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Comedian Nate Bargatze’s clean-cut and relatable humor is why The Atlantic called him “The Nicest Man in Stand-Up.” The Nashville, Tennessee native and host of the Nateland podcast found his voice in the mid-2000s with regular appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Bargatze was featured on Jimmy Fallon's Clean Cut Comedy Tour in 2013, three years after he was named “New York's Funniest Stand-Up” at the New York Comedy Festival. Since then, Bargatze has been selling out arenas on solo tours and has opened for comedy icons like Chris Rock. Bargatze’s signature deadpan delivery was showcased in his 2021 Netflix special, The Greatest Average American, which earned a Grammy Award nomination for the coinciding comedy album. His 2023 Amazon Prime special Nate Bargatze: Hello World became the most-streamed original comedy special debut in Prime history — with 2.9 million viewers in its first 28 days — culminating in Bargatze breaking the attendance record for Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena.
To connect with Nate Bargatze:
Website // Instagram // YouTube // TikTok // Facebook // Twitter // Spotify
Nate Bargatze continues his The Be Funny Tour in June 2023. After kicking off in Las Vegas, Nevada, the tour will cover much of North America.
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Nate Bargatze’s The Be Funny Tour resumes on June 07, 2023, at the Encore Theater at the Wynn in Las Vegas, Nevada.
As of June 2023, Nate Bargatze’s The Be Funny Tour will continues with visits to the following North American cities:
Tickets for Nate Bargatze’s The Be Funny Tour are on sale now in all markets. Standard Tickets are still available for many dates.
In October 2023, Nate Bargatze made his Saturday Night Live debut by hosting the Halloween episode of Season 49. Watch his opening monologue here.
All the comedians and his dad are funny! It was heartwarming. We brought floor seating because we thought we would have a little more space, not true, you'll still be squished.
I've never been to a comedy show this large before. Now I can see why Nate sells out large arenas. He is hilarious! So glad my wife wanted to see him and we went. What a great night!
All new material! He’s a natural. Venue was not great at all. Paid a for floor seats and ended up with a neck ache from from having to watch an old screen.
This show was incredible. All the acts were good but Nate Bargatzi and his father were both spectacular. Loved it.
We laughed from the time the show started until we left! Nate Bergatze did not disappoint and we also enjoyed the other comedians that Nate brought along, especially Steven, his father. Great show and would recommend!
Nate was a very enjoyable experience for me and my wife. He is a very down to earth comedian that finds comedy in the every day struggles of life. It reminds me of some of the Seinfeld stand up I would see before his show started. I also appreciated the fact that the he surrounded himself with friends and family. I understand that most comedians surround themselves with people that have a similar style to their own but this was the first father/son combo that I have seen. Overall would highly recommend Nates show, his relatability to the 30+ crowd is almost unmatched. His cadence and joke delivery are timed well and his line up was well thought out.
Really enjoyed the multiple comedians. Thought overall the show was a bit too short especially Nate’s part. Overall really good.
We lived in middle TN for nearly 30 years so The Tennessee Kid was of early interest. We followed the Netflix specials and have continued to see the clean humor of Nate and his funny perspective on the crazy things in real life. It was great to get to experience his Dad who we have all learned of from his clown days as a child. What a great addition to the show with his dry humor and heartfelt tribute of pride for Nate Loved the show.
We arrived on time and were seated at 1845 for 1900 show time - but, the show didn’t start until 1930 - 30 min late because the Greensboro crowd arrived soooo late. It’s inconsiderate to the performers and plain bad manners. The host offered a little gentle ribbing so it seemed to be an issue with the crew et al as well. Once the show started - the acts were great! Best laughs in weeks. Glad we made the trek. Loved Bargatze for years now and he didn’t disappoint. Must see!!
Just hilarious, really enjoyed it! Enjoyed all involved and so glad we chose to attend!
