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John Mulaney has sold out seven shows at Atlanta’s Roxy, added two more shows at Tabernacle

A few seats are still available for the Tabernacle shows.
Comedian John Mulaney on "Late Night With Seth Meyers" in November, 2020. He has six nearly sold-out shows at the Foxy in September 2021. (Photo by: Lloyd Bishop/NBC)
Comedian John Mulaney on "Late Night With Seth Meyers" in November, 2020. He has six nearly sold-out shows at the Foxy in September 2021. (Photo by: Lloyd Bishop/NBC)
July 19, 2021

Stand-up comic John Mulaney has largely sold out seven shows at the Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre in Atlanta this September and has only a few seats left for two dates at the Tabernacle.

He has nine total shows scheduled on Thursday, Sept. 16, through Wednesday, Sept. 22 with two shows each on Friday and Saturday. He also is doing shows in Boston, Las Vegas, Philadelphia and New Orleans.

The capacity of the Roxy is 3,500 people, so seven sold-out shows equals about 24,500. The two Tabernacle shows add another 5,000 or so. He could potentially sell about 30,000 tickets.

Tickets available on reseller sites like Stubhub and Vividseats are starting at around $100 and going up to $800 plus in some instances.

Mulaney’s star has been rising in recent years, fueled by the popularity of his Netflix stand-up specials and his four lauded appearances on “Saturday Night Live.” (He was a writer there for four seasons.)

The 38-year-old is currently the voice of anxious teenager Andrew Glouberman in the popular animated Netflix show “Big Mouth.”

Mulaney checked himself into rehab for 60 days late last year to grapple with alcohol and drug issues. He also filed for divorce this spring from his wife, artist Anna Marie Tendler, after six years. He has been spotted recently having a meal with actress Olivia Munn.

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Rodney Ho writes about entertainment for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution including TV, radio, film, comedy and all things in between. A native New Yorker, he has covered education at The Virginian-Pilot, small business for The Wall Street Journal and a host of beats at the AJC over 20-plus years. He loves tennis, pop culture & seeing live events.

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