Larry David is going on tour. And he nodded to fans, in typical Larry David fashion, to come check him out.
“Listen, there are some tickets on sale for this thing I'm doing, it's really nothing,” says the Curb your enthusiasm comedian in a video, announcing his A Conversation With Larry David tour with Live Nation. “This is going to be a total waste of time. I guess if you have nothing to do, you might want to consider bowling.”
After improvising on “going to the dance floor,” the actor, producer, and activist sums up: “Anyway, if you want to go, you go. If you don't want to, you don't go. It's not a big deal either way. OK!”
The 10-date tour will kick off September 20 in Denver and end December 5 in Hollywood, Florida, with stops in San Francisco, Atlanta and Chicago.
David kicked off A Conversation With Larry David with select spring stops earlier this year, coinciding with the final season of the Emmy-winning and 2024 Emmy-nominated HBO series. Curb your enthusiasmcreated by him and interpreted for 12 seasons, until the final episode in April.
Featuring a moderator, the Live Nation-produced event features an informal discussion of his time in Seinfeld, To brake and everything in between. Peyton Manning moderates the September 20 show. See the full lineup and ticket options here.
When talking about The Hollywood Reporter recently on what David will do after he finishes his assignment To brakehis writing partner and executive producer Jeff Schaffer had said the pair were “talking about talking about stuff.”
He elaborated: “Larry is not finished. If comedy was beer, he'd be a brewmaster. I think he'll continue to make beer, but what are we going to pour it into? I don't know yet.”