Taylor Tomlinson at Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis

TAYLOR TOMLINSON is down and ready to spill the hottest tea yet! From her early days in the church comedy circuit to her massive breakthrough with her Netflix special “Quarter-Life Crisis” in 2020, she’s got it all. Showcasing her growth and maturity through her newer releases “Look at You” and “Have It All”, the comedy star has grown more comfortable revealing deeper sides of her personal life. This time, she’s deconstructing her faith, talking sexuality, and answering the question — is it worth it to have a child these days?

Some might call it controversial, while a whole lot of her fans call her brave, she’s only out here being her true self. Spicing it all up with her relatable stories, funny antics, and alluring charisma, she’s all set to unleash her wildest thoughts. With big revelations on the line, this is arguably her most exciting and intense tour announcement yet.

When she dropped “Quarter-Life Crisis” at the height of the quarantine era, she became a special friend who provided a great deal of laughs while we were all stuck at home. With her name becoming synonymous with relatable stories that everyone needed at the time, she went on to become a massive star in the comedy scene. Now, she’s breaking records as the only female late-night host on TV, hosting “After Midnight” on CBS. Talking about “what set the Internet abuzz that day with a game show feel,” with special guests, she’s got it all!

Looking back at the early days of her career, she felt that people weren’t ready to hear her deep thoughts just yet. “I just started really young, so watching a 19-year-old do stand-up at all is very uncomfortable… People are already scared for you and nervous about the show, [and] I don’t think I had the maturity as a performer to pull those jokes off,” she shared via The Hollywood Reporter’s stand-up Roundtable.

Finding her voice through the chaos, she’s going all out with her SAVE ME TOUR. Listed in Variety’s “10 Comics to Watch” and making it to Forbes 30 Under 30 and TIME100 Next, everyone’s got their eyes on Tomlinson. Moreover, The Hollywood Reporter included her in their list of the “100 Most Powerful Women in Hollywood”.

Once a star in the church comedy circuit, her upcoming tour might be something described as a crisis. For better or for worse, she’s living her best life. We, and a great deal of her fans agree it’s definitely for the best. Sharing a snippet where she describes a hilarious tale of her “religious upbringing”, Tomlinson tells everyone that she’s no longer that religious girl… “I have had some friends find religion as adults recently, which is very upsetting.”

It’s a tour that might piss some people off, but her fans are out here living for her hottest revelations yet.

Taking place at the Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis, the majestic hall awaits her comedy extravaganza. Sit back, relax, and roll in laughs as she marches up the stage on March 21st. Book your tickets now!