Tommy Brennan is continuing to make the most of his time off from Saturday Night Live.
The freshman featured player announced on Instagram a fresh slew of stand-up shows starting later this month and continuing through summer. After making seven stops over the winter, Brennan will visit another 15 cities through early September.
The springtime leg of the comedian’s tour kicks off Friday, April 17, in Salt Lake City, where he’ll do multiple shows, followed by stops in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Arlington (Va.), Providence (R.I.), Fort Collins (Col.), Denver, San Diego, Nashville, Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland (Ore.).
Brennan will then wind things down with shows in Baltimore, and Toronto.
Prior to joining SNL for Season 51, Brennan had been working the stand-up circuit for over five years, starting out in Chicago. In 2023, he was named one of Just For Laughs’ New Faces of Comedy.
Just a few months before SNL came calling, Brennan made his network stand-up debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
After joining SNL, Brennan brought his stand-up to the show in his third episode, appearing on Weekend Update to discuss his Midwest roots. Brennan gave a nod to that appearance in his tour announcement, referencing Weekend Update co-anchor Colin Jost’s calling him a “good boy.”
“2025 = good boy, 2026 = bad bitch?” Brennan wrote. “That’s not it. Idk.”
While SNL’s grueling pace might lead some cast members to prioritize their downtime, Brennan is the second of this year’s new hires to embark on a tour mid-season. (In November, featured player Kam Patterson announced a 16-city run of his own.)
Brennan’s upcoming 2026 tour dates follow below; tickets are on sale at this link.
