Felipe Esparza is not just your average comedian - he's a force of nature onstage, leaving audiences in stitches with his wild stories and real worldexperiences that make up his material. Since winning NBC's "Last ComicStanding" in 2010, Felipe has worked hard to solidify his place among the toptouring headliners working today.

With four successful stand-up specials under his belt at HBO and Netflix and hispopular "What's Up Fool? Podcast", holding steady as a top comedy podcast forthe last ten years, fans have gotten to know Felipe and the world he comes from,and they want more. They are flocking to his live shows to be part of the totalexperience. With Felipe's new "At My Leisure" Tour launching fall of 2024, he'llbe going international for the first time, to include Australia, New Zealand,Canada and several European dates to close out the year. Felipe's infectiousenergy and undeniable charm make every live performance an unforgettableexperience.

In addition to his stand-up success, Felipe has started to make a name forhimself on the small and big screens. With recurring roles on hit TV shows suchas "Superstore", "The Eric Andre Show", "Gentefied", and "Victor and Valentino",as well as appearances in films including "Guest House" with Pauly Shore, "7th &Union" with Omar Chaparro, "Daddy Daughter Trip" with Rob Schneider, and"You People" with Eddie Murphy and Jonah Hill, Felipe has proven himself to bea versatile and talented performer.

Felipe will be working on his 5th stand-up special during this new tour, promisingeven more laughs and unforgettable moments. With a slew of exciting projectson the horizon, Felipe shows no signs of slowing down.

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