Jonathan Van Ness Excitedly Announces Hot & Healed Comedy Tour for 2025
Jonathan Van Ness, beloved star of Queer Eye and renowned for their quick wit and incredible sense of style, is embarking on a brand-new comedy tour in 2025 titled the "Hot & Healed Tour". Fans across the United States can look forward to an array of fresh comedic performances as Van Ness brings their unique blend of humor, style, and healing to stages nationwide.
Known for their charismatic personality and transformative work on Queer Eye, Jonathan Van Ness (who identifies as non-binary and uses they/he/she pronouns) delighted fans with the announcement on social media. Van Ness shared with followers on Instagram, "All new comedy, all new lewks, and somehow more hot than ever (and healing every day!)." The post was a much-needed breath of fresh air, offering positivity and anticipation for future laughs.
Van Ness enthusiastically continued, "Grab your people…And let’s get healing together hunties! We need every healing strategy available and comedy is one of them, I know we earned it." This message of collective healing and joy through laughter resonates deeply, especially in moments when the world feels uncertain and challenging.
Following the success of their first stand-up special, "Fun & S****y," which premiered last year, Van Ness is ready to take their new material on the road. The tour kicks off on January 30th in Phoenix, Arizona, and is set to run through June 28th, with more dates expected to be announced later.
For fans eager to attend, tickets for the Hot & Healed Tour are available through major ticket outlets such as Ticketmaster, as well as various independent theaters. Fans should check local listings for pre-sales and general sales information.
Jonathan Van Ness Tour Dates
Mark your calendars! Here are the tour dates for the Hot & Healed Tour as currently scheduled:
- January 30 - February 1: Stand Up Live, Phoenix, AZ
- February 7-8: Raleigh Improv, Raleigh, NC
- March 29-30: Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Providence, RI
- April 18: Hard Rock Cincinnati Ballroom, Cincinnati, OH
- April 19: Palazzo Theatre at The Venetian Resort, Las Vegas, NV
- April 25-26: Miami Improv Comedy Theater, Miami, FL
- May 2-3: Houston Improv, Houston, TX
- June 13-14: Bricktown Comedy Club, Oklahoma City, OK
- June 20-21: Funny Bone Comedy Club, Columbus, OH
- June 27-28: Bricktown Comedy Club, Tulsa, OK
As anticipation builds for the tour, Jonathan Van Ness remains a beacon of positivity and inspiration within the LGBTQ+ community. Their dedication to using comedy as a tool for healing and connection is both admirable and necessary.
To stay up-to-date with the latest announcements and potential new tour dates, fans can visit Jonathan Van Ness' official website. Don’t miss the chance to experience the joy and laughter that Jonathan Van Ness brings to the stage!
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