Tours
February 16, 2026

Natalie Cuomo announces Australian Comedy Tour for July 2026

Natalie Cuomo has become a breakout name on comedy circuits throughout the United States, bringing a fresh perspective and air of humour to stages around the world.

The touring stand up comedian has cultivated a global fanbase that has fallen for her unapologetically authentic brand of comedy and in July, Australian audiences will be able to experience NATALIE CUOMO themselves when she arrives for a brand new run of shows.


KEY DATES AND TICKETS

DAL Presale: Wed 18 Feb @ 10 AM AEDT
Sign up: DAL Presale:
https://daltours.cc/NatalieCuomo
General On Sale:
Thu 19 Feb @ 10 AM AEDT

CUOMO’s prolific rise in recent years has seen her amass over 2.4 million followers and 100 million views of her content across social media channels. Online, her presence has included the development of a strong community of followers on Twitch, while in the world of podcasting, CUOMO has been at the helm of her own show, Help! With Natalie Cuomo, which is currently available on multiple streaming platforms.

For CUOMO, her comedy career has its roots in New York, where she cut her teeth in stand up, eventually being named one of New York Comedy Festival’s ‘Comics To Watch’ in 2023, as well as a finalist in the same festival’s ‘New York’s Funniest Competition’ in 2024. The release of her debut album, Shut Up You Loved It, charted at #1 on the iTunes Comedy Charts, bringing CUOMO further notoriety and success.

📆 TOUR DATES

Thursday 16 July - Sit Down Comedy Club, Brisbane
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Friday 17 July - The Comedy Store, Sydney
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Saturday 18 July - Thornbury Theatre, Melbourne
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Monday 20 July - The Rechabite, Perth
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