Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Kehlani is hitting the road this fall in support of her new album "Crash." Supported by the British girl group FLO and rapper Anycia, this year will see Kehlani zig-zagging across the country, stopping in Chicago, Toronto, New Orleans, and many more! Get ready to be taken on a multi-dimensional journey that includes emotional, sexual, and spiritual elements.

After earning two NAACP Image Awards and two SAG Awards nominations for his career-defining role on critically acclaimed sitcom Black-ish, Deon Cole has fast become a household name. But the multi-talented performer has a long list of credits not only as an actor but as a stand-up comic and Emmy-nominated screenwriter to boot. Don't miss out when Cole returns to his comedy roots during the hotly anticipated tour.

Kevin Hart is a Philly-born former shoe salesman who has become one of the funniest actor-comedians in America today. He has appeared in films such as the Jumanji franchise, Get Hard and Central Intelligence. A lot of his material usually drawn from his personal experiences with family, friends and loved ones. Don't miss your chance to catch him live as he heads to a venue near you!

Stand-up comedian-turned-actor Mike Epps got his first big break performing on HBO's "Def Comedy Jam", and soon parlayed his popularity into big-screen success with co-starring roles in Ice Cube features like "Next Friday" and "All About the Benjamins." Catch him when he brings the laughs to you this year!

Deuce Bigelow himself hits the road on his latest tour for his first love - stand-up comedy! In recent years he has buried himself in television projects including Real Rob, a semi-autobiographical comedic account of his life with his wife and daughter. The Emmy-nominated comic and actor has also worked frequently with Adam Sandler, their latest production The Ridiculous Six was released in 2015 on Netflix to mixed reviews, however Schneider's live shows are in constant demand.

David Spade is bringing the sarcastic sense of humor and cutting one-liners that made him famous to a stage near you. From his days on Saturday Night Live through his stand-up and film work, Spade has made an entire career out of being a smart-ass. Known for his endless withering sarcasm, Spade has been a staple of TV sitcoms since the late 1990s and continues to pop up in films from time to time, usually in the service of his friend Adam Sandler.