Hannah Berner’s comedy tour titled “None Of My Business” ticket purchasing guide.

Hold onto your overpriced lattes, folks! Comedian and reality TV demi-goddess Hannah Berner is dusting off her microphone and heading out on her “None Of My Business” tour this fall, because apparently, sharing a house with friends on Bravo wasn’t enough exposure for her. Exciting, isn’t it? Who doesn’t want to pay to see someone riff on their reality TV backstory live?

The journey kicks off on September 5 in the exotic locale of Vancouver, which, let’s be honest, has probably done more for her career than any of those picturesque Hamptons views. Following Vancouver, expect Berner to drop her relatable humor bomb in cities like Sacramento, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Las Vegas, and Houston, finally wrapping it all up in Kansas City on December 6. Presale for tickets is already underway—because why wait for a middle-of-the-road punchline, when you can spend your hard-earned cash right now? Use the code BUTTER for your presale needs, because who wouldn’t want to personalize their ticket-buying experience?

Speaking of monumental, mark your calendars for November 7, when Berner will be gracing the Chevalier Theatre in Medford, MA. The cheapest ticket as of now (because we all love a good deal, don’t we?) stands at a mere $91—an investment for a night of probable humor and laughter. You can pick up said marvel of a ticket for a steal at places like StubHub, VividSeats, and SeatGeek. Who knew comedy could be a stock market lesson?

For those of you who haven’t been following her meteoric rise from reality TV to the stand-up stage, Hannah Berner was first seen on the Bravo series “Summer House,” convincing people that the Hamptons is the pinnacle of summer living. She then teamed up with another “Summer House” escapee, Paige DeSorbo, to form the wildly popular podcast “Giggly Squad” where they probably discuss the ups and downs of questionable personal choices while giggling at an alarming frequency.

Earlier this year, this comedic whirlwind wrapped up her sold-out national tour “Club Giggly,” which we can only assume involved a lot of alt-comedy and possibly some extravagant pastries. And speaking of impressive feats, her last stand-up tour surprisingly produced a Netflix special, “We Ride at Dawn,” which miraculously debuted at #2 on the platform. Because who wouldn’t want to watch humor that almost outshines binge-watching reality shows?

For those itching to catch Hannah’s humor live, here is the full itinerary of her “None Of My Business” tour: a delightful mix of cities with ticket information that can be grabbed through our favorite ticketing sites. Because surely, scouring the internet to find a seat at a comedy show should be yesterday’s Netflix escape. Just think of all the SEO optimization at play here—don’t you feel smarter already?

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