Conan O’Brien Announces Massive Tour

While late night tv host Conan O’Brien isn’t allowed on the boob tube for quite some time, the agreement that freed him from his contract with NBC doesn’t say anything about live performances. As such, the extremely tall comedian has just announced a lengthy tour with dates that all went onsale immediately. Conan will also be performing at Bonnaroo on June 11.

Conan follows in the footsteps of the casts of Glee, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Family Guy, who have all brought their television shows to life in front of a live audience. There’s no word on exactly what these live shows will be all about, but we’d expect to see the Masturbating Bear, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, Andy Richter and all of the other characters we loved during Conan’s reign on Late Night and The Tonight Show. Sadly, drummer Max Weinberg will not be a part of Conan’s extensive tour.

For more information on this tour check out The Wrap.

Here’s the complete list of dates…

4/12/10        Eugene, OR    Hult Center for the Performing Arts
4/13/10        Vancouver, BC   Orpheum Theatre
4/14/10 Vancouver, BC Orpheum Theatre
4/16/10       Spokane, WA        INB Performing Arts Center
4/17/10        Enoch, AB, Canada        River Cree Resort & Casino
4/18/10        Seattle, WA    Marion Oliver McCaw Hall
4/19/10 Seattle, WA Marion Oliver McCaw Hall
4/22/10        San Francisco, CA    Nob Hill Masonic Center
4/23/10        San Francisco, CA    Nob Hill Masonic Center
4/24/10        Universal City, CA    Gibson Amphitheater
04/25/10 Los Angeles, CA Gibson Ampitheater
4/29/10        San Diego, CA   San Diego Civic Theatre
4/30/10         Phoenix, AZ  Dodge Theatre
5/1/10           Las Vegas, NV The Pearl Concert Theatre @ The Palms
5/4/10           Reno, NV Grand Sierra Resort & Casino
5/5/10           San Jose, Ca San Jose State University Events Center
5/6/10            Sacramento, CA Sacramento Memorial Auditorium
5/9/10           Boulder, CO Mackey Auditorium
5/10/10         Denver, CO Ellie Caulkins Opera House
5/13/10         Dallas, TX McFarlin Memorial Auditorium- SMU Campus
5/14/10         Austin, TX Austin Music Hall
5/15/10         Tulsa, OK Brady Theater
5/16/10         Kansas City, MO Midland Theatre
5/18/10         Minneapolis, MN Orpheum Theatre
5/19/10         Chicago, IL Chicago Theatre
5/20/10         Chicago, IL Chicago Theatre
5/22/10         Toronto, ON,         Massey Hall
5/30/10         Atlantic City, NJ Borgata Spa & Resort – Event Center
6/1/10           New York, NY Radio City Music Hall
6/2/10        New York, NY Radio City Music Hall
6/4/10         Boston, MA Wang Theater
6/5/10 Boston, MA Wang Theater
6/6/10         Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
6/7/10         Upper Darby, PA Tower Theatre
6/8/10         Washington, DC Constitution Hall
6/11/10         Manchester, TN Bonnaroo Music Festival
6/14/10          Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre

UPDATE: Coco added second shows in Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, NYC and Chicago.