Tickets Now on Sale for Live Shows of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's "The Nightman Cometh"

If there was one moment of Season Four of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia that was more memorable than Charlie jumping out of a moving van, it was undoubtedly "The Nightman Cometh," the hilarious rock-opera spoof/play-within-the-show from the season finale. After a sold-out live performance of the play in Los Angeles, the cast agreed to do a limited-engagement, nationwide tour this September.

Charlie, Mac, Dennis, Dee and Frank will all be reprising their roles, and The Waitress and Artemis are slated to join in as well. Come one come all, to a beautiful show! It's gonna be awesome, and some other stuff! We can only pray no one has to pay the Troll Toll to get in.

Tickets are now on sale for "The Nightman Cometh." Dates:

September

15 - Boston, Mass. @ House of Blues Boston

16 - New York, N.Y. @ Beacon Theatre

17 - Philadelphia, Pa. @ Tower Theater

22 - Seattle, Wash. @ Moore Theater

24 - San Francisco, Calif. @ Nob Hill Masonic Center

25 - Los Angeles, Calif. @ Hollywood Palladium

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By Chris C on August 10, 2009

Why they gotta be all hatin' New York?

By Tyler on August 10, 2009

It will be in New York as well on Sept. 16 at the Beacon Theater...

By MelissaWhore on August 11, 2009

Nice reporting douche. This news is a week old and EVERY show was sold out within minutes of presale. Now scalper scum are trying to rape fans of the show by charging up to a grand a ticket. Frakkin' scumbags deserve no press. Nice leaving out the Beacon show in NYC on the 16th. Guess you just happened to be scrolling through LiveNation when this caught you eye?

By Paste News on August 11, 2009

Thanks to readers who pointed out there's an NY show, it's been corrected.

As of this post, tickets are still available for the Boston and L.A. shows, get em while they're hot!

By Manda on August 12, 2009

Pet Peeve: A nationwide tour is not nationwide when there are no dates in the midwest! There is a whole area of the country between the coasts. Google it.