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2024 in stand-up comedy

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This is a timeline documenting events and facts about English-speaking stand-up comedy in the year 2024.

Years in stand-up comedy
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

January

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  • January 9: Dudesy's special George Carlin: I'm Glad I'm Dead on YouTube.[1]
  • January 9: Russell Peters's special Irresponsible Ensemble on CTV.
  • January 9: Pete Davidson's special Turbo Fonzarelli on Netflix.[2]
  • January 16: Dusty Slay's special Workin' Man on Netflix.[3]
  • January 16: Des Bishop's special Of All People on YouTube.
  • January 22: Ryan Goodcase's special Maybe They're Dead on YouTube.
  • January 23: Kevin James's special Irregardless on Prime Video.
  • January 23: Jacqueline Novak's special Get on Your Knees on Netflix.[4]
  • January 30: Laurie Kilmartin’s special Cis Woke Grief Sl*t on Prime Video
  • January 30: Jack Whitehall's special Settle Down on Netflix.

February

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  • February 1: Angela Barnes's special Hot Mess on NextUp Comedy.
  • February 3: Jeff Dunham's special I’m with Cupid on Comedy Central.
  • February 6: Kim McVicar's special Female Comedian on Prime Video.
  • February 13: Taylor Tomlinson's special Have It All on Netflix.[5]
  • February 20: Mike Epps's special Ready to Sell Out on Netflix.
  • February 20: Randy Feltface's special Feltopia on YouTube.
  • February 20: Mary Basmadjian's special Funny Armenian Girl on Prime Video.
  • February 23: Rory Scovel's special Religion, Sex, and a Few Things In Between on Max.
  • February 23: Jenny Slate's special Seasoned Professional on Prime Video.
  • February 23: H. Foley's (Are You Garbage Podcast) special Half Hour on YouTube.
  • February 25: Daniel Howell's special We're All Doomed! on YouTube.
  • February 27: Chappelle's Home Team – Donnell Rawlings's special A New Day on Netflix.
  • February 28: Fahim Anwar's special House Money on YouTube.
  • February 29: David Cross' special Worst Daddy in the World on YouTube.
  • February 29: Anjelah Johnson-Reyes's special Technically Not Stalking on YouTube.

March

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  • March 1: Eleanor Kerrigan's special No Country for Old Women on YouTube.
  • March 1: Dan Soder's special On The Road on YouTube.
  • March 4: Kyle Kinane's special Dirt Nap on 800 Pound Gorilla.
  • March 5: Hannah Gadsby's special Gender Agenda on Netflix.
  • March 10: Akaash Singh's special GASLIT on YouTube.
  • March 12: Steve Treviño's special Simple Man on Netflix.
  • March 15: Brent Pella's special Conscious Bro on YouTube.
  • March 18: Preacher Lawson's special My Name Is Preacher on YouTube.
  • March 19: Kevin Ryan's (Are You Garbage Podcast) special Live in Philly on YouTube
  • March 19: Brian Simpson's special Live from the Mothership on Netflix.
  • March 22: Mary Beth Barone's special Thought Provoking on YouTube.
  • March 22: Mike Recine's special I'm Normal on YouTube.
  • March 22: Dan Rath's special I'm Not Doing Well Folks on YouTube.
  • March 22: Gabriel Rutledge's special Nectarine on YouTube.
  • March 23: Mike Vecchione's special Worst Kind of Thoughtful on YouTube.
  • March 23: Ramy Youssef's special More Feelings on Max.
  • March 26: Mike Birbiglia's special Good One: A Show About Jokes on Peacock.
  • March 26: Nish Kumar's special Your Power, Your Control on Prime Video.
  • March 26: Tig Notaro's special Hello Again on Prime Video.
  • March 26: Dave Attell's special Hot Cross Buns on Netflix.[6]

April

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  • April 2: Sierra Katow’s special Funt on Prime Video.
  • April 2: Demetri Martin's special Demetri Deconstructed on Netflix.[7]
  • April 4: Natasha Vaynblat's special We're All Dads Here on YouTube.[8]
  • April 6: Alex Edelman's special Just for Us on HBO.
  • April 6: Katie Hughes's special Double Feature on YouTube.
  • April 9: Neal Brennan's special Crazy Good on Netflix.[9]
  • April 12: Ian Abramson's special The Heist on YouTube.
  • April 16: Jimmy Carr's special Natural Born Killer on Netflix.[10][11]
  • April 21: Ian Fidance's special Wild, Happy & Free on YouTube.
  • April 22: Fern Brady's special Autistic Bikini Queen on Netflix.[7]
  • April 23: Kate Willett's special Loopholes on Prime Video.
  • April 26: Christina Catherine Martinez's special How to Bake a Cake in the Digital Age on YouTube.[8]

May

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  • May 3: Colin Quinn's special Our Time Is Up on YouTube.
  • May 4: Katt Williams's special Woke Foke on Netflix.[12]
  • May 5: The Roast of Tom Brady on Netflix.
  • May 11: Mark Twain Prize Award: Kevin Hart on Netflix.
  • May 11: Nikki Glaser's special Someday You'll Die on Max.
  • May 12: Ali Siddiq's special The Domino Effect part 3: First Day of School on YouTube.
  • May 15: Conner O'Malley's special Stand Up Solutions on YouTube.
  • May 18: Geoff Tice's special Jokes with a G on YouTube.
  • May 21: Rachel Feinstein's special Big Guy on Netflix.
  • May 26: Matt Green's special That Guy on YouTube.
  • May 28: Gary Vider's special It Could Be Worse on YouTube.
  • May 29: Dale Jones's special DRUNK TANK on YouTube.
  • May 30: Dan Licata's special For The Boys on YouTube.
  • May 31: Sal Vulcano's special Terrified on YouTube.

June

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  • June 1: Matteo Lane's special The Advice Special part 3 on YouTube.
  • June 4: Jo Koy's special Live from Brooklyn on Netflix.
  • June 4: Marlon Wayans's special Good Grief on Prime Video.
  • June 11: Keith Robinson's special Different Strokes on Netflix.
  • June 11: Jeff Cerulli's special Live at the Bomb Shelter on Prime Video.
  • June 13: Hannah Einbinder's special Everything Must Go on Max.
  • June 16: Zoltan Kaszas's special Honorary Jones on YouTube.
  • June 16: Adam Ray's special Like And Subscribe on YouTube.
  • June 16: Ali Siddiq's special The Domino Effect part 4: Pins & Needles on YouTube.
  • June 21: Raanan Hershberg's special Brave on YouTube.
  • June 24: Rachel Scanlon's special Gay Fantasy on Prime Video.
  • June 24: Tyler Fischer's special The Election Special on YouTube.

July

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  • July 9: Sam Morril's special You’ve Changed on Prime Video.
  • July 9: Hannah Berner's special We Ride at Dawn on Netflix.
  • July 16: Chad Daniels's special Empty Nester on Netflix.
  • July 18: Nick Swardson's special Make Joke from Face on YouTube.
  • July 20: Stewart Lee's special Basic Lee: Live at The Lowry on Sky.

August

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  • August 3: Joe Rogan's special Burn the Boats on Netflix.
  • August 8: Brendan Sagalow's special Thin Lips on YouTube.
  • August 9: Brittany Schmitt's special Horny on YouTube.
  • August 13: Matt Rife's special Lucid – A Crowd Work Special on Netflix.
  • August 20: Langston Kerman's special Bad Poetry on Netflix.
  • August 27: Adam Sandler's special Love You on Netflix.
  • August 27: Greg Fitzsimmons's special You Know Me on YouTube.
  • August 30: Seaton Smith's special Smart and Ignorant on YouTube.

September

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  • September 3: Phil Wang's special Wang in There, Baby! on Netflix.
  • September 5: Sarah Tollemache's special B*tth*le Money on YouTube.
  • September 10: Ahir Shah's special Ends on Netflix.
  • September 12: Colin Jost & Michael Che's special New York After Dark on Peacock.
  • September 15: Mike Cannon's special Traumatized Animal on YouTube.
  • September 17: Deon Cole's special Ok, Mister on Netflix.
  • September 20: Steve Hofstetter's album Me, Myself, + ID on Spotify.
  • September 22: Jay Pharoah's special Jared on YouTube.
  • September 24: Ellen DeGeneres's special For Your Approval on Netflix.
  • September 29: Horatio Gould's special Sweet Prince on YouTube.

October

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  • October 3: Josh Wolf's special Four Stories on YouTube.
  • October 8: Ali Wong's special Single Lady on Netflix.
  • October 9: Ryan Long's special Problem Solved on YouTube.
  • October 9: Paul Virzi's special Reasonable Man on YouTube.
  • October 11: Heather McMahan's special Breadwinner on Hulu.
  • October 15: Rachel Bloom's special Death, Let Me Do My Special on Netflix.
  • October 19: JR De Guzman's special I'm Your Son, Papa on YouTube.
  • October 20: Ben Bankas's special Elect This on YouTube.
  • October 22: Hasan Minhaj's special Off With His Head on Netflix.
  • October 26: Seth Meyers's special Dad Man Walking on Max.
  • October 29: Tom Papa's special Home Free on Netflix.

November

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  • November 8: Adam Rowe's special What's Wrong With Me? on YouTube.
  • November 12: Adrienne Iapalucci's special The Dark Queen on Netflix.
  • November 14: Jeff Dye's special Last Cowboy in LA on YouTube.
  • November 19: Adam Ray's special Adam Ray Is Dr. Phil Unleashed on Netflix.
  • November 19: Jeff Dunham's special Scrooged-Up Holiday Special on Prime Video.
  • November 22: Jim Gaffigan's special The Skinny on Hulu.
  • November 23: James Acaster's special Hecklers Welcome on Max.
  • November 23: James McCaan's special Christmas Special on Youtube.
  • November 26: Anthony Jeselnik's special Bones and All on Netflix.[13]
  • November x: Bill Burr's special currently unnamed on Hulu.
  • November x: Roy Wood Jr's special currently unnamed on Hulu.
  • November x: Atsuko Okatsuka's special currently unnamed on Hulu.
  • November x: Andrew Santino's special currently unnamed on Hulu.

December

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  • December 3: Fortune Feimster's special Crushing It on Netflix.
  • December 5: Russell Peters's special Act Your Age Live in Abu Dhabi on Patreon.
  • December 10: Jamie Foxx's special What Had Happened Was... on Netflix.
  • December 13: Joe Mande's special Chill on Hulu.
  • December 17: Ronny Chieng's special Love To Hate It on Netflix.
  • December 20: Ilana Glazer's special Human Magic on Hulu.
  • December 24: Nate Bargatze's special Your Friend, Nate Bargatze on Netflix.
  • December 31: Michelle Buteau's special A Buteau-ful Mind at Radio City Music Hall on Netflix.


See also

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References

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  1. ^ Michaela Zee (10 January 2024). "AI-Generated George Carlin Drops Comedy Special". Variety. Retrieved 11 January 2024.
  2. ^ Marlow Stern (9 January 2024). "Pete Davidson Reveals He Was High at Aretha Franklin's Funeral in Netflix Special". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 11 January 2024.
  3. ^ Matt Grobar (8 December 2023). "Comedian Dusty Slay Sets January Premiere For First Netflix Hour 'Workin' Man'". Deadline. Retrieved 11 January 2024.
  4. ^ Valerie Wu (7 December 2023). "Jacqueline Novak's Netflix Special About Blowjobs, 'Get on Your Knees,' Gets Premiere Date (EXCLUSIVE)". Variety. Retrieved 11 January 2024.
  5. ^ Peter White (5 January 2024). "Taylor Tomlinson Lines Up Latest Netflix Special". Deadline. Retrieved 11 January 2024.
  6. ^ Jaden Thompson (24 March 2024). "What's Coming to Netflix in March 2024". Variety. Retrieved 24 March 2024.
  7. ^ a b @netflix (March 20, 2024). "🗽 Sex and the City👀 Andrew Scott in Ripley💔 Heartbreak High Season 2 🔵 The Circle 💀 Dead Boy Detectives 😱 Parasyte: The Grey🪐 Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver 💌 You've Got Mail👾 Hades on iOS Here's a peek at what's coming to Netflix in April!" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  8. ^ a b Jesse David Fox (30 April 2024). "5 New Comedy Specials You Should Definitely Watch (When You Have a Moment)". Variety. Retrieved 2 May 2024.
  9. ^ Rose, Lacey (March 14, 2024). "Neal Brennan Is Done Being Sad". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved March 14, 2024.
  10. ^ "Jimmy Carr: Natural Born Killer - Netflix Stand-Up". British Comedy Guide. Retrieved March 14, 2024.
  11. ^ "Jimmy Carr's Netflix special Natural Born Killer launches 16th April". British Comedy Guide. March 13, 2024. Retrieved March 14, 2024.
  12. ^ "Katt Williams: Woke Foke". Netflix. Retrieved 2024-04-11.
  13. ^ Shanfeld, Ethan (2024-10-16). "Anthony Jeselnik Sets Netflix Comedy Special 'Bones and All' to Debut in November". Variety. Retrieved 2024-10-17.
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