Tony Hinchcliffe: What’s New, What’s Hot, and Why You Should Watch

If you’ve ever heard a joke that made you gasp and laugh at the same time, chances are you’ve heard Tony Hinchcliffe. The Los Angeles‑based comic is famous for his quick‑fire roasts, unapologetic style, and a podcast that feels like a backstage pass to his mind.

So what’s happening with Tony right now? Below you’ll find the freshest tour dates, his most talked‑about podcast moments, and quick tips on how to catch his shows without breaking the bank.

Tour updates you can actually use

Tony’s been hitting the road hard this summer. He’s booked for three major West Coast stops – San Diego (July 12), Seattle (July 19) and a headline gig in New York City (August 3). Tickets usually sell out within hours, so the smartest move is to sign up for his email alerts or follow his official Twitter for last‑minute releases.

Want a cheaper seat? Look for “stand‑by” tickets a day before the show. Many venues release a small batch to fans who RSVP early. If you’re flexible on dates, consider catching him at a comedy festival; his set at the Just for Laughs festival in Montreal last year sold out in ten minutes, but the festival’s “late‑add” pass gave extra access.

Podcast highlights that keep fans coming back

The Kill Tony podcast is where Tony’s improv chops shine. Recent episodes feature surprise guests like Dave Chappelle and a live roast of a surprise celebrity (spoiler: it was a famous NFL quarterback). Those moments draw over a million streams each week.

If you’re new to the show, start with the “Best of 2024” compilation – it’s a curated 45‑minute mix of the funniest roasts, behind‑the‑scenes stories, and a few personal anecdotes that reveal why Tony mixes satire with sincerity.

Bonus tip: the podcast often announces upcoming shows during the intro. Listening early can give you a heads‑up on secret pop‑up shows that aren’t listed on mainstream ticket sites.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or just curious about the buzz, staying on top of Tony Hinchcliffe’s schedule and podcast drops is simple. Subscribe to his newsletter, set alerts for “Kill Tony,” and keep an eye on social media for flash ticket sales.

With his knack for pushing boundaries and his relentless touring schedule, Tony’s comedy is unlikely to stay quiet for long. Grab a ticket, tune in to the podcast, and you’ll see why his name keeps popping up in the comedy conversation.