Jimmy Carr is currently on the road with his brand-new Laughs Funny tour, delivering all-new material across Canada and Europe in 2026. The Canadian leg has already hit major markets including Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, and Hamilton, and continues through late October into November with stops in Montreal, Ottawa, the Prairies, Maritimes, and Newfoundland. European dates follow in November and December.
Many remaining shows are seeing strong demand, with some dates already limited or showing lower inventory on primary and secondary markets. If you want the best seats at the lowest prices, acting sooner rather than later is key.
Remaining 2026 Laughs Funny Tour Dates (Canada Highlights)
Here are key upcoming Canadian dates (full list on the official site):
- October 20–21, 2026 — Montréal, QC — Place des Arts (Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier) — multiple shows
- October 22, 2026 — Ottawa, ON — The Arena at TD Place
- October 24, 2026 — Kingston, ON — Slush Puppie Place
- October 25, 2026 — Peterborough, ON — Peterborough Memorial Centre
- November 12, 2026 — Saskatoon, SK — TCU Place (early & late shows)
- November 13, 2026 — Regina, SK — Conexus Arts Centre
- November 14, 2026 — Winnipeg, MB — Centennial Concert Hall
- November 18–22, 2026 — Atlantic Canada stops including Saint John, Moncton, Charlottetown, Halifax, and St. John’s
Full schedule and booking links are available on Jimmy Carr’s official site: jimmycarr.com/tour/canada.
European Laughs Funny dates continue in Italy, France, the Netherlands, and beyond in November–December 2026. See the Europe page: jimmycarr.com/tour/europe.
Where to Buy Jimmy Carr 2026 Tickets
Primary (best for face-value prices)
- Official site: jimmycarr.com — Direct links to each date
- Ticketmaster Canada — Main platform for Canadian shows
- Local venue box offices (Place des Arts, TD Place, etc.)
Secondary markets (for sold-out or last-minute seats)
Prices on secondary markets currently start in the $35–$80 range for many Canadian dates, though popular shows (Montreal, Ottawa, larger arenas) can climb higher. Fees vary, so compare total cost.
Tips for Getting Cheap Seats
- Check primary first — Remaining inventory on Ticketmaster or the official site is usually the cheapest option before fees push secondary prices up.
- Look at mid-week and smaller markets — Dates in Kingston, Peterborough, Saskatoon, Regina, and Atlantic Canada often have better availability and lower prices than Montreal or Ottawa.
- Set price alerts — Use SeatGeek or StubHub alerts so you’re notified if prices drop as show day approaches.
- Compare total cost — Factor in service fees. Sometimes a slightly higher listed price on one site ends up cheaper after fees.
- Consider early vs. late shows — Doubleheader dates (Montreal, Quebec City, Saskatoon) sometimes have different pricing between the early and late performances.
- Watch official channels — Follow @jimmycarr on X for any last-minute updates or added dates.
Why Tickets Are Moving Fast
Laughs Funny is Carr’s fifth major Canadian tour and features brand-new material. His previous tours (including Terribly Funny) have been consistent sell-outs, and many of the remaining 2026 dates are in arenas and larger theatres. With the Canadian leg wrapping in late November and Europe following immediately, demand is concentrated on the remaining shows.
Quick Action Plan
- Visit jimmycarr.com/tour/canada today and check the dates nearest you.
- Cross-reference Ticketmaster for real-time availability.
- If primary is limited, set alerts on SeatGeek/StubHub and monitor for price drops.
- For Europe, use the official Europe tour page.
Jimmy Carr’s Laughs Funny tour is delivering the sharp, dark one-liners and crowd work fans expect. Remaining 2026 dates are limited in some markets, so securing tickets sooner gives you the best chance at cheaper seats.
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Ticket availability and prices change quickly. Always confirm details on official platforms. This guide is independent and for informational purposes.
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