Stand-up comedian Matt Rife is gearing up for his next comedy tour, even though his current ProbleMATTic World Tour is still ongoing. He promises that this upcoming tour will be “bigger” than before.

This past Tuesday, Rife took to social media to express his excitement about the 2025 Stay Golden Tour, stating he is “thrilled to see y’all for even bigger and better shows.” In his announcement video, he remarked, “The greatest fans on earth made my biggest dreams come true,” reflecting on the approximately 700 performances he’s given in the last two years.

The North American leg of the Stay Golden Tour is set to kick off on March 8 in Dallas, wrapping up on December 31 in Boston, featuring 30 scheduled dates. A unique “special taping” will take place during his September performances in Austin, Texas.

Rife’s current tour is set to conclude at the end of December with a series of shows in Chicago that had been pushed back earlier this year due to Rife facing “extreme exhaustion symptoms.”

The 29-year-old is well-known for his quick wit and crowd interactions. After two successful stand-up specials on YouTube and last year’s Netflix special titled “Matt Rife: Natural Selection,” he has amassed a considerable fan following. However, he’s also faced some criticism.

As his popularity skyrocketed, Rife received backlash over a joke he made regarding domestic violence victims, which he later addressed with what some considered a “fake apology,” referring critics to a website that marketed “special needs helmets,” leading to accusations of ableism.

The “Wild ‘N Out ” veteran is also set to publish a memoir this December. The book will explore his journey to becoming a prominent figure in comedy before turning thirty, including candid stories that range from competitive rap battles with former convicts to his personal battles with depression and various setbacks on his rise to fame.

How to get tickets to Matt Rife’s 2025 Stay Golden Tour

Pre-sales for the Stay Golden Tour will begin this Wednesday at noon local time. Fans can sign up for code access through Rife’s official website.

According to a press release from Live Nation, there will be “additional presales available throughout the week leading up to the general sale,” which starts on November 22 at noon local time.

Matt Rife’s 2025 tour dates, cities

• Saturday, March 8: Dallas – American Airlines Center
• Sunday, March 9: Houston – Toyota Center
• Saturday, March 22: Pittsburgh – PPG Paints Arena
• Sunday, March 23: Minneapolis – Target Center
• Saturday, April 12: Fresno, California – Save Mart Arena
• Sunday, April 13: San Diego – Viejas Arena
• Sunday, May 4: Morrison, Colorado – Red Rocks Amphitheatre
• Saturday, May 17: Manchester, New Hampshire – SNHU Arena
• Saturday, June 7: Omaha, Nebraska – CHI Health Center
• Sunday, June 8: Des Moines, Iowa – Wells Fargo Arena
• Saturday, June 21: North Charleston, South Carolina – N. Charleston Coliseum
• Sunday, June 22: Birmingham, Alabama – Coca-Cola Amphitheater
• Saturday, July 5: Honolulu – Blaisdell Arena
• Saturday, July 12: Bangor, Maine – Maine Savings Amphitheater
• Sunday, July 13: Montreal – Bell Centre
• Saturday, July 19: New York City – Madison Square Garden
• Saturday, Aug. 9: Columbus, Ohio – Nationwide Arena
• Sunday, Aug. 10: Cleveland, Ohio – Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
• Saturday, Aug. 23: Bend, Oregon – Hayden Homes Amphitheater
• Sunday, Aug. 24: Seattle – Climate Pledge Arena
• Saturday, Sept. 13: Kansas City, Missouri – T-Mobile Center
• Sunday, Sept. 14: St. Louis – Enterprise Center
• Saturday, Sept. 27: Austin, Texas – ACL Live (Early Show) (special taping)
• Saturday, Sept. 27 – Austin, Texas – ACL Live (Late Show) (special taping)
• Saturday, Oct. 18: Anaheim, California – Honda Center
• Sunday, Oct. 19: Mountainview, California – Shoreline Amphitheatre
• Saturday, Nov. 8: Detroit – Little Caesars Arena
• Sunday, Nov. 9: Grand Rapids, Michigan– Van Andel Arena
• Friday, Nov. 28: Hershey, Pennsylvania – Giant Center
• Saturday, Nov. 29: Philadelphia – Wells Fargo Center
• Sunday, Dec. 14: Orlando, Florida – Kia Center
• Wednesday, Dec. 31 – Boston – TD Garden