Eric Andre – Legalize Everything Tour

It’s been three years since Eric André was last on our shores. His 2016 debut tour was the hottest ticket of that year—selling out in mere days with record-breaking attendances in Melbourne and an extra Sydney show added to meet massive demand. This December, he returns in Australia with his new 'The Legalize Everything' world tour.

The tour kicks off in Europe and the USA this August before heading Down Under for Eric’s biggest Australian shows, bringing his unyielding enthusiasm, infectious energy and surrealist humour to Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane. He'll also be making his NZ debut with a show in Auckland.

There’s no question that the creator and host of Adult Swim’s hit series 'The Eric Andre Show' is currently in the midst of a world take-over. In addition to his massive 33-date, nine-country tour, André is about to make even more of a mark on screens across the globe. With the bizarro-talk show, live-action comedy TV series now in production on its fifth season, his character Kraft Punk has also been given an Adult Swim special, while the mysterious Blarf has locked down a record deal with Stone’s Throw records.

André has also lent his voice to the hyena 'Azizi' in Disney’s re-imagining of 'The Lion King' not to mention producing, co-writing and starring in his first feature film, the hidden camera comedy 'Bad Trip'. Co-written and directed by his 'Eric Andre Show' co-star Lil Rel Howery, the full-length film follows the duo throughout a prank-laden cross-country road trip. The movie's Australian date is yet to be confirmed, so you'll just have to get your Eric André fix in the flesh at a live show!

"André buries keen and hilarious observations in a seemingly bottomless pit of lunacy." - The Music, Australian Tour 2016

"One of the hottest comedians in the world right now, André rips through his stream-of-consciousness routine with balls-deep hilarity." - The AU Review, Australian Tour 2016

"One of the most off-kilter and versatile comedians on planet earth." - Vice

"If comedy is the new rock, an Eric André show might be an extra-messy new kind of punk, but specifically that late '70s era where a bewildered mainstream media collided with convention-chucking performance art." - Los Angeles Times

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