Pete Holmes is heading back to Massachusetts for a night of stand-up comedy at MGM Springfield's ARIA Ballroom, with the Lexington native scheduled to take the stage on Saturday, March 20, 2027, at 8 p.m. Tickets for the show go on sale this Friday, November 13.
According to MassLive, tickets will be available starting Friday through MGMSpringfield.com. The outlet identifies Holmes as hailing from Lexington, Mass., making the Springfield stop something of a homecoming gig for the comedian.
A Career Spanning TV, Podcasts, and Animation
Holmes has built a wide-ranging comedy career across television and digital platforms. He created and starred in HBO's Crashing, which Judd Apatow produced, and he also created and starred in TBS' The Pete Holmes Show, produced by Conan O'Brien, per the same report.
His television résumé also includes a starring role in CBS' How We Roll, along with appearances in two HBO stand-up comedy specials, the report notes. Holmes has further stretched into animation and voice work, serving as a guest writer and performer on multiple episodes of The Simpsons.
Beyond the Screen: Podcasts, Books, and a Viral Baby
Outside of scripted television, Holmes is known to many as the voice behind the eTrade baby character, and he created Badman, a Batman parody series on YouTube. He also hosts the long-running You Made It Weird podcast, as noted by Pete Holmes, and authored the book Comedy Sex God, rounding out a résumé that spans stand-up stages, streaming comedy, and publishing.
Additional details on the March performance, including ticket availability, are expected to be posted at MGMSpringfield.com as the on-sale date approaches.
