Adam Sandler to embark on You're My Best Friend comedy tour: How to get tickets
If you can't get enough of Adam Sandler, you're about to get a whole lot more in the next few months.
First up, fans of the comedian, actor and sometimes-singer's onscreen shenanigans can see him in the long-awaited "Happy Gilmore 2," streaming on Netflix beginning July 25.
But even more personal for fans, Sandler will step off the screen and hit the road on his You're My Best Friend tour with stops in major American cities.
Beginning in early September and running through November, Sandler will stop everywhere from Baltimore to Las Vegas, offering up a dose of his well-loved comedic timing (and perhaps a few tunes as well).
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How to get Adam Sandler tour tickets
Tickets for the tour go on sale at noon local time on Friday, June 27. They can be purchased on Ticketmaster or Live Nation. A presale is already underway.
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The "Saturday Night Live" alum will also appear in the Noah Baumbach film, "Jay Kelly," set to be released in select theaters on Nov. 14 before premiering on Netflix Dec. 5.
Netflix is also currently streaming "Adam Sandler: Love You," a comedy special shot in Los Angeles over two days at sold-out shows.
His return to pure comedy comes after Sandler spent several years foraying into more serious roles. Critically lauded for his dramatic performance in films like "Punch-Drunk Love," "Reign Over Me" and "The Meyerowitz Stories," he has most recently starred in "Uncut Gems," which stirred up Oscar talk, and "Hustle."
Contributing: Anna Kaufman, USA TODAY
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