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October 15, 2026 · 7 min read

How to Get Kill Tony Tickets (2026): Where to Buy Safely

How to Get Kill Tony Tickets (2026): Where to Buy Safely

Information checked October 15, 2026.

Quick answer: For Kill Tony tour dates, find your city on the tour schedule and buy through the verified resale marketplace linked there. For the weekly Austin tapings at Comedy Mothership, buy only from the venue's official site — the club prohibits resale and cancels third-party tickets. Those are two completely different buying systems, and mixing them up is the most expensive mistake a buyer can make.

We're an independent guide. We're not affiliated with Kill Tony, Tony Hinchcliffe, the venues, or any ticket seller — we track the tour and point you at legitimate checkouts.

The four ways to see Kill Tony

"Kill Tony tickets" means different things depending on which show you're after. Get this distinction right and everything else follows.

The Kill Tony tour (theater and arena dates). The 2026 tour plays theaters and arenas across North America — the dates listed on our tour schedule. Note: some ticket sellers list these same dates under the name "Killers of Kill Tony," after the touring cast. Same show, different listing title — don't let it throw you. Buying works like any major tour: primary allocation first, then verified resale once it sells through. Every date on our schedule links to a verified resale marketplace with a buyer guarantee.

The Austin podcast tapings (Comedy Mothership). The weekly show is recorded at the Comedy Mothership in Austin, and ticketing here follows the club's rules, not concert rules: tickets are sold only through the venue's official site, resale is strictly prohibited, and tickets suspected of being bought for resale can be canceled at the venue's discretion. The club is 21+, requires valid ID, and does not offer refunds or exchanges. If you buy a "Mothership ticket" from a resale marketplace, you may be buying something the venue won't honor. This is the single most important thing on this page.

Killers of Kill Tony (touring cast shows). The rotating cast — David Lucas, Hans Kim, Martin Phillips, and others (see our cast guide) — also plays dates under their own billing. Buying works the same as the main tour dates: check the schedule, use verified resale.

Tony Hinchcliffe solo appearances. Separate billing, separate tickets, separate policies. If the listing doesn't say Kill Tony, don't assume the Kill Tony buying logic applies.

Buying tour-date tickets, step by step

  1. Find your city on the tour schedule. If your city isn't listed, no date has been announced — we don't list unconfirmed shows.
  2. Click through to the ticket listing for your date. You'll land on a verified resale marketplace — an independent seller platform with a buyer guarantee, not a stranger's DMs.
  3. Compare the all-in price. Resale prices are set by individual sellers and move with demand; the number you see should include fees before you commit. Prices climb as the date approaches and for high-demand rooms.
  4. Check the event title and venue before paying — confirm it says Kill Tony (or Killers of Kill Tony) at the venue you expect, on the date you expect.
  5. Save your tickets to your phone when they arrive. Most are mobile delivery; screenshot tickets from a stranger are never the move.

New to the whole thing? Read what to expect at your first show before you buy — it covers the bucket pull, the format, and the room.

The Austin Mothership, specifically

Because the stakes are highest here, the rules in full — all from the venue's published FAQ:

  • Buy only from the venue's official site. Not a marketplace, not a reseller, not social media.
  • 21+ with valid ID required.
  • No refunds or exchanges, all sales final.
  • Tickets are held at the box office for pickup on show night — bring the email confirmation and a matching photo ID.
  • Arrive on time. The venue states that arriving more than 30 minutes after showtime can mean canceled tickets and released seats, with no refund.

If a Mothership show you want is sold out, a standby line sometimes exists — but entry is never guaranteed. Don't build an expensive trip around it.

What you'll actually pay

We don't publish fixed prices because there aren't any — resale prices move with demand, and any site quoting you a single number is quoting a snapshot. For a breakdown of how pricing tiers generally work on this tour, see our ticket price guide. The honest version: check the live listing for your date, compare the all-in total, and be skeptical of anything far below market — that's where scams live.

Resale, transfers, and refunds — the honest version

  • Tour dates: resale is a normal, legitimate way to buy. The marketplace's buyer guarantee is what protects you — read its terms at checkout, especially around cancellations.
  • Mothership tapings: resale is prohibited by the venue. A resale "guarantee" from a marketplace doesn't override the club's door policy.
  • Refunds: set by whoever processed your purchase, not by us and not by the show. If a date is canceled or rescheduled, the marketplace contacts you with options.

Scams to avoid

  • Screenshot or PDF "tickets" from social media sellers. The oldest trick in the book.
  • Any Mothership ticket not bought from the venue's official site.
  • Listings that won't show you the all-in price until the last checkout step.
  • Anyone selling a "presale code" — legitimate presale information comes from venues and promoters, never from a stranger charging for it.

Frequently asked questions

Is it safe to buy Kill Tony tickets from a resale site? For tour dates, yes — provided it's an established marketplace with a buyer guarantee, which is what every ticket link on our schedule uses. For Mothership tapings, no — buy from the venue directly.

Why do some listings say "Killers of Kill Tony" instead of "Kill Tony"? That's the touring cast's billing. Sellers often list the 2026 tour dates under that name. It's the same show our schedule lists as the Kill Tony Tour.

What if my city's show is sold out? Check the resale listing anyway — sold out at the box office doesn't mean sold out everywhere. If nothing's available, don't buy from social media sellers; wait for added dates.

Can I get a refund if I can't go? That depends on the marketplace's policy, not the show. Check the terms at checkout before you buy — assume all sales are final unless stated otherwise.

*Tour dates change. If you spot an outdated date or a broken ticket link, let us know — we'd rather fix it than leave it up.*

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