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Jim Belushi Tickets

Jim Belushi

Jim Belushi

Who doesn't love a good laugh? With the vast array of comedians that are currently performing for your enjoyment, there is bound to be a comedy show to suit everyone's sense of humor. Stand-up comedians like Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, and Eddie Izzard will have you rolling with laughter in no time with their quick-witted banter and unique observations on daily life. Other options for lifting your spirits include comedy troupes like the Kids in the Hall, whose unique improv acts are a little wacky but still downright hilarious. Many comedy acts, including Jim Belushi, are currently on tour, and will be coming to a venue near you!

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Jim Belushi Concerts

Date Location Venue Price Get tickets

24.01.2025 08:00

Virginia Beach

USA

Sandler Center For The Performing Arts

24.01.2025 08:00

$62.74-$425.00

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26.01.2025 07:30

Ridgefield

USA

The Ridgefield Playhouse

26.01.2025 07:30

$95.00-$450.00

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Artist Info

To call Jim Belushi a "jack of all trades" in the entertainment field is not far off the mark. Mirroring his late older brother John's career, albeit without the self-destructive nature, Jim Belushi has become a household name in feature films, television, and music. The acting bug caught up with Jim in high school, and from there he went on to earn a degree in speech and theater arts. He joined the Second City comedy troupe in Chicago in 1977 and caught a big break in 1980 when he got a gig co-starring with Michael Keaton on the TV show Working Stiffs. Unfortunately, the show was not a hit and was canceled, but the big break was right around the corner. In 1983, Belushi was picked to be a part of the cast of Saturday Night Live, the very show on which his brother had made a name for himself. All irony aside, Jim was able to turn two years on SNL into a long-term and quite successful film and television career. Over the course of the next ten years, Belushi starred in such films as The Principal, K-9, and Gang Related, exhibiting a talent for both comedic and dramatic roles. In 2002, Jim came to even bigger attention when his ABC sitcom According to Jim became a hit.
\r His musical endeavors were set in motion by Blues Brother (and fellow Saturday Night Live alum) Dan Aykroyd when Aykroyd was looking to re-form the act he began with John Belushi in the late '70s. Aykroyd approached Jim to take on the role of Zee Blues, and, even though Belushi had no real musical credentials, he took the job. To hone his chops, Belushi began to practice with the House of Blues house band, the Sacred Hearts. The collaboration worked, and Jim joined as a permanent frontman. Jim Belushi & the Sacred Hearts (as they were now called) worked the benefits circuit, as well as playing for corporations and casinos. Their debut album together, 36-22-36, was released in 1998. He also recorded an album with Dan Aykroyd, Have Love Will Travel, which was released in 2003.