Biography and career highlights: Craig Ferguson began his career in stand-up before achieving broad fame as a television host and actor. He hosted The Late Late Show (2005–2014), earning a Peabody Award for its cultural impact in 2009. He later hosted Celebrity Name Game (2014–2017), winning Daytime Emmy Awards in 2015 and 2016. Beyond television, Ferguson has contributed voice work to animated features like How to Train Your Dragon and Brave, and he hosts Joy, a podcast on iHeart, launched in 2023 and continuing to engage audiences with his distinctive voice and humor. His discography spans several decades, with recent live and studio releases offering fans a window into his storytelling craft.
Discography highlights: Ferguson's releases showcase a blend of humor, storytelling, and performance art. Notable entries include Hobo Fabulous (2020, Comedy Dynamics), Tickle Fight (2018, Comedy Dynamics), I'm Here to Help (2013, New Wave Dynamics), A Big Stoatir (1990, Polydor), Mental, Bing Hitler Is Dead? (1988, Polydor), and Live at the Tron (1986, Jammy Records). Fans can explore these works to trace Ferguson’s evolving voice and comedic perspective over the years.
Upcoming tour info: The 2025 itinerary includes multiple dates across the United States. Notable stops include The Magnolia in El Cajon, CA on October 12, 2025; Golden State Theatre in Monterey, CA on October 10, 2025; Ridgefield Playhouse in Ridgefield, CT on October 29, 2025; Plymouth Memorial Hall in Plymouth, MA on November 1, 2025; and Sherman Theater in Stroudsburg, PA on December 5, 2025. Each show is a standalone event with its own venue details. For tickets, visit the official tour site linked below and secure your seats early for the best availability.
Social and official links: Stay connected with Craig Ferguson online at the official tour site thecraigfergusonshow.com, on Instagram at @craigyferg, and explore Joy, a podcast hosted via iHeart, at Joy with Craig Ferguson.