Globally renowned Iranian-American comedian Maz Jobrani has arrived in Australia ahead of his 2025 national tour, with the first show kicking off in Brisbane this Friday, 25 July.
Jobrani, known for his appearances on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, his Netflix special Immigrant, and his numerous international tours, is set to bring his signature blend of sharp wit and cultural humour to audiences across the country. His return to Australia has already garnered attention, with a scheduled appearance on The Project confirming the widespread excitement surrounding his visit.
Tickets for the Australian tour are available now through AB Live Touring: https://www.ablivetouring.com.au/maz-jobrani-2025
A long-standing figure in the comedy world, Jobrani has built a reputation for tackling social and political topics through humour. His body of work includes six stand-up specials—most notably I Come in Peace, I’m Not a Terrorist But I’ve Played One on TV, and Pandemic Warrior—as well as film and television credits in Friday After Next, 13 Going on 30, The Interpreter, Superior Donuts, and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
He is also a regular panelist on NPR’s Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me and a former keynote speaker at UC Berkeley, where he completed his undergraduate studies. In 2016, he introduced First Lady Michelle Obama at a White House event and has since remained an active voice in comedy and community issues.
Jobrani’s tour includes stops in major cities including Melbourne and Sydney, with his Sydney performance taking place at the historic State Theatre. Select media outlets will have the opportunity to conduct backstage interviews at the Sydney show.
With more than 870,000 Instagram followers and over half a million on Facebook, Jobrani’s fanbase spans continents. His Australian shows promise to blend fresh material with the insightful, relatable humour that has made him a household name.
For more information on Maz Jobrani’s tour dates, media appearances, and ticketing, visit www.ablivetouring.com.au/maz-jobrani-2025.
