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Popular comedian Leanne Morgan is making her way to North Little Rock for a live performance at Simmons Bank Arena this September

North Little Rock, Arkansas – Fans of stand-up comedy are in for a treat as Leanne Morgan is bringing her widely popular “Just Getting Started” tour to Simmons Bank Arena later this year. The beloved comedian, known for her down-to-earth humor and relatable storytelling, will take the stage at 7 p.m. on Friday, September 5.

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Morgan’s comedy, often centered around family life, Southern charm, and the everyday struggles of adulthood, has earned her a devoted fanbase across the country. With her signature wit and engaging stage presence, she continues to sell out venues nationwide. Her stop in North Little Rock is expected to be no different, drawing in crowds eager for an evening of laughter.

Tickets for the show will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 4. Fans looking to secure their seats can find more information and purchase tickets by visiting SimmonsBankArena.com. Given Morgan’s growing popularity, attendees are encouraged to grab their tickets early before the show sells out.

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Leanne Morgan’s performance will be one of two major comedy acts scheduled at Simmons Bank Arena this year. Nate Bargatze, another top-name comedian known for his clean and observational humor, will also be performing at the venue later in the month on September 21.

With Morgan’s unique ability to connect with audiences through personal yet universally funny experiences, her upcoming show promises to be a night full of laughter and joy. Whether longtime fans or newcomers to her comedy, attendees can expect an evening filled with humor that hits close to home.

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