Dave Chappelle has announced a series of new arena shows as part of his upcoming performance at the New York Comedy Festival, where he has been named a headliner. The festival, which features some of the biggest names in comedy, will see Chappelle open the event on November 6 with a show at Madison Square Garden, one of the most iconic venues in the world for live performances. Chappelle will perform his stand-up special Karmageddon across seven dates, with the New York show serving as the headlining set of the festival. He joins a list of other notable comedians, including Marc Maron, Ilana Glazer, and Daniel Sloss, who have also been confirmed as headliners. The New York Comedy Festival typically draws large crowds and features a mix of established and emerging talent in the comedy world. The festival, which has become a major event in the comedy calendar, takes place annually and showcases a variety of comedic styles and voices. Chappelle’s inclusion underscores his continued influence in the industry, as he remains one of the most recognizable and respected comedians in the United States. Fans of Chappelle’s work will have multiple opportunities to see Karmageddon in person, with dates spread across different cities. The special, which was previously released on Netflix, has been praised for its sharp observations and satirical take on contemporary issues.