Nick Cannon brings ‘Wild ‘N Out’ live to State Farm Arena March 6

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Originally posted Tuesday, December 7, 2019 by RODNEY HO/rho@ajc.com on his AJC Radio & TV Talk blog

Nick Cannon is going big with his 14-year-old comedy show "Wild 'N Out," doing a 28-city  arena tour that stops at State Farm Arena in Atlanta on Friday, March 6.

The sturdy comedy show, which originally debuted on MTV2 in 2005, has lasted 14 seasons. The 15th season was shot in Atlanta last month and will air sometime in 2020 on VH1. Cannon, 39 has taped more than 200 episodes over the years.

The stage show will feature not just the classic "Wild 'N Out" improv games where the comics bust each other's chops but there will be stand-up routines by the likes of  DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller (who started his comedy career in Atlanta), Emmanuel Hudson, Justina Valentine, Hit Man, Conceited, DJ D-Wreck and Pretty Vee. The line-up will vary depending on the city.

There will be music as well.

Cannon, currently host of Fox’s hit “The Masked Singer,” will be hosting every live show, including the one at State Farm.

Tickets go on sale Friday, January 10 at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster. Prices were not released ahead of time (which is typical nowadays) but a version of this tour in Cincinnati in 2018 cost $60 to $175. A live "Wild 'N Out" show  in St. Louis in 2018 ranged in price from $30 to $175.

Here are all the dates:

March 3: VyStar Veterans Arena - Jacksonville, Florida

March 4: BB&T Center - Sunrise, Florida

March 5: Amway Center - Orlando, Florida

March 6: State Farm Arena - Atlanta, Georgia

March 8: Spectrum Center - Charlotte, North Carolina

March 11: PNC Arena - Raleigh, North Carolina

March 12: Royal Farms Arena (formerly Baltimore Arena) - Baltimore, Maryland

March 13: Capital One Arena - Washington, DC

March 14: Prudential Center - Newark, New Jersey

March 16: Barclays Center - Brooklyn, New York

March 19: Little Caesars Arena - Detroit

March 20: United Center - Chicago, Illinois

March 21: Nationwide Arena - Columbus, Ohio

March 22: Bankers Life Fieldhouse - Indianapolis, Indiana

March 24: Rupp Arena - Lexington, Kentucky

March 25: Bridgestone Arena - Nashville, Tennessee

March 26: FedExForum - Memphis, Tennessee

March 27: Legacy Arena at The BJCC - Birmingham, Alabama

March 28: Smoothie King Center - New Orleans, Lousiana

March 31: The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory - Irving, Texas

April 2: Don Haskins Center - El Paso, Texas

April 3: Gila River Arena - Glendale, Arizona

April 4: Mandalay Bay Events Center - Las Vegas, Nevada

April 5: Save Mart Center - Fresno, California

April 8: Oakland Arena - Oakland, California

April 10: STAPLES Center - Los Angeles, California

April 11: Honda Center - Anaheim, California