Ron White Tickets

With a glass of scotch in one hand and a cigar in the other, this comedian continues to delight Ron White ticket holders around the country with his antics.

The performer struggled to make it big in the business for nearly two decades, traveling from show to show in a beater and waiting to be discovered. When he landed a spot in the "Blue Collar Comedy Tour" with Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy in 2000, his big break finally came.

Since that time, the talented comedian has earned a place in on the stage in his own right, and now Ron White tickets sell out concert venues of all sizes everywhere he performs.

A History for Ron White Ticket Holders

Ron White was born in Fritch, Texas, in 1956 and spent his young adult years serving in the United States Navy. It was there he earned his nickname "Tater Salad," due to his love for the food.

After his navy service, White knew he wanted to be a professional comedian, but success did not come easily. White paid his dues for many years before finally getting the gig as part of the "Blue Collar Comedy Tour" and realizing his dream of Ron White tickets selling out major concert venues.

The star is particularly popular on the Vegas scene, with his heavy scotch habit and frequent references to sex, drugs and alcohol.

What to Expect from Your Ron White Tickets

Ron White ticket holders are typically a more mature audience with an appreciation for White's blunt and sometimes overly honest style. The comedian boasts a loyal following that continues to grow thanks to his five solo albums, multiple compilations and service work that includes benefit concerts for Hurricane Katrina victims.

The comedian spends his entire act puffing on a stogie and tapping his glass for more scotch, but that doesn't seem to dull his razor-sharp wit and brilliant timing that keeps audiences in stitches throughout his show.

Who Should Buy Ron White Tickets?

This Vegas favorite is not appropriate for younger children, and many people of faith may find Ron White tickets to be more offensive than enjoyable. However, the rest of the adult population is sure to love this comedian's blatant honesty and observations of life, even if some of the jokes do make them squirm in their chairs just a bit with his too-close-to-home reflections on life subjects we all face.