Shane Gillis Announces Lincoln Financial Field Homecoming Performance

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Shane Gillis Announces Lincoln Financial Field Homecoming Performance

Comedian Shane Gillis is preparing for a significant milestone. On July 17, 2026, he will perform a solo headlining show at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This event marks a memorable homecoming for Gillis, a devoted Philadelphia Eagles fan, as he expects to entertain over 60,000 fans in attendance.

Event Details

This performance will be a one-night-only event, underlining Gillis’s deep ties to his home city. The special occasion will include announcements of guest performers at a later date.

Presale and Ticket Sales

Artist Presale: Begins November 25 at 10 a.m. ET.
Local Presale: Starts November 26 at 10 a.m. local time.
General Onsale: Kicks off on November 28 at 10 a.m. local time.

Brian Napoli, the Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships for the Philadelphia Eagles, expressed excitement for the event. He remarked on Gillis’s strong local roots and the significance of hosting such a renowned entertainer at their venue.

Shane Gillis’s Rising Stardom

This year has been pivotal for Gillis, one of the leading touring comedians today. He is currently wrapping up a massive international tour spanning over 45 cities. He has set ticket sales records at six arenas, including Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena, and achieved sell-outs at thirteen other venues, each marking their largest comedy shows ever.

Upcoming Projects

Earlier in the year, Gillis was seen hosting notable events, including Saturday Night Live and the ESPYS. His acclaimed Netflix series, Tires, is confirmed for a third season in 2026. Alongside Matt McCusker, Gillis also runs Matt and Shane’s Secret Podcast, which ranks as the number one comedy podcast on Patreon and frequently features in Spotify’s Top 15 U.S. Comedy Charts.

In addition to his stand-up, Gillis is stepping into films. He has secured roles alongside Hollywood heavyweights such as Christian Bale and Nicolas Cage in David O. Russell’s Madden. He also stars with Al Pacino and Vince Vaughn in Nic Pizzolatto’s Easy’s Waltz, which premiered at TIFF.