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Comedian, producer, and actor known for his role on “Black-ish,” Deon Cole will bring his My New Normal Tour to the Valley.
The tour kicks off Sept. 15 in Pennsylvania and makes a Phoenix stop Saturday, Nov. 4, at Celebrity Theatre, 440 N. 32nd St.
General sales tickets are available starting at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 11 at LiveNation.com.
Currently appearing on the acclaimed drama series "Average Joe" on BET+, Cole can also be seen in Jeymes Samuels’ Netflix film, "The Harder They Fall," where he shares the screen with Idris Elba and Regina King, and in Kenya Barris' "You People" on Netflix, starring alongside Eddie Murphy.
He will also star in the anticipated Amblin/Warner Bros. adaptation of "The Color Purple," where he'll share the spotlight with Taraji P. Henson and Colman Domingo, directed by the talented Blitz Bazawule.
Cole’s work on "Black-ish" earned him the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series award at the NAACP Image Awards for three consecutive years.
He has several comedy specials under his belt with his latest one-hour special, "Carleen's Boy," which recently premiered on Netflix to rave reviews. Prior to that he starred in “Cole Hearted,” also for Netflix, which was released in 2019 after the success of his appearance in Netflix's “The Standups.”
