Even if Joe Rogan doesn’t divulge often, he’s still a comic at heart. The podcaster has done many comedy shows over the years and performed at premier locations throughout the U.S. Now, he doesn’t have to go anywhere to perform for his fans at all. He can do it all at his own club.

And seems like he will! Rogan has kept his hands firm on his comedy career. A man of many talents, Rogan can entertain with a mic whether it’s color commentary, podcasting, or jokes. He’s got about seven comedy specials out with some being TV specials and some videos. Here’s how fans reacted to a new comedy show’s tickets going live.

Fans react to the Joe Rogan stand-up show tickets going live

Joe Rogan can keep an audience engaged and his immensely successful podcast, the Joe Rogan Experience is a testament to that. And now in lieu of Rogan’s newest venture, the fans are excited and so are we.

Clearly, some fans love Rogan enough to consider moving to Austin, Texas, altogether.

Others talked about not being able to afford the tickets that cost between $40-$50.

Some complained about the tickets already being sold out.

While other fans wished Rogan the best of luck for the show.

This one fan couldn’t hold their excitement.

The venue has already been sold out for Thursday. There are two show timings on both days and only some tickets for the late-night Wednesday show are still available. Fans are tossing and turning to get some tickets to go watch their favorite UFC host be their favorite comedian.

Joe Rogan and comedy

Rogan has long had a soft spot for comedy. In his early days, he was a stand-up comic and still is at heart. He has seven specials out there on video and some recorded as TV specials. So far, his last stand-up special came out in the year 2018. It was called Strange Times.

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Now, Rogan is on his way to perform in front of his live audience at the Comedy Mothership. An Austin, Texas comedy club that Rogan founded. It’s a safe space and platform for all comedians trying to find some space.

Will you be going to Austin to check the show out? Or would you also join the many and permanently move places? Jokes apart, let us know what you think of this latest development, down in the comments.

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