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Adam Carolla's Coming To Your Suburb
The Adam Carolla Podcast has recently turned mobile. Last month, in Orange County, Carolla sold out multiple shows featuring his own stand-up, and chats with hilarious guests like Greg Fitzsimmons, Whitney Cummings and Aisha Tyler. The show will be on the road for the month of February... well, a few roads: The 5, The 101 and The 10.
Carolla and friends will be in Orange County on Feb 3rd at the Brea Improv, and Feb 17th at the Irvine Improv. The podcast rolls to the Ontario Improv on Feb 10 and premiers in Carolla's hometown of North Hollywood, on Saturday Feb 27th at the El Portal Theater. Tomorrow's shows at the Hollywood Improv are sold out.
More information can be found on Carolla's website.
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