DANIEL TOSH at THE FILLMORE

DANIEL TOSH HITS THE ROAD THIS FALL ON A NATIONAL STAND-UP TOUR AS COMEDY CENTRAL® ANNOUNCES

TOSH TOUR TWENTY TEN: A COMEDY CENTRAL LIVE EVENT

COMES TO FILLMORE MIAMI BEACH AT THE JACKIE GLEASON THEATRE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16

WITH TICKETS GOING ON SALE THURSDAY, JUNE 17 AT 10AM

Tour Info And Links To Purchase Tickets Available At www.jokes.com And www.danieltosh.com 

Daniel Tosh, host of the insanely successful and popular COMEDY CENTRAL series, “Tosh.0” will embark on a massive national stand-up tour this fall.  “Tosh Tour Twenty Ten: A COMEDY CENTRAL Live Event” kicks off in September in Arizona and travels to more than 60 cities, with additional shows to be announced (full tour schedule at the end of this release).  COMEDY CENTRAL is pleased to work with Live Nation, the industry’s leading tour promoter of comedy. 

Daniel Tosh comes to the Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theatre Saturday, October 16, 7:30PM.  Tickets for Tosh Tour Twenty Ten: A COMEDY CENTRAL Live Event are $48.50 and $38.50 and will go on sale Thursday, June 17 at 10AM through www.livenation.com, charge-by-phone at 1-800-745-3000 or at the Fillmore Box Office.   

Tosh inked a multi-level deal with COMEDY CENTRAL to shoot an original one-hour stand-up special which taped in San Francisco last Saturday and will premiere on Sunday, October 3 to be subsequently released with extended material on DVD and CD on Tuesday, October 5.  The network also announced the renewal of “Tosh.0” for a third season which will consist of at least 29 episodes and premiere on Wednesday, January 12 at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT.

Currently in its second season, “Tosh.0” is a huge ratings success for COMEDY CENTRAL averaging 1.8 million total viewers.  The series is the most watched show in cable on Wednesday nights among Men 18-24 and Men 18-34.  Since its first year, ratings have enjoyed a meteoric rise in the following demos: Persons 18-49: +75%; Men 18-34 +98%; Men 18-24 +98%.

“Tosh.0” premiered on June 4, 2009 and features the razor sharp humor and biting commentary from comedian Daniel Tosh and delves into all aspects of the Internet from the absolutely absurd to the incredibly ingenious in this weekly, topical series which airs Wednesdays at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT.  The series also features viral clips of the week and original videos created by and starring well-known actors and comedians.  Each episode features the segment “Web Redemption,” which gives subjects of infamous viral videos (i.e. Phillies Fan and Make It Snow Girl) a second chance to redeem themselves from the embarrassment with which they’ve become synonymous.

The über-popular “Tosh.0” blog is one of COMEDY CENTRAL’s most-visited properties with an average of 660K Unique Visitors per month (Source: Omniture SiteCatalyst).  The blog is updated daily with blog posts, Web-exclusive behind-the-scenes content and interactive features allowing viewers to participate in the “Tosh.0” community.  Viewers can follow Tosh on Twitter as he live tweets during the show and also by becoming a fan of “Tosh.0” on Facebook

Tosh has a long history with COMEDY CENTRAL having hosted the network’s “Live at Gotham” stand-up series and performed on “Premium Blend” and “Friday Night Stand-Up.”  Tosh has also been featured on the all-comedy channel in a half-hour stand-up special “COMEDY CENTRAL Presents…” (2002) and on his first hour-long stand-up special, “Completely Serious” (2007).  His premiere CD, “True Stories I Made Up,” was released in 2005 through COMEDY CENTRAL Records.

COMEDY CENTRAL Live Entertainment® was established in 2002 to spread the #1 brand in comedy via comedy festivals, live tours and events.  To date, the network’s success in the live performance business has resulted in over 30 tours and festivals, almost two million tickets sold and $70+ million dollars in box office sales.  The tours feature the hottest stand-up comedians on the scene such as the recent sold-out Gabriel Iglesias tour with past tours including Dave Attell, Mike Birbiglia, Lewis Black, Drew Carey, Dave Chappelle, Jim Gaffigan, Stephen Lynch, Demetri Martin, Carlos Mencia, Brian Regan, and Wanda Sykes. 

DATE   CITY   VENUE  
            
September 24   Tucson, AZ   Tucson Music Hall  
September 25   Phoenix, AZ   Dodge Theatre  
September 26   Flagstaff, AZ   Northern Arizona University – NAU  
September 27   Albuquerque, NM   Kiva Auditorium  
September 29   Lubbock, TX   Lubbock Memorial Civic Center Theater  
September 30   Dallas, TX   Majestic Theatre  
October 1   Austin, TX   Bass Concert Hall  
October 2   Houston, TX   Verizon Wireless Theatre  
October 3   San Antonio, TX   Majestic Theatre  
October 4   Oklahoma, OK   Rose State College Performing Arts Theatre  
October 6   St. Louis, MO   Pageant Theater  
October 7   Chattanooga, TN   Tivoli Theater  
October 8   New Orleans,  LA   Mahalia Jackson Theatre for the Performing Arts  
October 9   Baton Rouge, LA   Baton Rouge River Centre Theatre  
October 10   Birmingham, AL   Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex Concert Hall  
October 13   Knoxville, TN   Tennessee Theatre  
October 15   Jacksonville, FL   Florida Theatre  
October 16   Miami, FL   Fillmore Miami Beach at The Jackie Gleason Theatre  
October 17   Tampa, FL   David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts  
October 20   Louisville, KY   Palace Theatre  
October 21   Roanoke, VA   Roanoke Performing Arts Theatre  
October 22   Atlanta, GA   Tabernacle  
October 23   Greensboro, NC   War Memorial Auditorium  
October 24   Columbia, SC   Koger Center for the Arts  
October 26   New Haven, CT   Shubert Theatre  
October 27   Amherst, MA   Mullins Center at UMASS  
October 28   Oreno, ME   University of Maine – Collins Center for the Arts  
October 29   Atlantic City, NJ   Borgata – Music Box  
October 30   New York, NY   Beacon Theatre  
October 31   Syracuse, NY   Crouse Hinds Theatre  
November 1   Red Bank, NJ   Count Basie Theatre  
November 2   Easton, PA   The State Theater  
November 3   Richmond, VA   Carpenter Center  
November 4   Norfolk, VA   Chrysler Hall  
November 5   Washington D.C   Warner Theatre  
November 6   Baltimore, MD   Lyric Opera House  
November 8   Richmond, KY   Eastern Kentucky University – Brock Auditorium  
November 9   Indianapolis, IN   Murat Theater  
November 10   Peoria, IL   Peoria Civic Center Theatre  
November 11   Cincinnati, OH   Taft Theatre  
November 12   Chicago, IL   Chicago Theatre  
November 13   Minneapolis, MN   State Theatre  
November 14   Milwaukee, WI   Riverside Theatre  
November 17   Boise, ID   Morrison Center for the Performing Arts  
November 18   Spokane, WA   INB Performing Arts Center  
November 19   Portland, OR   Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall  
November 20   Seattle, WA   Paramount Theatre  
November 21   Eugene, OR   Hult Center for the Performing Arts  
November 22   Santa Rose, CA   Wells Fargo Center for the Arts  

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