Killers of Kill Tony 2026 Tour: Dates, Lineup & Tickets

Few podcast spinoffs get their own theater tour. Killers of Kill Tony does — a live standup showcase built around the regulars from Kill Tony, the comedy podcast hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe. With 2026 dates already on sale across the U.S. and Canada, the tour gives the show’s in-studio regulars a full night of standup, no interview segment in sight.

Current lineup size: 4 comedians ·
Next tour year: 2026 ·
Parent show: Kill Tony ·
Show type: Live standup showcase

Ten rows, one pattern: Killers of Kill Tony is a touring brand built on the podcast’s regulars, with a cast that changes from city to city.

What is the Killers of Kill Tony show?

Killers of Kill Tony is a live standup tour that takes the best-known regulars from the Kill Tony podcast and puts them on theater stages for a full set — no interview couch, no roast-battle wheel, no bucket pulls. Think of it as the podcast’s supporting cast getting their own headline show. The format reads like a normal comedy bill: four comedians, one after another, each doing standup. What makes it distinct is where those comedians come from.

Overview of the show

• Live standup showcase, not a podcast taping
• Four Kill Tony regulars per date
• Separate tour brand from the weekly Kill Tony episodes

Kill Tony built its audience on long-form live shows: Tony Hinchcliffe hosts, a guest comedian sits on the show, and the regulars get called up for one-liners, roasts, and crowd work. Killers of Kill Tony strips that format down. The comedians who earned followings inside the podcast get to do what they actually do for a living — write and perform standup.

That distinction matters because the podcast’s fans are used to seeing these comedians in short bursts. A live tour gives each one twenty-plus minutes on stage, which is a different test than a two-minute appearance on the show.

Origin as a Kill Tony spinoff

• Built on the Kill Tony podcast, hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe
• Takes the show’s regulars from supporting roles to headliners

The name “Killers of Kill Tony” signals the premise: these are the performers who made the podcast what it is. As its own touring brand, Killers of Kill Tony has grown from podcast-adjacent events into a multi-city theater run, with a 2026 calendar that spans the U.S. and Canada.

The implication: Killers of Kill Tony is not the podcast with a different name. It’s a separate product — a standup tour that borrows the podcast’s talent pool and repackages it for a theater audience.

What’s the difference between Kill Tony and Killers of Kill Tony?

Kill Tony is a live podcast. Killers of Kill Tony is a live comedy show. That one line explains most of the differences in format, content, and audience experience.

Format differences

• Kill Tony: a host, a guest comedian, and a lineup of regulars in a recording session
• Killers of Kill Tony: four regulars doing consecutive standup sets, no podcast scaffolding
• Kill Tony episodes run long and loose; a touring comedy show follows a tighter structure

The podcast’s format is built for unpredictability: audience members get pulled up, names get called from the bucket, and the conversation can go anywhere. The tour removes most of that machinery. Audience discussion of the live show consistently describes it as a more traditional standup night than a podcast taping.

Content differences

• Kill Tony: roasts, crowd work, musical guests, and interview segments
• Killers of Kill Tony: written standup sets from each comedian
• The podcast rewards in-jokes; the tour rewards material that works in any room

The content shift is the biggest adjustment for fans. On the podcast, Hans Kim might get three minutes of roasts and crowd work. On the tour, he has to hold a room for a full set. That changes the kind of comedy on display — less chaotic, more crafted.

Audience experience

• Podcast tapings feel like a live recording with broadcast energy
• Tour dates feel like a designed theater event with a clear lineup
• Kill Tony releases episodes later; Killers of Kill Tony exists only in the room

For fans, the two experiences don’t compete. A podcast taping is about watching content get made. A tour date is about watching finished comedy. That’s also why ticket buyers keep asking which four comedians are on their night — the podcast has a stable identity, while the tour lineup changes from date to date.

Six dimensions, one split: the podcast is a chaotic live show, and the tour is a disciplined standup night.

The trade-off: you give up the podcast’s unpredictable energy for a cleaner, more conventional comedy show — and a better look at what the regulars can actually do with a full set.

The implication: the tour offers a more structured comedy night compared to the podcast’s unpredictable format.

Who are the current Killers of Kill Tony?

The honest answer is: it depends on the date. The touring pool is wider than any single bill, and venue listings publish the four names for each specific stop. The most consistent combination across the 2026 listings is David Lucas, Hans Kim, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn — the four grouped together by TickPick and named on the Columbus date.

David Lucas

• Known for an aggressive, high-energy stage style
• One of the most consistent names across 2026 tour listings

David Lucas is the kind of performer who fills the room. He appears on the Columbus lineup, on TickPick’s grouping, and in a Colorado Springs configuration, making him one of the safest bets to appear on a given date.

Hans Kim

• Fan favorite and frequent guest on Kill Tony
• Named on the Columbus date and TickPick’s grouping

Hans Kim is often the name fans check first when a new date drops. His on-podcast chemistry translates well to a live stage, and he has the strongest name recognition of the current touring group.

Martin Phillips

• Deadpan delivery and a more recent fixture in the regular rotation
• Appears on multiple 2026 configurations, including Columbus and Colorado Springs

Martin Phillips rounds out several lineups as the steady, low-key presence. His style sits in contrast to the louder personalities on the bill, which gives the tour a better rhythm than four identical energy levels would.

Ahren Belisle

• Added to the broader Kill Tony cast in 2025
• Appears in ticketing configurations alongside David Lucas, Martin Phillips, and David Jolly

Ahren Belisle is the newest name in the touring conversation. He’s listed on ticketing configurations but not on every date, which makes him a draw for fans who want to see a less familiar face.

Dedrick Flynn and the wider cast

• Dedrick Flynn appears on the Columbus, Colorado Springs, and TickPick listings
• Vivid Seats also associates William Montgomery, Timmy No Brakes, David Jolly, Pat O’Neill, and Ari Matti with the touring cast (Vivid Seats)
• Event Tickets Center shows a Colorado Springs configuration of David Lucas, Timmy No Brakes, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn, and another of David Lucas, Martin Phillips, Ahren Belisle, and David Jolly (Event Tickets Center)

The wider roster explains why “who is the lineup?” never has one answer. Vivid Seats lists nine names associated with the 2026 tour, but each night advertises only four. The pattern is consistent: the pool is real, and the combination depends on the city.

The pattern: every listing agrees on the model — four regulars, rotating by date. The reliable move is to treat each city’s venue listing as the only confirmation that matters.

The pattern: the lineup for any given city is only confirmed by the venue listing, not by the tour brand.

Who will be performing on the Killers of Kill Tony tour in 2026?

The 2026 tour is confirmed, and it’s bigger than a one-off event. Live Nation lists dates across eight U.S. states and four Canadian cities, with performances running from mid-October through late November. The Winnipeg date has been marked as rescheduled, so anyone booking travel around that stop should check the event’s current status.

Confirmed performers

• David Lucas, Hans Kim, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn are advertised for Columbus
• TickPick’s listing groups the same four together
• Colorado Springs gets a different configuration: David Lucas, Timmy No Brakes, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn

None of these lineups contradict the rotating-cast model. They confirm it. The performers are drawn from the same talent pool; the combination changes by city.

The 2026 schedule so far

• Oct 16 – Columbus, OH – Mershon Auditorium
• Oct 23 – Stamford, CT – Palace Theatre
• Oct 24 – Wallingford, CT – Toyota Oakdale Theatre
• Nov 6 – Boise, ID – Morrison Center for the Performing Arts
• Nov 7 – Spokane, WA – First Interstate Center for the Arts
• Nov 13 – Athens, GA – Classic Center Theatre
• Nov 14 – Cincinnati, OH – Taft Theatre
• Nov 20 – Winnipeg, MB – Burton Cummings Theatre (rescheduled)
• Nov 21 – Hamilton, ON – FirstOntario Concert Hall

Calgary and Vancouver round out the Canadian leg, with dates listed on the same artist page. The tour’s calendar clusters in the Midwest, Northeast, and West, which suggests a deliberate theater route rather than a loose set of one-offs.

How to stay updated

• Follow Killers of Kill Tony and the individual comedians on social media for cast announcements
• Check Live Nation’s artist page for date changes and new stops
• Confirm the advertised lineup on the venue’s own event page before buying resale tickets

Because the cast rotates, the official venue listing is the closest thing to a reliable source of truth. Resale marketplaces update their configurations too, but they sometimes lag behind venue announcements.

What this means: the 2026 tour is a genuine multi-city run, and the rotating lineups give fans a reason to catch more than one date — provided they confirm who’s playing before they buy.

What this means: ticket buyers should prioritize lineup confirmation over brand recognition.

Is Killers of Kill Tony good?

The short answer: yes, if you already enjoy the podcast’s regulars. The show’s biggest strength — familiar comedians in a tighter format — is also its biggest risk. The early audience signal is positive but conditional: fans of the regulars tend to enjoy the tour; newcomers are more likely to judge it as a straight comedy show.

What audiences point out

• Fans on Reddit and social media describe the tour as a more traditional standup night than podcast tapings
• The most common criticism is lineup uncertainty, not stage time
• Reviews split on one question: whether you already like Kill Tony’s sense of humor

If you’ve never watched Kill Tony, the tour still works as a comedy bill — four capable standups, one after another. If you have watched it, the show lands differently: it’s the satisfying payoff of seeing podcast regulars get a real stage and a real slot.

Why this matters: the show’s quality depends less on the tour brand and more on which four comedians you get and whether their humor matches yours.

The catch: the show’s quality is tied to the specific comedians on your date.

What’s confirmed and what’s unclear

After sorting through venue listings and ticketing pages, here’s where the tour stands.

Confirmed facts

• Event Tickets Center lists different four-name configurations for different dates — David Lucas, Timmy No Brakes, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn in one city; David Lucas, Martin Phillips, Ahren Belisle, and David Jolly in another (Event Tickets Center)
• A TickPick listing groups David Lucas, Hans Kim, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn together (TickPick)

What’s unclear

• Which of the nine tour-associated names perform at each specific date
• Whether advertised lineups are final or change close to showtime
• Exact face-value pricing, since several listings route buyers to resale marketplaces
• Whether the first tour ran in 2024 or earlier — early Instagram posts suggest 2024, but no official archive confirms it

The split tells you everything about how to buy tickets: trust the venue listing over the tour brand, and buy for the comedians, not the hype.

What the sources say

Here’s how the official listings and ticket platforms describe the tour.

“The 2026 tour features a rotating cast rather than one guaranteed lineup for every date.”

Vivid Seats (ticketing marketplace)

“David Lucas, Hans Kim, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn are the advertised lineup for the Columbus stop at Mershon Auditorium.”

Mershon Auditorium (Columbus venue listing)

“One date pairs David Lucas, Timmy No Brakes, Martin Phillips, and Dedrick Flynn, while another pairs David Lucas, Martin Phillips, Ahren Belisle, and David Jolly.”

Event Tickets Center (ticketing aggregator)

The sources agree on the shape of the tour; the specifics depend on the date you pick.

The takeaway

Killers of Kill Tony is what happens when a podcast’s supporting cast becomes the main event. For fans of the show, the 2026 tour is the regulars’ biggest stage yet — a full night of standup without the podcast format between them and the crowd. For ticket buyers, the choice is clear: confirm your date’s lineup before you pay, or accept the risk that the cast you want turns out to be somewhere else that night.

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