Trevor Noah Taking Comedy Act On The Road With His 2023 'Off The Record Tour'

It won't be long now until "The Daily Show" host Trevor Noah departs from the show for good. During his statement on leaving, he talked about wanting to get back to touring around the world and doing stand-up comedy shows. Live Nation has now confirmed Noah's comedy touring plans with his upcoming "2023 Off The Record Tour."

Live Nation announced the pertinent details and dates of Noah's upcoming tour, which kicks off in January 2023.

Noah will kick off the United States leg of his upcoming world tour on January 20, 2023 at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia. He has world touring dates scheduled throughout the year until December 2023, with stops in Austin, New Orleans, and New York.

Based on Live Nation's schedule, the tour will end with a four-night run in San Francisco, California at The Masonic running from November 30 to December 3.

International dates for the tour will be announced at a later date. In a post on his Instagram account, Noah also revealed signup details for a ticket presale code on his website.

At the time Noah announced his exit from "The Daily Show," the comedian spoke about missing stand-up work and wanting to get back on the road, putting on shows, and traveling the world.

Noah said at the time, "I miss learning other languages, I miss going to other countries and putting on shows, I miss being everywhere and doing everything." Based on his comedy touring schedule, it looks like the comedian and talk show host is not wasting any time, as he will be putting in multiple dates per city.

As reported by The Blast, Noah also has a new upcoming comedy special, "I Wish You Would," that debuts later this month on Netflix. The special drops exclusively on the streaming service on November 22.

"I Wish You Would" marks Noah's third special for the streamer. The special will feature the comedian sharing hilarious revelations about learning to speak German, modern communication, and his love of curry.

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Tickets are scheduled to go on sale for Noah's "Off The Record Tour" at LiveNation.com on November 18 at 11 AM local time.

Trevor Noah will end his run on "The Daily Show" next month, with December 8 marked as his final sendoff date. The week leading up to his exit will pay homage to Noah's seven-year run on the show, which began in 2015 when he took over from the previous host Jon Stewart.

Comedy Central has not yet announced plans for who will be taking over the show following Noah's exit. The comedic news satire program is slated to return after a holiday break Tuesday, January 17, 2023. Per Comedy Central, "The Emmy-winning franchise will embark on a reinvention as it has done so successfully in the past."

Details on what the reinvention will be and Noah's replacement are still "forthcoming." At the very least, for fans of Noah, it looks like the comedian will be as active as ever following his departure.