Big news, right?
In case ya haven’t heard, Conan O’Brien will have a late night talk show once again. Starting in November, you can see Conan on TBS. As part of his severance deal, Conan cannot return to the air until September. But seven months from now, Conan will be on at 11pm, pushing the famed Mexican-America, Jorge Lopez back to midnight.
Until then, you can see Conan as he takes his crew – staff and writers on a musical and comedy tour across the U.S.
Reup-de-doo.
During his hiatus from hosting television, Conan O’Brien will be hitting the road on with the “Legally Prohibited From Being Funny On Television Tour.” The tour will stop in 30 cities, starting in April on the West Coast, hitting New York in early June and continuing on to Bonnaroo before wrapping up in Atlanta on June 14th.
Conan with "intern"
What will this tour consist of? The tour website promises a “night full of music, comedy, hugging, and the occasional awkward silence.” Interesting that music is listed before comedy, reminding us of Conan’s stellar performance on the last episode of the Tonight Show where he played “Freebird.”
Conan will not be banking any money from this tour. His reason for doing it is to keep his writers and staffers employed. “What a guy,” is all I can say.
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