Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo are bringing their podcast live to Las Vegas, with The Gehls Gehl Tour set to stop at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on Saturday, April 10, 2027. The announcement puts a concrete date and venue behind the duo's next live run, which expands their touring footprint to 21 new cities.
According to KSNV, presales for the Las Vegas show began Tuesday at 10 a.m. PT and run through Thursday at 11:59 p.m. PT, with tickets opening to the general public Friday at 10 a.m. PT. Dates and tickets for the full tour schedule are listed on the Giggly Squad website and Ticketmaster, per the same report.
The Chelsea is a 40,000-square-foot theater-style venue designed to evoke an industrial factory, with two levels, according to MGM Resorts. It seats roughly 3,200 for concerts, and will host Berner and DeSorbo's Las Vegas show.
From Instagram Live to Arena-Sized Crowds
Giggly Squad didn't start as a business. The podcast grew out of informal nightly Instagram Live chats Berner and DeSorbo hosted in 2020 while the two were castmates on Bravo's Summer House, according to TIME. The show's name reportedly traces back to a complaint from castmate Kyle Cooke, who was annoyed by their constant giggling on set.
That grassroots start has since turned into one of the biggest comedy podcasts going. By 2024, Giggly Squad had racked up more than 44 million total downloads and consistently ranked among the top 10 comedy podcasts on major platforms, the station's reporting on the show's reach notes. The podcast releases twice weekly.
The Las Vegas stop also follows a proven live track record. Before announcing The Gehls Gehl Tour, Berner and DeSorbo had already headlined The Giggly Squad Live: Club Giggly tour in 2024, a 43-city run that included two sold-out shows at New York's Radio City Music Hall.
A Nine-Figure Deal Fuels the Expansion
The tour announcement lands weeks after SiriusXM signed a multi-year agreement with Berner and DeSorbo for exclusive global sales rights across the podcast's audio and video episodes, starting new original programming from the show in 2027. Industry estimates put the four-year deal at $160 million following a bidding process that reportedly included Amazon and Acast, according to Lainey Gossip.
Both hosts have built individual careers alongside the podcast. Berner has a Netflix comedy special, We Ride at Dawn. DeSorbo has also introduced a loungewear line.
The pair also co-authored How to Giggle: A Guide to Taking Life Less Seriously.
More Stops Take Shape for Early 2027
Las Vegas is just one piece of a tour that's still filling in its map. Early venue announcements show a stop at the Chevalier Theatre near Boston on January 30, 2027, according to Bravo and Cocktails.
For Las Vegas fans, the appeal is twofold: a chance to see hosts who built their audience one Instagram Live at a time now filling a 3,200-seat theater, and a tour date that arrives alongside the podcast's biggest commercial milestone yet.
