The Deal

• $20 for one G-Pass for early-discount general-admission lawn (up to $33.25 value) [Limited tickets available at this special price]
• $25 for one G-Pass for general-admission lawn (up to $33.25 value)
• Click to view the seating chart

How G-Pass Works: Your G-Pass will be ready to print 48 hours after the deal ends. Print the G-Pass and use it to enter the venue directly; you won’t need to redeem at will call. Due to security restrictions, G-Passes cannot be redeemed through the mobile app. Discount reflects the merchant’s current ticket prices - price may differ on day of event.

Comedy Fest feat. Dave Chappelle & More

• Dave Chappelle: Thanks to his groundbreaking Comedy Central series Chappelle’s Show, the comedian, actor, and scathing social critic soared to household-name status, prompting Esquire to call him “the comic genius of America.” In the past two years, he’s once again taken to touring after a lengthy hiatus from show business.
• Chris Tucker: You probably know him for his wry, fast-talking stand-up comedy, but you definitely know him from his high-profile movie appearances—whether the star or a side character, Tucker is consistently the funniest part of The Fifth Element, the Rush Hour movies, and every insult thrown at Ice Cube in Friday
• Tom Segura: He’s the host of the podcast Your Mom’s House and the star of the Netflix special Completely Normal, and his laidback party guy comedy style was perfect for Ari Shaffir’s true-life confessional mini-series This Is Not Happening, where he told the story of accidentally overdosing on GHB
• Ricky Velez: Born and raised in Queens and recently named “New York’s Funniest” by the New York Comedy Festival, Ricky Velez is a familiar face around Big Apple brick walls, but he made his way into the national consciousness as a contributing writer and recurring figure on The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore
• Sarah Tiana: she’s a favorite of some of the most famous, sharpest tongued female comedians in the world, as a regular feature on Chelsea Lately and a Whitney Cummings short film whose name can’t be repeated here. Filling out her credentials are the recurring character Carmen on Reno 911! and a writing gig on The Burn with Jeff Ross