UPDATE: The Kevin Hart show at Loveland’s Budweiser Events Center in Loveland has been cancelled, according to the venue.
Tickets had not yet gone on sale – they were scheduled to be available at 10 a.m. Oct. 2 – but fans were no doubt already making plans to attend, given that Hart’s Sept. 7 show at the Pepsi Center was not only sold out, but the biggest-grossing comedy event in Colorado history, according to promoter Live Nation.
A representative for the Budweiser Events Center said an update will be available shortly.
Hart’s “What Now?” tour just played , but since the 36-year-old is arguably at the height of his powers, a quick return visit didn’t seem all that odd.
The Pepsi Center show was sold out, resulting in the biggest live-comedy gross in the history of Colorado, according to Live Nation. That’s impressive but not so shocking, since Hart’s movies, talk show appearances and general stand-up prowess have proven him as one of the hardest-working, most kinetic performers around.
Hart’s pop-culture presence also got another heavy bump this week with a new ad campaign for H&M and an appearance on Comedy Central’s just-launched “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah” .
Tickets for Hart’s Nov. 24 show at the 7,200-capacity venue in Loveland — which is less than half the size of the Pepsi Center — were slated to go on sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 2 via .
John Wenzel: 303-954-1642, jwenzel@denverpost.com or @johnwenzel
