‘Wild ‘N Out Live: The Final Lap Tour’ coming to Chicago
CHICAGO — Wild ‘N Out cast members from the past and present are hitting the road this fall for a farewell tour that is set to make a stop in Chicago.
“Wild ‘N Out: The Final Lap Tour” is bringing its unique style of improv comedy to the United Center in October.
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According to organizers, the all-ages show will feature improv games, freestyle battles and musical performances.
Interactive audience games will also offer fans the chance to participate in some of the show’s challenges.
The show will take place at the United Center on October 9, and tickets are set to go on sale on Friday, July 12.
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“This Final Lap Tour is going to be epic,” Wild ‘N Out cast member and tour creator Rip Micheals said. “Expect to see your favorite Wild ‘N Out family members back on stage, with past greats going head-to-head with the new legends of comedy. We’re pulling out all the stops to make this the most unforgettable tour yet.”
Chicago is the tenth stop on the tour, which is set to kick off on September 1, in Las Vegas.
Wild ‘N Out the TV show, which wrapped up its 20th season in September, pits comedians and celebrities against each other in a series of improv comedy games.
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The show debuted on MTV in 2005 and now airs on VH1.
“Wild ‘N Out has been a labor of love for the past 20 years,” Nick Cannon said in a press release. “We’ve created a platform for so many talented individuals, and it’s been incredible to watch them flourish. This final lap is our way of celebrating the legacy of the show and thanking the fans who have supported us along the way.”
Visit the Wild ‘N Ou website for more information on the upcoming show, or to purchase tickets.
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