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Not wasting time, Trevor Noah coming back to Atlanta Jan. 20-22 for three Fox stand-up shows

He was just at the Tabernacle for a week of shows two weeks ago.
Trevor Noah on stage at the Tabernacle before a crowd of 1,500 fans for a live taping of "The Daily Show" on October 31, 2022. He will do four live shows here right before the pivotal midterm elections. COMEDY CENTRAL

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Trevor Noah on stage at the Tabernacle before a crowd of 1,500 fans for a live taping of "The Daily Show" on October 31, 2022. He will do four live shows here right before the pivotal midterm elections. COMEDY CENTRAL
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Nov 16, 2022

Trevor Noah, freed from his duties with “The Daily Show,” is hitting the road and will be coming back to Atlanta at the Fox Theatre on Jan. 20.

Tickets for Noah’s solo stand-up show go on sale on at FoxTheatre.org this Friday at 11 a.m. Prices range from $35 to $125.

UPDATE on November 30, 2022: The first show sold out quickly so promoters added two more dates on Saturday, January 21 and Sunday, January 22. Those two also sold out. So if you don’t have tickets yet, you’re going to have to go the third-party route and pay premium.

Noah, who said he was leaving “The Daily Show” to focus on travel and other pursuits, including more stand-up shows, last did a show at the Fox Theatre in February 2019.

He was just in Atlanta the week before the midterm elections for four “Daily Show” tapings at the Tabernacle. His final “Daily Show” will air on Dec. 8 after seven years at the helm.

A successor has not been named but Comedy Central will bring the show back in mid-January, perhaps with a rotation of hosts at first.

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