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Comedy Mothership

Joe Rogan's Sixth Street club at the center of the Austin boom

Joe Rogan opened the Comedy Mothership on Austin's Sixth Street in March 2023, and it instantly became the gravitational center of the city's comedy boom. Housed in a renovated historic theater downtown, the club runs two rooms — Fat Man and Little Boy — with lineups drawn from the wave of national-headliner comics who relocated to Austin.

The Mothership is the home of Kill Tony, the live-taped open-mic show that has become one of the biggest platforms in stand-up, and its regular lineups routinely feature comics who sell out theaters on the road. Drop-ins from Rogan and his orbit of podcast regulars are common.

Tickets are released through the club's own site and are notoriously quick to sell out — check the Mothership calendar directly and move fast when new shows post. If you strike out, Austin's wider club scene (including Cap City Comedy Club) keeps stand-up running every night of the week.

Upcoming Shows at Comedy Mothership

Comedy Mothership sells tickets through its own box office, so its shows are not listed on Ticketmaster.

Check the club's official calendar for the current lineup — popular shows sell out fast.

Get Tickets at the Club Site

Frequently Asked Questions

What shows are coming up at Comedy Mothership?
Comedy Mothership books its shows through its own box office, so its calendar is not listed on Ticketmaster. Check the club’s official website for the current lineup and tickets.
Where is Comedy Mothership located?
Comedy Mothership is located in Austin, TX.
How do I get tickets for Comedy Mothership?
Tickets for Comedy Mothership are sold directly through the club’s official website. Popular shows can sell out quickly, so book early.
What is Comedy Mothership known for?
Comedy Mothership is known as joe Rogan's Sixth Street club at the center of the Austin boom. Joe Rogan opened the Comedy Mothership on Austin's Sixth Street in March 2023, and it instantly became the gravitational center of the city's comedy boom. Housed in a renovated historic theater downtown, the club runs two rooms — Fat Man and Little Boy — with lineups drawn from the wave of national-headliner comics who relocated to Austin.