Dave Chappelle announces additional Atlanta shows

BY JEWEL WICKER

Fans of Dave Chappelle will have 12 opportunities to see the comedian live in Atlanta.

After announcing eight upcoming shows at The Tabernacle earlier this week, Live Nation has just announced that four additional shows have been added at the same venue due to popular demand.

In addition the previously announced 7 p.m. June 11-16 and 18-19 shows, Chappelle will also perform at 10 p.m. June 12, 14, 15 and 19 at the Tabernacle. Tickets are currently on sale, ranging from $69.50-$89.50, but they're selling quickly.

Each show will adhere to a strict “no cell phone” policy. Patrons who bring their phones into the venue will be asked to place them in a locked pouch until the end of the show.

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