Entertainment
HOT 97’S April Fools’ Day Comedy Show
WQHT HOT 97 FM, the #1 station for Hip Hop and R&B, is bringing the laughs back to the legendary Theatre at Madison Square Garden
WQHT HOT 97 FM, the #1 station for Hip Hop and R&B, is bringing the laughs back to the legendary Theatre at Madison Square Garden on Friday, April 1st with the April Fools’ Day Comedy Show.
Hosted by the iconic Tracy Morgan, the April Fools’ Day Comedy Show promises laugh-out-loud performances by some of the funniest people in show business including Aries Spears, Ricky Smiley, Deray Davis, Dominique, Felipe Esparza and more.
HOT 97 has your chance to win tickets each weekday with Ebro in the Morning, Megan Ryte, Nessa & Funk Flex. Tune in to win, and make sure you’re part of the comedic event of the year!
HOT 97’s April Fools’ Day Comedy Show is presented by Marquee Concerts. Tickets are on-sale now at Ticketmaster.com.
Show begins at 8:00pm; head to HOT97.com for more details. Don’t miss out and be the butt of the joke; get your tickets today!
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