Finnish Comedian ISMO Is Bringing His ‘WOO HOO! WORLD TOUR’ Down Under
The comic veteran is performing at the Norwood Concert Hall this November.

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Finnish funnyman ISMO (born Ismo Leikola) is bringing his new WOO HOO! WORLD TOUR to Australian shores this November.
Named “the Scandinavian Mitch Hedberg” by The List, ISMO has been making crowds laugh for over two decades with his hilarious cultural observations.
Now based in America, ISMO is ready to return to Australia with a new stand-up show that’s sure to have fans rolling in the aisles with laughter.
Beginning with two shows in New Zealand, ISMO starts his Aussie tour with a gig in Perth at the Astor Theatre on Wednesday, November 20. This is followed by performances in Adelaide at the Norwood Concert Hall on Friday, November 22, Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on Saturday, November 23 and Sydney’s Opera House on Sunday, November 24. The final date of the tour takes place in Brisbane at The Fortitude Music Hall on Tuesday, November 26.
Pre-sale tickets are on sale now. General admission kicks off Monday, August 26 at 8:30am local time via BOHM Presents.
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Beginning his career in 2002, ISMO became well-known throughout Scandinavia for his witty commentary on everyday life. He broke through internationally when he entered a competition in the States hosted by the Laugh Factory in 2014 which he went on to win, claiming the title of ‘The Funniest Person in the World.’
Moving to the States in 2016, ISMO became the first Finnish comedian to perform on CONAN, with his stand-up set receiving over 135 million views on YouTube. This led to ISMO selling out clubs and theatres across America and internationally and opening for big-time comic Gabriel Iglesias.
Once he’s completed the Australian and New Zealand leg of his WOO HOO! WORLD TOUR, ISMO plans to take the show across the US, Europe and Canada.
After his last Australian tour sold out in record time, you’ll want to grab tickets for ISMO as quickly as possible.
Catch ISMO at the Norwood Concert Hall on Friday, November 22. Tickets on sale now via BOHM Presents.
ISMO AUSTRALIAN WOO HOO! WORLD TOUR DATES
Wednesday, November 20 – Astor Theatre, Perth
Friday, November 22 – Norwood Concert Hall, Adelaide
Saturday, November 23 – Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Sunday, November 24 – Sydney Opera House, Sydney
Tuesday, November 26 – The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
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