Jeff Allen may or may not want to admit it, but he’s getting old. At 69, Jeff is staring down
his 70th year and decided it might be time to think about slowing down. The result? My
‘First’ Final Farewell Tour 2026. Yes, you read that right – “First” and “Final” in the same
sentence – because Jeff’s not totally sure he’s done. (After all, Cher had twenty farewell
tours, and Elton John is still out there.)

Jeff’s show features his brilliant standup comedy, which has garnered hundreds of millions
of fans around the globe. There is a part of Jeff’s show where he speaks about his book, Are
We There Yet? which tears down all walls and shows Jeff’s journey from very dark times to
recovery, restoration, and ultimately redemption. For those inspired by Jeff’s arc, thistour is
more than just laughs – it’s about hope, healing, and making a difference. Jeff’s mission
statement is Tikkun Olam, a Hebrew phrase meaning “Repairing the World.” His goal is
simple: “I want to make a difference that outlives the tour… that outlives me.”

Jeff Allen is one of America’s most beloved comedians, with over one billion online views. His
rapid-fire humor, which centers on marriage and family, is a hit with all ages. He has appeared
everywhere – on Comedy Central, Showtime, TBN, CBN, Family Net, Dry Bar Comedy (their
most viewed comedian with seven comedy specials), America’s Got Talent, HBO, Amazon
Prime, Huckabee, Pureflix, VH-1, The Today Show, and starred in the films Apostles of Comedy
and My 7 Grandmas. He has performed for our troops on aircraft carriers and shipsin the
Indian Ocean. Jeff has also performed at three Presidential Inaugural Galas. Millions have seen
him across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. But nothing compares to seeing Jeff live.
He is presently in pre-production for his new series based on his book, Are We There Yet?