Some nights in Las Vegas feel different the moment they hit the calendar—and Friday, February 6 is shaping up to be one of them. That’s when Chris Distefano, one of the most electric voices in stand-up comedy today, steps onto the stage at the David Copperfield Theater inside MGM Grand for a one-night-only Aces of Comedy performance.
For Distefano fans, this isn’t just another tour stop. It’s a rare chance to see a comedian who’s riding a massive wave of momentum, delivering his signature mix of brutally honest storytelling, rapid-fire punchlines, and infectious charisma—right in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
The show is part of MGM Grand’s Aces of Comedy series, a lineup that has become synonymous with top-tier laughs in Las Vegas. Known for pairing comedy legends with today’s hottest performers, the series has built a reputation for nights where the laughs don’t stop and the energy never dips. Distefano fits squarely into that tradition, bringing a style that feels personal, unpredictable, and wildly entertaining.
A Career Built on Relatability—and Big Moments
Chris Distefano’s rise hasn’t been quiet. In 2023, he made comedy history by becoming the first stand-up comedian to sell out both Radio City Music Hall and The Theater at Madison Square Garden on back-to-back nights—a milestone that confirmed what fans already knew: his voice connects.
His latest comedy special, “It’s Just Unfortunate,” executive produced by Jimmy Kimmel and now streaming on Hulu, continues that streak, leaning into the real-life chaos and observations that have become his calling card. Before that came Netflix’s “Speshy Weshy” and Comedy Central’s “Size 38 Waist,” both of which helped cement his place among comedy’s elite.
Longtime viewers may remember Distefano from MTV’s “Guy Code” and “Girl Code,” while others know him from IFC’s “Benders,” Netflix’s “Ultimate Beastmaster,” or Vice TV’s “Super Maximum Retro Show.” Offstage, he’s just as prolific—co-hosting the hit podcast “History Hyenas” with Yannis Pappas and leading his own popular show, “Chrissy Chaos.” He’s also a familiar face on top podcasts like “The Joe Rogan Experience” and “Your Mom’s House.”
A Perfect Fit for Las Vegas
There’s something about Distefano’s high-octane delivery that feels tailor-made for Las Vegas—big personality, fast laughs, and a room that feeds off energy. Inside the David Copperfield Theater, audiences can expect a night that feels more like hanging out with an outrageously funny friend than watching a traditional stand-up set.
Tickets for the show start at $45 (plus taxes and fees). The public on-sale begins Friday, December 19 at 10 a.m. PT, with presales available Thursday, December 18 for artists and MGM Rewards members. Tickets can be purchased at mgmgrand.com, ticketmaster.com, or any MGM Resorts box office. Guests must be 16 or older, and anyone under 18 must attend with an adult.
More Laughs on the Way
Distefano’s appearance is just one highlight in a stacked future for Aces of Comedy, which will also welcome Rob Schneider, Nurse Blake, Jay Leno, and Tim Allen as part of the 2026 lineup.
For comedy fans, February 6 isn’t just another night in Las Vegas—it’s a chance to catch one of stand-up’s most exciting performers at the peak of his powers. And in a city built on unforgettable nights, that’s saying something.
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