California-born Williams has made a striking mark on the nationwide comedy circuit, as well as having a large fanbase online as a guest on various comedy podcasts and radio shows. First discovered by Carlos Mencia at his live show after noticing him in the audience, the young Williams was invited on stage to contribute to the show, to huge applause. Regularly making references and jokes concerning his dwarfism, Williams displays a brazen attitude towards subjects including disability, relationships, sex, and race, attracting new audiences with every appearance.

David Spade is bringing the sarcastic sense of humor and cutting one-liners that made him famous to a stage near you. From his days on Saturday Night Live through his stand-up and film work, Spade has made an entire career out of being a smart-ass. Known for his endless withering sarcasm, Spade has been a staple of TV sitcoms since the late 1990s and continues to pop up in films from time to time, usually in the service of his friend Adam Sandler.

Hailing from the heart of rural Minnesota, Chad has been honing his craft for over two decades, touring the country and leaving audiences in stitches wherever he goes. With 6 late-night appearances under his belt, including a spot on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, Chad has solidified his place among comedy's elite. With close to a billion streams of his 6 albums, Chad Daniels stands tall as one of the most listened-to comedians of all time.

Actor, comedian and regular Saturday Night Live contributor Jay Pharoah has performed stand-up in clubs in his native Virginia since the tender age of 15, citing his love of impressions, and more specifically Gilbert Gottfried's portrayal of Iago in Disney's 1991 movie Aladdin. Joining SNL in 2010, his impressions of fellow black actors Jay-Z, Will Smith, Eddie Murphy, Lil Wayne, and Denzel Washington received critical acclaim, following his rise to Youtube fame for his impression of Barack Obama.

This Anglo-Indian Canadian stand-up comic is one of most successful touring, and has been nominated for numerous awards. Despite having eluding the stratospheric level of fame as his peers, Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld, his last world tour netted him $19m, putting him third on the list of the highest earners on the comedy circuit.

Funny man Josh Wolf is heading out on tour across the United States. The comedian, who made his start at 16 making jokes about his parent's flatulence often carries on with the family theme in his material for a highly relatable and hilarious set. Allegedly, he's terrible at foosball, but don't heckle him about that because he'll take you down!