CAPA presents The Irish Comedy Tour March 13, 2025 at the Lincoln Theatre
Tickets on sale Friday, November 15
Posted: November 12, 2024
The Irish Comedy Tour, which takes the party atmosphere of a Dublin pub and combines it with a boisterous, belly-laugh band of hooligans, comes to Columbus on Thursday, March 15, 2025, for a 7:30 pm show at the Lincoln Theatre, 769 E. Long St.).
The group's comedians and musicians, whose ancestors hail from the Emerald Isle, include Detroit native Derek Richards; Ohio’s Michael Malone; Nova Scotia’s Damon Leibert; and from Inchicore, a suburb of Dublin, Ireland, Derrick Keane.
Tickets, which start at $27, go on sale at 10 am Friday, November 15, and may be purchased at the CBUSArts Ticket Center at the Ohio Theatre (39 E. State St.), online at www.capa.com or www.CBUSArts.com, and by phone at (614) 469-0939.
Audiences howl at Richards’ tales about his child-free existence, living in Las Vegas and his blue-collar upbringing. He has appeared on Amazon Prime, “The Bob & Tom Show,” SiriusXM, and The Weather Channel’s Top 10. He just released his fourth album, Double Down, which is available on iTunes, Spotify and Soundcloud.
Leibert’s unique and energetic style of fiddle playing lies somewhere between the driving dance beat of Cape Breton, and the lyrical music of Ireland. His power packed performance adds an incredible dimension to the show.
Keane, originally from Inchicore, first distinguished himself musically when the duo in which he sang and played swept the All Ireland Talent Competition. His band, Inchicore, sets the gold standard for the Irish music scene in New England and across North America. A brilliant voice and razor-sharp wit make him a huge hit on the tour.
And finally, Malone, with his blistering humor that focuses on breaking down the idiotic ways we deal with life, death, love, and grief -- an absolute hammer of a comedian seen on Fox, Comedy Central, Showtime and HULU. Watch his special, Laugh After Death.
Don't miss these hilarious Irish American comedians as they tear apart as well as validate all of the Irish myths and stereotypes.
