- Culture
- 02 Jul 26
Aaron McCann to bring his new show Momentum to Dublin, Derry and Belfast
Tickets go on sale tomorrow, July 3 at 10 am.
Irish comedian and podcaster Aaron McCann has announced he is bringing his new comedy show Momentum to Dublin, November 19, Derry November 5 and Belfast November 20.
The show centers around McCann’s move to New York City after years of being a prominent member of the Northern Irish comedy scene.
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Born in Omagh, McCann began his career in the Emerald Isle's comedy scene in 2012. McCann then moved to the U.S. on an entertainment visa in the summer of 2023.
He has performed at various venues in Ireland including Laverys Comedy Club and Ulster Hall. He’s also opened for the likes of Irish-American comedians Shane Gillis and Grace O’Malley as well as Scotland native Daniel Sloss.
On top of comedy, McCann has also teamed up with Colin Geddis to form the Bomb Squad Podcast, which has sold out their live shows across Ireland and the UK.
NI Comedy, McCann’s Belfast host, said of the show, Aaron “finally feels like he has momentum but he has no idea if it’s in the right direction.”
Tickets will go on sale here tomorrow, July 3 at 10 am.
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