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Kill Tony hits Intuit Dome in Inglewood tonight at Netflix Is A Joke Fest
Kill Tony just took over the 18,000-seat Intuit Dome tonight in Inglewood. The world’s #1 live comedy podcast is dominating Netflix Is A Joke Fest 2026. Expect brutal roasts, surprise guests, and pure unpredictable comedy gold.
Kill Tony is the world’s #1 live comedy podcast, with over 700 episodes and millions of loyal fans worldwide. Tonight marks a milestone moment as the show performs at its largest venue ever. The Intuit Dome seats 18,000 people, a dramatic upgrade from traditional comedy clubs.
Tony Hinchcliffe created this format in 2013 alongside co-host Brian Redban. The show records live every Monday night and broadcasts on YouTube and all major podcast platforms. Netflix recently signed a deal with the show after three successful comedy specials.
Tony Hinchcliffe Seals Kill Tony Deal with FOX’s Red Seat Ventures
kill tony has signed a multiyear partnership with Red Seat Ventures, giving the live comedy podcast distribution across FOX’s streaming services, including Tubi and FOX One, plus YouTube and other third-party platforms. The move extends a show with more than 2.6 million YouTube subscribers and nearly 3 million downloads per episode into a broader sales and distribution setup.
Hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe and Brian Redban, the show now sits inside a network that FOX has been building around podcasting. Chris Balfe said, "We are thrilled to be partnering with Tony and the Kill Tony entourage in bringing their wildly funny and captivating live comedy podcast to our growing portfolio of genre-defining creator content".
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Tampa Bay’s best comedy gigs this week, including Healing with Humor fundraiser, Kill Tony and more
Healing With Humor, a non-profit founded by local comedian (and previous Best of the Bay winner) Rahn Hortman, raises funds for individuals and their families impacted by sickle cell disease. The comedy show is the second such fundraiser for the organization held at Side Splitters, with the first netting around $6,000.
Hortman knows how the disease can affect a family personally: Two of his adult children suffer from it, with one recently released from the hospital after a lengthy stay. A portion of ticket sales will go to the charity, as will proceeds from a raffle and a 50/50 drawing. Local business leaders Michael Donor and Erica Paradise are also personally sponsoring the event.
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