Love him or hate him, the hugely controversial Leno followed in the footsteps of legendary NBC late-night hosts Steve Allen, Jack Paar and Johnny Carson as the host of the Emmy Award-winning and top-rated "The Tonight Show," until his last show in 2014. You would think that he would be eager for some downtime - instead, he continues to hone his sharp, good humored roasting and standup skills at engagements across the country, often exceeding 300 dates per year!

Terry Fator is arguably America's first and foremost ventriloquist and master impressionist. He was the winner of the second season of 'America's got Talent' and can perform up to 100 impressions often using puppets to assist his act. Perfect for a night out, Fator will have you in stitches within seconds of arriving on stage and will have you laughing all the way home. Dubbed the "Voice of Entertainment", Fator tours regularly, on top of his permanent Vegas engagement and contributes heavily towards children's and family charities in addition.

At the age of 20, Pete Davidson became the youngest ever SNL cast member to take up the honor of improvising and carousing with cast members and famous guests. This achievement comes off the back of an innate sense of comic timing and razor-sharp observational humor that speaks directly to the millennial Instagram set. Catch him live this year as he takes his show on the road!

Craig Ferguson entered the world of late night comedy following a diverse and eclectic career that encompasses film, television and the stage. Since taking the helm of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in 2005, the show has set all-time viewer records and achieved the highest ratings since the shows inception in 1995. In between film and TV commitments, he has performed his solo Hot and Grumpy Tour since 2013, which continued through 2014, before handing over to fellow Brit, James Corden.

Man of a thousand voices and all round comic whirlwind Jim Breuer is heading out on tour once again. While he's a cult icon for his role in stoner comedy Half Baked with Dave Chappelle, Breuer has made a conscious decision to shift his stand-up in a family friendly direction in recent years because "it's much more challenging".