Conan O’Brien has certainly endured his share of comedic misfortunes lately. The late-night funnyman recently lost his gig on the Tonight Show, when NBC decided to reinstate Jay Leno into the role, leaving Conan with few career options. But the towering red-headed jokester took the opportunity to make light of the situation and launched his own nationwide tour called Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on TV. Now his fans, who undoubtedly miss him in his late-night spot, can catch him having the last laugh on stage. Just go online and get your own pair of Conan O’Brien tickets today!

Conan O’Brien recently offered some insight into his tour when he performed at the Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco. USA Today reports that he told audience members, “This tour is, honestly, the first time people have ever paid to see me perform. Truly. Of course, I’ve been paid to go away.” He elaborated on this new gig of performing live, noting that he’s now able to address an audience without having to worry about being interrupted by commercials. He laughingly said, “No matter what I do, tonight your (butts) are mine for 90 minutes. You can’t change the channel.”

The former Tonight Show host will take his tour around the nation, being that he technically is prohibited from appearing on TV screens until next fall, part of the deal that he struck NBC when they canned him. But fans shouldn’t pout for long; the hilarious redhead will soon be inciting laughter on weekday evenings again once as he launches his new late night show on TBS.

In the meantime, be sure to catch Conan quipping self-deprecating jokes and whipping out his guitar for fun sing-alongs to tunes like “I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor and “Superman (It’s Not Easy)” by Five for Fighting. At a recent Seattle show, Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder jumped on stage for lively renditions of the Who’s “Baby O’Reilly” and an interpretation of John Lennon’s “Oh Yoko.” In Los Angeles, O’Brien was joined by actor Jim Carrey for a colorful version of “Superman,” which left fans in fits of hysterical laughter.

Conan O’Brien got his start in television as the host of Late Night with Conan O’Brien, which enjoyed a run from cialis cheap 1993 to 2009. The host was presented with the chance of a lifetime when Jay Leno was moved to an earlier time slot on the network, and he stepped in to host the Tonight Show. His good fortune did not last long and NBC did not renew his contract for the remainder of 2010. Instead, Conan’s taken his show on the road. You’ll want to catch one of his many live performances before he steps back behind the camera to host a late-night talk show on TBS.

Speaking of his departure from the Tonight Show, O’Brien had a message for fans: “Nobody in life gets exactly what they thought they were going to get. But if you work really hard and you’re kind, amazing things will happen.” Amazing things certainly are happening.

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