Confirmed: Late Late Show’s Craig Ferguson makes a return

BEVERLY HILLS, CA - APRIL 30: Talk show host Craig Ferguson attends the "Cool Comedy - Hot Cuisine Event To Benefit The Scleroderma Research Foundation" event at Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel on April 30, 2013 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Michael Tullberg/Getty Images)
BEVERLY HILLS, CA - APRIL 30: Talk show host Craig Ferguson attends the "Cool Comedy - Hot Cuisine Event To Benefit The Scleroderma Research Foundation" event at Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel on April 30, 2013 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Michael Tullberg/Getty Images) /
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It’s been quite some time since television’s Craig Ferguson has returned to America. Despite continuing his promise to never set sail in the waters of late night television again, the host has announced a new set of US dates for his upcoming stand-up comedy tour.

Since leaving his ventures in America behind, the comedian now resides in rural Scotland with his family, away from a manic Hollywood life.

After leaving his CBS job back in 2015, the host was soon a fan favourite on Sirius XM before making a permanent decision to focus solely on stand up comedy and authoring. Ferguson released Hobo Fabulous, which toured across the country in 2019, later becoming a 6-part documentary special.

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The former Late Late Show host will soon embark on the Fancy Rascal tour across the United States from September, visiting practically every city in America, we’re not joking. All available tickets can be found on his website or via Ticketmaster.

New shows have recently been announced in Denver, Cleveland and Tampa.

If Ferguson’s upcoming stand up tour doesn’t excite you enough, it seems the former CBS host is keen to begin even more new projects. On Twitter this month, the comedian asked his followers: ‘Podcast?’ with a poll underneath, hinting a return to his Sirius style format back in 2017.

Craig Ferguson congratulates James Corden

Ahead of his US comedy run, Ferguson made sure to congratulate his late night successor, James Corden after the current Late Late Show host announced his departure.

On Twitter, the Scotsman wrote: “Congratulations to @JKCorden
on a spectacular run. Outstanding job! Retirement is awesome. See you at the bingo. Well done my friend. Xx”

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