Sheng Wang Upcoming Events & Tickets
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TOUR: Stand-up comedian Sheng Wang has announced his U.S. 2025-26 Tour, bringing his laid-back, sharply observant humor to stages across the country. Following the success of his acclaimed Netflix special Sweet and Juicy, produced by Ali Wong, Wang is hitting the road with a fresh hour of comedy — and his trademark mix of dry wit, real-life absurdity, and unexpectedly deep reflections on everyday life.
The upcoming tour kicks off early fall 2025, with stops planned in such cities as Tacoma, Charleston, Durham, Cleveland, Columbus, Newark, Milwaukee, Colorado Springs, Washington D.C., and more. Wang will also reach new corners of the country with first-time appearances in mid-sized markets and college towns, giving more fans a chance to see him live in intimate theater settings.
UPDATE: Sheng Wang is extending his tour into 2026 with additional shows in Asheville, Nashville, Orlando, Santa Fe, Turlock, and Monterey.
TICKETS: Tickets for Sheng Wang 2025 shows are on sale via EventsChaser, with NO additional hidden fees. Prices generally start in the $60–$70 range, depending on venue and seating tier. VIP, premium, and front-row seats can climb into the $300–$1000+ range, depending on package choice. Secure your seats early with us and don’t miss your chance to see Sheng Wang live in 2025!
ABOUT: Sheng Wang is a Taiwanese American stand-up comedian and writer known for his laid-back delivery, sharp observational humor, and quietly subversive takes on everyday life. He first gained national attention as a finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing and quickly built a reputation in the comedy world for his smooth, conversational style and fresh, grounded material.
Sheng’s breakout moment came in 2022 with his first Netflix special, Sweet and Juicy, produced and directed by Ali Wong. The special earned rave reviews for its deadpan humor, unexpectedly deep insights, and bits about grapes, Costco, and the absurd rituals of adult life.
Sheng has written for and appeared on several major comedy platforms, including Fresh Off the Boat, HBO’s 2 Dope Queens, and Comedy Central’s Stand-Up Presents. He was also a staff writer on the ABC series Fresh Off the Boat, bringing his voice to mainstream television while continuing to tour nationally as a stand-up.
Wang’s comedy often touches on themes of health, identity, laziness, language, and the strangeness of trying to live well in a world that rarely makes sense. His jokes feel effortless but are razor-sharp, delivered with a mellow charm that belies their precision.
