Stand-up comedian and actor Vir Das is set to take his global comedy tour ‘I Say We Run’ to New York’s iconic Radio City Music Hall on January 30, 2027. The performance will be held at 7 PM ET and is part of Das’ ongoing international tour. The official Radio City Music Hall listing confirms the New York show and the January 30 date.
According to an ANI report, the upcoming performance marks another major stop in Das’ international comedy journey as he continues to take his stand-up act to audiences across the world. The tour began at London’s Royal Albert Hall and is scheduled to travel to the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai before reaching New York in January 2027.
Speaking about the Radio City Music Hall performance, Das said he has had the opportunity to perform at several iconic venues around the world and described representing India and taking Indian comedy to such spaces as a special experience. He also called Radio City Music Hall a venue “where all legends have performed” and said taking his new stand-up show there was an honour.
The New York performance adds another prominent venue to the tour’s international itinerary. Das has previously performed at major venues including the Sydney Opera House, Esplanade in Singapore and Carnegie Hall in New York, as he has built an international audience through his stand-up work.
The ‘I Say We Run’ show is scheduled at Radio City Music Hall on Saturday, January 30, 2027, at 7 pm. The venue’s official listing states that general ticket sales are scheduled to begin on September 28, following the announced presale windows.
Vir Das to perform in New York on Jan 30, 2027
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