Dave Chappelle & Chris Rock Set To Co-Headline A Five-Show January Tour

Dave Chappelle & Chris Rock Set To Co-Headline A Five-Show January Tour
Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock are going on tour again!
According to reports, the pair will be co-headlining a five-show tour from Jan. 20-27 that will send them to Oklahoma City, St. Louis, Memphis, Birmingham and North Charleston. The two comedians previously toured together last December during Dave Chappelle’s controversial “Saturday Night Live” monologue where he spoke on Kanye West’s anti-semitism rants.

This comes amidst Chris Rock’s upcoming Netflix special “Selective Outrage,” premiering on the platform on Saturday (March 4). Chris Rock, 57, will become the first comedian to perform live on Netflix, taking the stage at an undisclosed venue in Baltimore to record his new special. Rock is likely to address Will Smith’s infamous Oscar slap on “Selective Outrage.” Previously the comedian admitted:
“People expect me to talk about the bullsh*t. I’m not going to talk about it right now. I’ll get to it eventually — on Netflix.”

Will Smith, Chris Rock
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