Kevin Hart/photo by Frank Masi
The cold weather won't keep the superstars away from Minneapolis during Super Bowl weekend. Kevin Hart, one of the biggest names in film and stand-up, will perform Feb. 2 at Target Center as part of his "Irresponsible Tour."
Hart is no stranger to the Twin Cities. He appeared at Target Center in 2015 and was in the area as recently as this past August to tape an episode of his Comedy Central series, "Hart of the City."
According to Forbes magazine, Hart was 2016's highest-paid comedian, although he has slipped to no. 6 this year.
Ticket prices for the 7 p.m. show range from $68-$303 and go on sale Friday, Oct. 20. You can purchase online at www.axs.com or by calling 1-888-9-AXS-TIX.
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