Comedian Fortune Feimster will play the Fox Tucson Theatre on Sept. 11.

After the two years weโ€™ve just experienced, we all need a good laugh.

Weโ€™re talking deep in the belly, makes-your-sides-hurt kinda good laugh.

The comedy gods must have heard our prayers because we have 18 big-name comedians from โ€œWeird Alโ€ Yankovich to Chelsea Handler heading our way from now through yearโ€™s end to help us navigate all the not-so-funny in our world these days.

Hereโ€™s whoโ€™s coming and how to get tickets.

AVA at Casino del Sol

5655 W. Valencia Road; tickets at etix.com

Gabriel โ€œFluffyโ€ Iglesias brings his โ€œBack on Tourโ€ show July 16; $32-$100.

Australian stand-up Jim Jefferies will have you second-guessing everything you hold near and dear when he takes the stage Aug. 26; $12-$175.

George Lopez returns with his โ€œOMG Hi!โ€ comedy tour Oct. 22; $24-$100.

Fox Tucson Theatre

17 W. Congress St.; tickets at foxtucson.com

Christian/family-friendly comedian Jeff Allen is helping Tucson radio station The Drive 101.7 FM celebrate its third anniversary with his โ€œJeff Allen 2.0โ€ tour Aug. 6; $44-$84.

Fortune Feimster borrows from her Netflix special โ€œSweet & Saltyโ€ in her latest stand-up tour Sept. 11; $42.50-$62.50.

โ€œWeird Alโ€ Yankovic brings his โ€œThe Unfortunate Return of the Ridiculously Self-Indulgent, Ill-Advised Vanity Tourโ€ here with special guest Emo Philips at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27; $47.50-$329.

Comedian Lewis Black returns to Tucson with a show at the Fox on Sept. 30.

Lewis Black is back with โ€œOff the Railsโ€ on Sept. 30; $35-$125.

Satirist John Waters makes his first post-COVID Tucson appearance with โ€œFalse Negative: An Evening with John Watersโ€ on Oct. 15; $37.50-$75.

Brian Regan, whose sometimes self-deprecating comedy involves some pretty aerobic body contortions, returns Nov. 20; $40-$110.

Rialto Theatre

318 E. Congress St; tickets at rialtotheatre.com

Latin comics Teo Gonzalez and Rogelio Ramos share the stage July 22; $49-$129.

Noted podcaster and comedian Marc Maron brings โ€œThis May Be the Last Timeโ€ on Sept. 16.

Satirist/provocateur Henry Rollins doesnโ€™t really fall into the category of comedy, but heโ€™s really funny. Heโ€™s bringing his โ€œGood to See You 2022โ€ show Sept. 28; $34-$50.

Actor/โ€SNLโ€ alumnus/stand-up Rob Schneiderโ€˜s โ€œI Have Issues Tourโ€ is here Oct. 16; $35-$75.

Bollywood star and Indian stand-up Vir Dasโ€˜s โ€œWanted World Tourโ€ is here Oct. 21; $28-$48.

Tucson Convention Center

Linda Ronstadt Tucson Music Hall, Tucson Arena and Leo Rich Theater โ€” 260 S. Church Ave.; tickets through tucsonconventioncenter.com

Comedian/singer Rodney Carrington brings his โ€œLet Me In!โ€ tour to the Music Hall on Aug. 5; $47.50-$197.50.

Two-time Emmy winner John Mulaney brings his โ€œFrom Scratchโ€ tour to Tucson Arena on Oct. 21; $57.50-$147.50.

Chelsea Handlerโ€˜s โ€œVaccinated and Horny Tourโ€ pulls into the Music Hall on Nov. 5; $53.50-$167.50.

Steve Treviรฑo is โ€œAmericaโ€™s Favorite Husband.โ€ At least thatโ€™s what he will have you believing when he plays Leo Rich Theater on Dec. 17; $43-$63.


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Contact reporter Cathalena E. Burch at cburch@tucson.com. On Twitter @Starburch