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West Australian
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- West Australian
Kevin Hart: Comedian and film star bringing Acting My Age stand up tour to Australia in September
Comedy superstar Kevin Hart will bring his larger-than-life stand-up show Down Under this year, launching his Acting My Age tour at Perth's RAC Stadium on September 23. Announcing a very limited nationwide run, the star will head east for singular performances in Sydney and Melbourne on the 25th and 26th respectively. Hart's return to Australia marks his first tour since 2023's Reality Check, with Billboard recognising the performer as the Highest Grossing Comedian of that year. The diminutive joker has never been short on laughs, with his ninth stand-up special currently being rolled out in the US. Aside from carving a successful stand-up career, the 46-year-old has become a multi-hyphenate Hollywood drawcard with interests in film, TV, podcast, and more. Hart's most notable films include Get Hard, Ride Along, and the Jumanji series, raking in a whopping $4.23 billion of global revenue across his career. The star earned Emmy nominations for his acting role in Die Hart and the sequel Die Hart 2, with his 2020 Netflix comedy special Zero Fu**ks Given bagging him a Grammy nomination for Best Comedy Album. Hart's September jaunt around Australia will be entirely phone-free, as has become a trend for touring comics and musical artists. But that's not all that's caught the eye of fans, with a couple of glaring tour omissions sparking responses that weren't so tongue-in-cheek. 'Come to Brisbane please!' several fans said on Live Nation's tour announcement, while others were left asking, 'No Adelaide?' Pre-sale tickets begin from July 18, with general sale available from July 22.
Perth Now
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Comedy superstar bringing laughs to Aus this year
Comedy superstar Kevin Hart will bring his larger-than-life stand-up show Down Under this year, launching his Acting My Age tour at Perth's RAC Stadium on September 23. Announcing a very limited nationwide run, the star will head east for singular performances in Sydney and Melbourne on the 25th and 26th respectively. Hart's return to Australia marks his first tour since 2023's Reality Check, with Billboard recognising the performer as the Highest Grossing Comedian of that year. The diminutive joker has never been short on laughs, with his ninth stand-up special currently being rolled out in the US. Aside from carving a successful stand-up career, the 46-year-old has become a multi-hyphenate Hollywood drawcard with interests in film, TV, podcast, and more. Hart's most notable films include Get Hard, Ride Along, and the Jumanji series, raking in a whopping $4.23 billion of global revenue across his career. The star earned Emmy nominations for his acting role in Die Hart and the sequel Die Hart 2, with his 2020 Netflix comedy special Zero Fu**ks Given bagging him a Grammy nomination for Best Comedy Album. Kevin Hart will be returning to Australia in September. Credit: Live Nation Hart's September jaunt around Australia will be entirely phone-free, as has become a trend for touring comics and musical artists. But that's not all that's caught the eye of fans, with a couple of glaring tour omissions sparking responses that weren't so tongue-in-cheek. 'Come to Brisbane please!' several fans said on Live Nation's tour announcement, while others were left asking, 'No Adelaide?' Pre-sale tickets begin from July 18, with general sale available from July 22.
Time Out
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
No joke! Kevin Hart has banned phones from his upcoming Australian comedy tour
This is not a joke – Kevin Hart is bringing the laughs back to Australia this September. Whether you know him from his Hollywood days in blockbusters like Get Hard, Central Intelligence, Ride Along and Jumanji, or his hugely successful stand-up comedy career, Hart is a face and name recognised around the world. It's been a hot minute since the Emmy- and Grammy-nominated legend last performed in Oz with his stand-up special Reality Check, which Billboard named the number one Comedy Tour of 2022 and saw him become the highest-grossing comedian the year after. Now, after a hugely popular run in the US and Europe, Hart is bringing his ninth stand-up special Acting My Age to Aussie shores this September – with arena shows locked in for Perth, Melbourne and Sydney. But this tour is all about the laughs, not the livestreams. Hart's banned phones from his shows, meaning you'll need to lock any devices (phones, smartwatches and accessories) in a Yondr pouch before entering the venue or risk getting kicked out. Here's everything you need to know about scoring tickets to Kevin Hart's Australian tour. When is Kevin Hart coming to Australia? The American blockbuster funnyman is bringing his Acting My Age tour to three Aussie cities, including: Perth 's RAC Arena – Tuesday, September 23 Melbourne 's Rod Laver Arena – Thursday, September 25 Sydney 's Qudos Bank Arena – Friday, September 26 When do tickets go on sale for Kevin Hart's Australia tour? The general public sale starts on Tuesday, July 22 at 12pm local time via Ticketek. Is there a pre-sale for Kevin Hart's Australia tour? You get not one, but two chances to snag tickets to Hart's tour before the giggle gates open to everyone. First up, the artist pre-sale kicks off on Friday, July 18 at 11am local time, followed by an exclusive pre-sale for My Live Nation members commencing on Monday, July 21 at 12pm local time. How much are tickets to Kevin Hart in Australia? Prices for Hart's 2025 Aussie shows are still being finalised, but with tickets for Hart's last tour starting at $119, it's safe to assume they'll be in that ballpark – or higher. We'll update you with prices once they're revealed.
India.com
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Pete Davidson Starrer Action Comedy The Pickup TRAILER Out, Check Release Date
New Delhi: Eddie Murphy and Pete Davidson's upcoming action comedy film The Pickup that delivers heart-pounding thrills, sharp comedy, and unexpected mishaps — everyone's in for a hilarious and wild ride. The film brings together two generations of comedy for an explosive and hilarious partnership that showcases the chemistry between old-school experience and new-wave energy. Directed by Tim Story, who's known for his work on The Blackening, Barbershop and Ride Along, the film blends high-octane action with sharp humour. Starring Eddie Murphy, Pete Davidson, Eva Longoria, Ismael Cruz Cordova, Jack Kesy, Andrew Dice Clay, Marshawn Lynch, Joe 'Roman Reigns' Anoa'i and Keke Palmer. The makers unveik the trailer on Monday, giving the audience a glimpse into the hilarious ride of the two tangled in an unexpected heist. Watch The Pickup Trailer Below! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Prime Video (@primevideo) In the action-comedy The Pickup, a routine cash pickup takes a wild turn when two mismatched armored truck drivers, Russell (Eddie Murphy) and Travis (Pete Davidson), are ambushed by ruthless criminals led by a savvy mastermind, Zoe (Keke Palmer), with plans that go way beyond the cash cargo. As chaos unfolds around them, the unlikely duo must navigate high-risk danger, clashing personalities, and one very bad day that keeps getting worse. The trailer highlights the generational and personality clash between Murphy's gruff, experienced Russell and Davidson's awkward, inexperienced Travis. Their banter and bickering provide much of the film's comedic energy, reminiscent of classic buddy comedies but with a fresh twist The Pickup, is written by Kevin Burrows & Matt Mider, while it is produced by John Davis, John Fox, Eddie Murphy, Tim Story, and Charisse Hewitt-Webster. Written by Kevin Burrows & Matt Mider. Produced by John Davis, John Fox 'The Pickup' Coming to Prime Video Globally on August 6, The action comedy is set to release on August 6, on Amazon Prime Video.
Perth Now
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Scream 7 star Mason Gooding added to Kevin Hart's Netflix comedy 72 Hours
Mason Gooding has been cast in Kevin Hart's comedy flick 72 Hours. The 28-year-old actor - who has played Ghostface in the Scream franchise since the 2022 eponymous flick - is attached to play the groom in the upcoming Netflix bachelor party film. Gooding will be joined by Saturday Night Live's Marcello Hernandez, who will be portraying the groom's best man and official bachelor party captain. 72 Hours follows Hart as a 40-year-old executive who joins a gang of twenty-somethings for a wild three-day bachelor party in Miami after being mistakenly added to their group chat. The film will see Hart reunite with his Ride Along director Tim Story, while Matt Mider, Kevin Burrows, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg pen the script. Variety reports 72 Hours is currently in production in Miami, and will be produced by Hart's production company Hartbeat, alongside Davis Entertainment. 72 Hours is being produced as part of a partnership between Sony Pictures and Netflix that was established in 2021, in which Sony gives Netflix the first look at any projects intended for streaming. Deadline previously suggested 72 Hours has become a high priority for Netflix since Hart and Story signed on, with the pair's involvement bringing new life to the project. Gooding will next be seen in Scream 7, where he will star opposite Mckenna Grace, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and Matthew Lillard as Chad Meeks-Martin, AKA Ghostface. The actor previously teased his killer would be 'the most brutal he's ever been' in the upcoming slasher - which is slated to hit cinemas in February 2026. In an interview with Variety, he said: 'It feels like an amplification of what's came before, and there's no better indication of that than Kevin Williamson, who wrote the original, coming back now to direct. 'I think that Ghostface is absolutely the most brutal he's been. I don't want to spoil anything, but there's some stuff that they do to the human body that I feel like Kevin is breaking new ground with.' The Heart Eyes star added viewers could be in for some stomach-churning scenes, describing Scream 7 as 'gross, but in a good way'. He explained: 'There was a prosthetic that sat in the makeup trailer that actually turned my stomach over. 'You'll know what I'm talking about when you see it, but it's incredible stuff. They really have an incredible effects team over there and they're working overtime.' Gooding is thrilled to work with Scream queen Neve Campbell, who is set to return as Sidney Prescott in the horror flick. He said: 'I get to work with Neve, who I didn't get a great opportunity to see and talk to on a personal level [on Scream 2022]. 'So in this case, even just getting to be around her feels like I'm getting part of that history and I feel better for it.'
