The demand was clear enough the first time. When Nikki Glaser’s Stunning Tour announced a single San Antonio date for November 2026, tickets moved fast enough that a second night was added at the Majestic Theatre — Sunday, November 8, at 7:00 PM — before most of the city had finished reading the announcement. That kind of velocity tells you something about where Glaser stands in American comedy right now: at the top, and pulling away.
About Nikki Glaser
Born in Cincinnati in 1984, Glaser has been building toward this moment for the better part of twenty years — grinding the club circuit, recording specials, hosting podcasts, refining the voice. The voice is what people remember: brutally honest, fearlessly observational, trained specifically on the subjects that comedians used to treat as too raw for the room — sex, relationships, aging, pop culture. Glaser made the room meet her.
Her special discography tells the arc plainly: Perfect (2016), Bangin’ (2019), Good Clean Filth (HBO, 2022), Someday You’ll Die (HBO, 2024). That last one set the record as the largest-streaming-audience comedy special in HBO Max history. Earlier this year, her Hulu special Good Girl — taped at St. Louis’s Fabulous Fox Theatre, premiered April 24, 2026 — continued the run without interruption. The New York Times named her Comedian of the Year in 2024. TIME included her among the 100 Most Influential People of 2025.
Then came the Golden Globes. On January 5, 2025, Glaser became the first woman to solo host the ceremony — and did it in a way that critics could not easily dismiss: sharp, confident, exactly what the format needed. She returned to host the 83rd ceremony in January 2026 and is scheduled to return again in January 2027. Three consecutive years at the podium does not happen to performers who are merely serviceable at the job.
The Stunning Tour — a 32-date international run across Europe and North America, spanning June through December 2026 — features all-new material. San Antonio is getting her near the peak of her public presence, on a run that added a second night here because the first sold out.
About the Majestic Theatre San Antonio
The Majestic Theatre — 2,264 seats at 224 E Houston St, downtown San Antonio, near the River Walk and the Alamo — is the right room for this. On-site bars offer wine, beer, and cocktails. Doors open approximately one hour before the 7:00 PM show. Bags larger than 12" x 6" x 12" and backpacks are not permitted; diaper and medical bags are excepted. The venue provides step-free access, wheelchair availability, accessible restrooms, and services for deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
Tickets
Tickets for Sunday, November 8 are available via the link below. This is the second San Antonio night on The Stunning Tour — the original November 7 date is a separate show. Doors open approximately one hour before the 7:00 PM show.
Get Tickets — Nikki Glaser at the Majestic Theatre, November 8, 2026