Trevor Noah Draws 50,000 Crowd at London’s O2 Arena

Trevor Noah, the 39-year-old South African-born comedian, recently delighted a massive crowd of 50,000 at London’s iconic O2 Arena during his ‘Off the Record Tour.’

Taking to Instagram on Sunday, November 26, Noah expressed his gratitude for the overwhelming turnout.

After leaving The Daily Show in 2022 following a seven-year run, Trevor Noah is back on the road, captivating audiences worldwide. Currently on his Off the Record Tour, Noah had three shows scheduled in London on Thursday, November 23, Friday, November 24, and Saturday, November 25, as reported by Time Out.

During these shows, Noah entertained the audience with his observations and adventures from his global tour, recounting experiences such as shopping for clothes in Paris and visiting the Taj Mahal.

According to The Guardian, the London O2 Arena witnessed a crowd of 50,000 people during his performances. True to his comedic style, Noah left his social media followers in stitches when he humorously shared his experience of taking the London tube back home after the shows.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Noah expressed his gratitude to the London audience, stating, “London, I am so grateful and will truly never forget these 3 nights at the O2 with you. There were 50,000 people at the shows but it felt like an intimate club… and then on the tube ride home it definitely felt like 50,000 people 😂😂😂😂.”

As per his website, Noah is set to conclude the year with a comedy show in Highland, California, on December 16, and will continue his tour in Baltimore on January 11, 2024. Don’t miss the chance to catch this hilarious and talented comedian live in action!