Although Shane Gillis is a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, he is still beloved by New Yorkers, which is evident as the standup superstar has added a third date at Madison Square Garden (on Jan. 22, 2026) to his Shane Gillis Live tour after the Jan. 23 and 24 shows sold out.

The upcoming dates will mark Gillis’ first time headlining this iconic venue. According to a release about his extended run there, pre-sales for the initial two shows attracted 90,000 fans vying for tickets in the 19,000-seat arena. More information on ticket sales can be found here.

Gillis has also announced additional dates in Baltimore, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Sacramento, CA, Tucson and Phoenix, AZ., Boise, ID and Portland, OR. Both artist and local pre-sales for these new dates began on Monday (Aug. 25) at 10 a.m. local time, with general sales starting at the same time on Thursday (Aug. 28).

Gillis has previously performed at London’s O2 Arena, Dublin’s 3Arena and Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena. On Sept. 6, he will achieve another milestone by headlining the 80,000-plus seat Notre Dame Stadium alongside musicians Zach Bryan and Dermot Kennedy. He humorously addressed Notre Dame’s rivals, Ohio State and Michigan, as well as the Eagles’ longtime NFL adversary, the Dallas Cowboys, during his hosting of ESPN’s ESPY Awards in July.

Gillis and co-creators writer-director John McKeever (credited simply as “McKeever”) and writer-co-star Steve Gerben released season two of his critically acclaimed series Tires in June, where it debuted in Netflix’s top 10 most-watched shows. He is also the co-creator and star of the web sketch series Gilly & Keeves and co-hosts the podcast Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast with friend and fellow comedian Matt McCusker. The duo recently partnered with Spotify to bring video episodes to the platform where it consistently ranks in the top 15 of the streamer’s U.S. comedy charts.

Check out Gillis’ full list of live tour dates below: