Nurse Blake Announces ‘Shock Advised Comedy Tour’

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Laughter is the best medicine, as the saying goes, and thankfully Nurse Blake has a bunch of new tour dates lined up. Blake Lynch – aka comedian, nurse and viral video star Nurse Blake – is following up his 2022 “PTO Comedy Tour” with a massive 100-city “Shock Advised Comedy Tour.”

Nurse Blake made a name for himself with his original comedy videos about the healthcare profession, which he originally shared as a way to deal with the stress of his job.

His “2022 PTO Comedy Tour” began as a 14-show run and expanded to 55 shows, thanks to demand. Nurse Blake’s shows feature live skits, videos and interactive stories from his life.

“I’m so excited to hit the road again this year and meet my amazing community IRL,” said Nurse Blake. “The 2022 PTO tour was my biggest tour to date and I know this year will be even better. The room will be so electric, shock is advised!”


The “Shock Advised Comedy Tour” kicks off July 25 with a show at the William A. Egan Civic Center in Anchorage, Alaska. Stops include Las Vegas’ The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan, Denver’s Ellie Caulkins Opera House, Los Angeles’ The Novo, Montreal’s L’Olympia, Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre and more. Check out the routing below. 

Blake has worked in a number of healthcare roles including serving as a registered nurse. Highlights from his career include managing several large programs including The Banned4Life Project, which ended an outdated FDA blood donor policy, and creating the nursing conference NurseCon at Sea. He is also behind NurseCon App, which promises free continuing nursing education courses, and released the children’s book “I Want To Be A Nurse When I Grow Up,” which topped Amazon’s best-seller’s list in the children’s book category.

Box office reports submitted to Pollstar for Nurse Blake include a Nov. 14, 2021, show at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco that sold 1,268 tickets and grossed $60,966.

Fans can register now for an artist presale that starts Wednesday, March 1 at 9 a.m. PT. The general public onsale begins March 3 at 12 p.m. local time. Visit nurseblake.com for more information. 

Tuesday, July 25 Anchorage, AK

William A. Egan Civic Center

Saturday, July 29 Las Vegas, NV

The Chelsea | The Cosmopolitan

Sunday, July 30 Salt Lake City, UT

Eccles Theatre

Wednesday, August 2 Denver, CO

Ellie Caulkins Opera House

Thursday, August 3 Colorado Springs, CO

Pikes Peak Center

Friday, August 4 Albuquerque, NM

Kiva Auditorium

Saturday, August 5 El Paso, TX

Abraham Chavez Theatre

Sunday, August 6 Tucson, AZ

Fox Tucson Theatre

Tuesday, August 8 Phoenix, AZ

Symphony Hall

Wednesday, August 9 San Diego, CA

San Diego Civic Center

Thursday, August 10 Los Angeles, CA

The Novo

Friday, August 11 Santa Barbara, CA

Granada Theatre

Saturday, August 12 Long Beach, CA

Terrace Theater

Sunday, August 13 Fresno, CA

Saroyan Theatre

Wednesday, August 16 Santa Rosa, CA

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts

Friday, August 18 San Jose, CA

San Jose Civic

Saturday, August 19 San Francisco, CA

The Warfield

Wednesday, August 23 Eugene, OR

Hult Center for the Performing Arts

Thursday, August 24 Boise, ID

Morrison Center

Friday, August 25 Portland, OR

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Saturday, August 26 Seattle, WA

Paramount Theatre

Sunday, August 27 Spokane, WA

Martin Woldson Theatre at the Fox

Tuesday, August 29 Victoria, BC

Royal Theatre

Wednesday, August 30 Vancouver, BC

Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Friday, September 1 Calgary, AB

Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

Saturday, September 2 Edmonton, AB

Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium

Tuesday, September 5 Regina, SK

Conexus Arts Centre

Wednesday, September 6 Winnipeg, MB

Burton Cummings Theatre

Saturday, September 9 Toronto, ON

Meridian Hall

Sunday, September 10 Ottawa, ON

Southam Hall

Monday, September 11 Hamilton, ON

First Ontario Concert Hall

Tuesday, September 12 Montreal, QC

L’Olympia

Monday, September 18 Rochester, NY

Auditorium Theatre

Tuesday, September 19 Buffalo, NY

UB Center for the Arts

Wednesday, September 20 Ithaca, NY

State Theatre of Ithaca

Thursday, September 21 Burlington, VT

Flynn Center for the Performing Arts

Friday, September 22 Albany, NY

Palace Performing Arts Center

Saturday, September 23 Concord, NH

Capitol Center for the Arts

Tuesday, September 26 Portland, ME

State Theatre

Wednesday, September 27 Providence, RI

The VETS

Thursday, September 28 New Haven, CT

College Street Music Hall

Friday, September 29 Greenvale, NY

Tilles Center

Saturday, September 30 Brooklyn, NY

Kings Theatre

Sunday, October 1 Red Bank, NJ

Count Basie Center for the Arts

Wednesday, October 4 Reading, PA

Santander PAC

Thursday, October 5 Springfield, MA

Symphony Hall

Friday, October 6 Wilkes-Barre, PA

FM Kirby Center For The Performing Arts

Saturday, October 7 Washington D.C.

DAR Constitution Hall

Sunday, October 8 Baltimore, MD

Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

Tuesday, October 10 Richmond, VA

Carpenter Theatre

Wednesday, October 11 Charlotte, NC

Belk Theater

Thursday, October 12 Knoxville, TN

Knoxville Civic Auditorium

Saturday, October 14 Philadelphia, PA

Miller Theatre

Sunday, October 15 Medford, MA

Chevalier Theatre

Monday, October 16 Boston, MA

The Wilbur

Tuesday, October 17 Boston, MA

The Wilbur

Friday, October 20 Columbus, OH

Palace Theatre

Saturday, October 21 Detroit, MI

Masonic Temple Theatre

Sunday, October 22 Indianapolis, IN

Clowes Memorial Hall

Tuesday, October 24 Louisville, KY

W.L. Lyons Brown Theatre

Wednesday, October 25 Cleveland, OH

Connor Palace

Thursday, October 26 Kalamazoo, MI

James W. Miller Auditorium

Friday, October 27 Madison, WI

Overture Center for the Arts – Overture Hall

Saturday, October 28 Green Bay, WI

Weidner Center

Sunday, October 29 Chicago, IL

Chicago Theatre

Tuesday, October 31 Toledo, OH

Stranahan Theater

Wednesday, November 1 Milwaukee, WI

Riverside Theater

Thursday, November 2 Minneapolis, MN

Orpheum Theatre

Friday, November 3 Fargo, ND

Fargo Theatre

Saturday, November 4 Des Moines, IA

Hoyt Sherman Place

Sunday, November 5 Kansas City, MO

Midland Theatre

Tuesday, November 7 Omaha, NE

Holland Performing Arts Center

Wednesday, November 8 St Louis, MO

Stifel Theatre

Thursday, November 9 Davenport, IA

RiverCenter – Adler Theatre

Friday, November 10 Peoria, IL

Peoria Civic Center – Theatre

Saturday, November 11 Cincinnati, OH

Taft Theatre

Sunday, November 12 Lexington, KY

Singletary Theater

Tuesday, November 14 Oklahoma City, OK

The Criterion

Wednesday, November 15 Wichita, KS

Orpheum Theatre

Friday, November 17 Grand Prairie, TX

Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie

Saturday, November 18 Sugar Land, TX

Smart Financial Center

Sunday, November 19 Austin, TX

ACL Live at the Moody Theater

Monday, November 20 Little Rock, AR

Robinson Center Music Hall

Tuesday, November 21 San Antonio, TX

Tobin Center

Friday, November 24 New Orleans, LA

Saenger Theatre

Saturday, November 25 Nashville, TN

TPAC – Andrew Jackson Hall

Sunday, November 26 Huntsville, AL

VBC – Mark C Smith Concert Hall

Tuesday, November 28 Birmingham, AL

Alabama Theatre

Thursday, November 30 Memphis, TN

Orpheum Theatre

Friday, December 1 Atlanta, GA

Symphony Hall – Woodruff Arts Center

Saturday, December 2 Raleigh, NC

Duke Energy PAC – Raleigh Memorial Auditorium

Monday, December 4 Pittsburgh, PA

Heinz Hall

Tuesday, December 5 Norfolk, VA

Chrysler Hall

Wednesday, December 6 North Charleston, SC

North Charleston PAC

Friday, December 8 Fort Myers, FL

Barbara Mann Performing Arts Hall

Saturday, December 9 Tampa, FL

Straz Center for the Arts – Morsani Hall

Sunday, December 10 Jacksonville, FL

Florida Theatre

Monday, December 11 Orlando, FL

Dr Phillips Center – Walt Disney Theater

Tuesday, December 19 Ft Lauderdale, FL

Au-Rene Theater

Thursday, December 21 Honolulu, HI

Hawaii Theater