Adam Sandler embarks on 25-city I Missed You stand up comedy tour starting next month in Vancouver: ‘Let’s have some fun’

Adam Sandler is hitting the road again with a new stand-up comedy tour that kicks off next month.

LiveNation announced on Wednesday that the 57-year-old comedian will embark on his I Missed You Tour, a 25-city tour spanning several North American cities.

Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 AM local time at LiveNation.com, with Sandler sharing a trailer for the tour on social media.

‘Let’s have some fun,’ Sandler – who made headlines for his heartfelt tribute to Bob Barker last month – captioned his posts on both Twitter and Instagram, featuring a video of footage from previous stand-up tours.

The tour kicks off Thursday, October 12 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia Canada.

Adam Sandler playfully announces I Missed You comedy tour

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Back on tour: Adam Sandler is hitting the road again with a new stand-up comedy tour that kicks off next month

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Tickets: Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 AM local time at LiveNation.com , with Sandler sharing a trailer for the tour on social media

He will follow that up with four straight shows across the Pacific Northwest with Seattle on Friday, October 13, Portland on Saturday, October 14, Nampa, Idaho on Sunday, October 15 and Spokane, Washington on Monday, October 16.

After a day off on Tuesday he’ll get back on the road for shows in San Jose, California on Wednesday, October 18, Stateline, Nevada on Thursday, October 19, Fresno, California on Friday, October 20, Palm Desert, California on Saturday, October 21 and Anaheim, California on Monday, October 23.

The comedian will take a few weeks off after that before getting back on the road in Toronto on Tuesday, November 7.

He’ll follow that up with shows in Rochester, New York on Wednesday, November 8, Washington D.C. on Thurday, November 9, Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Saturday, Novmber 11, Minneapolis on Sunday, November 12, Des Moines, Iowa on Monday, November 13, Indianapolis on Wednesday, November 15 and Memphis on Thursday, November 16 before taking a Thanksgiving break.

Sandler gets back on the road on Saturday, December 2 in Las Vegas, Sunday, December 3 in Salt Lake City and Thursday, December 7 in San Antonio, Texas.

The tour wraps up with shows in Thackerville, Oklahoma on Friday, December 8, Oklahoma City on Saturday, December 9, Wichita, Kansas on Sunday, December 10 and the final show on Tuesday, December 12 in Denver.

Sandler recently made headlines for casting his real-life daughters Sadie, 17, and Sunny, 14, in his new Netflix movie You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah.

While some have criticized the comedian for casting his own daughters, the film’s director Sammi Cohen defended the casting in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

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Tour wrap: He will follow that up with four straight shows across the Pacific Northwest with Seattle on Friday, October 13, Portland on Saturday, October 14, Nampa, Idaho on Sunday, October 15 and Spokane, Washington on Monday, October 16

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More shows: After a day off on Tuesday he’ll get back on the road for shows in San Jose, California on Wednesday, October 18, Stateline, Nevada on Thursday, October 19, Fresno, California on Friday, October 20, Palm Desert, California on Saturday, October 21 and Anaheim, California on Monday, October 23

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Nepo: The film comes during a hot button conversation about ‘ nepo babies ‘ within the film industry, with Cohen defending the casting

The film comes during a hot button conversation about ‘nepo babies‘ within the film industry, with Cohen defending the casting.

‘Sandler has a reputation for making movies with his friends, and that’s something we all want to do,’ she began.

‘What I say is, he’s still making movies with his friends, but they’re his kids. He is the kind of dad who’s also your best friend,’ she added.

‘When it comes to the sort of chatter we’re hearing online, I don’t really think twice about it because I’m going like, “Yeah, he’s doing the same thing he’s always done,”‘ she added.