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Bobbi Althoff is the latest podcaster to bring her show to the stage. On October 10, the comedian and podcast host will take her “The Really Good Podcast” to Los Angeles’s famed Wiltern, joined by co-hostSukihana for a night of comedy and one surprise musical guest.
Tickets will officially go live on Livenation on Thursday, Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. PT.
Buy Now: THE REALLY GOOD PODCAST LIVE“Suki and I have always wanted to figure out a way to continue working together, so we are both very excited for this endeavor,” Althoff tells PvNew. “We hope this show is the start of something much bigger in the future.”
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Sukihana, a reality TV star and rapper who rose to prominence as a castmember on VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop: Miami,” was a guest on Althoff’s “The Really Good Podcast” in February. The video version of the episode now boasts more than 3.2 million views on Youtube.
According to a press release, Althoff’s goal is to “bring her unique brand of humor to cities across the country, each time with a new lineup of special guests.” The live shows will be recorded and later released as podcast episodes.
Althoff first rose to prominence in 2021 on TikTok, where she shared her pregnancy updates before creating a new channel in 2023 dedicated to comedy. In April of that year, she launched “The Really Good Podcast,” which has so far featured interviews with Scarlett Johansson, Mark Cuban, Offset, Shaquille O’Neal, Charlie Puth and most notably, Drake, whose episode quickly went viral and was later deleted.
In an interview with PvNew earlier this year, Althoff said that for people who are used to seeing these untouchable figures on red carpets and highly produced late-night shows, it’s refreshing to see them forced into uncomfortable positions. The show offers guests an opportunity to showcase a sense of humor and personality that they may not be able to communicate through their own online presences — especially for non-comedian guests like Bobby Flay or Mark Cuban.
“I think it resonates because you see the people I’m interviewing in such a different light and it’s a place where they get to have fun with it too, so it’s just entertainment,” she said. “It’s not like you’re going into watching it trying to find the answers to the questions you’ve been dying to know. Instead, you’re going into it like you’re watching a TV show. It’s just fun to watch celebrities in different elements that you’re not used to seeing.”
Purchase tickets to “The Really Good Podcast Live With Bobbi Althoff” on Livenation starting Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. ET.
