse comedic performances, making it an inclusive event for all comedy lovers. Get ready for an unforgettable experience filled with laughter and community spirit!

Nashville Set to Shine at the 2025 Comedy Festival!

Hey there, comedy lovers! Hold onto your hats because Nashville is gearing up for an epic celebration of laughter at the 2025 Nashville Comedy Festival from April 3 to April 13. Can you believe it’s already the festival’s 11th year? It’s hard to fathom, but this annual event is back and bigger than ever, featuring nearly 60 shows across a slew of iconic venues!

Exciting Venues and Major Performers

Get ready to hit up renowned spots like the famous Bridgestone Arena, the magnificent Ryman Auditorium, the usually hilarious Zanies, and the brand-new venue called The Pinnacle. Seriously, what’s not to love about giggling in a place built for laughter?

This year’s lineup is nothing short of spectacular. Some of the major comedians ready to take the stage include: Mark Normand, who kicks off the festival on April 3 at the Ryman at 7:00 PM, along with talents like Vir Das, Rodney Carrington, and Kurt Metzger. And it doesn’t stop there—expect the spotlight to shine on mega stars like Dave Smith, Tig Notaro, Wanda Sykes, and even Jay Leno with special guest Arsenio Hall!

What to Look Forward To

Mark your calendars for some seriously gut-busting nights! The comedy galore kicks off with Kill Tony on April 4 at Bridgestone Arena at 7:00 PM, then again on April 5. You can catch Vir Das strutting his comedic stuff at Zanies on April 3, 4, and 5. And don’t miss Jim Jefferies lighting up the Ryman stage on April 11 at 7:00 PM. The festival wraps up on April 13 with a final bow featuring Brad Paisley and the queen of comedy, Wanda Sykes.

Accessible Fun for Everyone

This year’s festival is all about ensuring that comedy is for everyone. The event aims to cater to a wide and diverse audience, providing increased accessibility and variety. It’s evident that comedy is an inclusive art form made for all, and the festival stands as a testament to that mission.

Ticket Information: Be Quick!

If you’re keen on attending, pre-sale tickets flew off the shelves starting March 20, 2025, with the magic code NCF2025. General ticket sales kicked off the very next day, March 21, so if you haven’t grabbed yours yet, don’t wait too long! They won’t last forever!

A Community Celebration

Produced by Outback Presents, a leading independent promoter of live events, the Nashville Comedy Festival is more than just a performance—it’s a community-building event that showcases both legendary talent and up-and-coming comedians. Last year, the festival brought in huge names like Nate Bargatze, who lit up the stage and broke attendance records.

As the countdown to the festival starts, it’s time to gather your friends, prepare to laugh until your cheeks hurt, and soak in the exhilarating atmosphere that only Nashville can provide. With a wide array of comedy styles and personalities, you’re sure to find something that tickles your funny bone! So get ready to enjoy, laugh, and celebrate the art of comedy this April!

Deeper Dive: News & Info About This Topic

HERE Resources

Nashville Takes Bold Steps to Combat Food Insecurity
Nashville Sets the Stage for Historic Music Night
Nashville Comedy Festival Returns for 2025
Nashville’s Hutton Hotel Hosting Historic Live Music Broadcast
Comedy Without Borders: A Night for Nashville Families
Nashville Honors Black History Month with Vibrant Events

Additional Resources

Author: HERE Nashville

HERE Nashville

Share
Published by
HERE Nashville

Recent Posts

Trump Administration’s Deportation Error Sparks Controversy

News Summary The Trump administration has acknowledged a significant mistake in deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia,…

10 hours ago

Trump’s Threats Spark Tensions with Iran

News Summary Tensions rise as Iran raises concerns with the UN after President Trump's threatening…

10 hours ago

China’s Military Exercises Raise Tensions Around Taiwan

News Summary Recent military exercises conducted by China's armed forces near Taiwan have escalated tensions…

10 hours ago

Major Ruling in Alabama: Doctors Can’t Be Penalized for Abortion Referrals

News Summary A federal judge has ruled that Alabama cannot prosecute doctors or reproductive health…

10 hours ago

Tennessee Chamber of Commerce Appoints New CEO Amid Economic Shifts

News Summary The Tennessee Chamber of Commerce appoints Josh Brown as its new president and…

Music and Hope Unite for Breast Cancer Awareness in Nashville

News Summary On March 26, Nashville's iconic Ryman Auditorium hosted the inaugural 'Band As One…