Larry David is hitting the road for a tour and, true to his style, has given fans a rather unconventional pitch to check it out.
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| Larry David on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.' HBO |
“Look, some tickets are going on sale for this thing I’m doing — it’s really nothing special,” the Curb Your Enthusiasm star says in a video announcing his A Conversation With Larry David tour with Live Nation. “It’ll be a complete waste of your time. I suppose if you have nothing else going on, you might consider bowling.”
After joking about “hitting the lanes,” the actor, producer, and activist concludes: “So, if you want to come, great. If not, that’s fine too. No big deal either way. OK!”
The 10-date tour starts on Sept. 20 in Denver and wraps up on Dec. 5 in Hollywood, Florida, with stops in San Francisco, Atlanta, and Chicago along the way.
David had initially launched A Conversation With Larry David with a few select spring dates earlier this year, coinciding with the final season of HBO’s Emmy-winning and 2024 Emmy-nominated Curb Your Enthusiasm, which he created and starred in for 12 seasons until the series finale in April.
Featuring a moderator, the Live Nation-produced event includes a casual discussion about David’s experiences on Seinfeld, Curb, and everything in between. Peyton Manning will moderate the Sept. 20 show. You can find the full list and ticket options here.
Recently, when discussing what David might do next after Curb, his writing partner and executive producer Jeff Schaffer mentioned that they were “talking about talking about stuff.”
He added: “Larry’s not finished. If comedy were beer, he’s a master brewer. I think he’s still going to make beer, but what we’re going to pour it into? That’s still up in the air.”