John Mulaney Makes History in Chicago’s Wrigley Field
The Hollywood Reporter • • entertainment
Key Points:
- John Mulaney made history as the first comedian to perform at Chicago’s Wrigley Field, drawing a sold-out crowd on Saturday night.
- The event featured surprise guests including David Letterman, Chicago blues legend Buddy Guy, Richard Kind as emcee, and Fred Armisen, adding to the night’s star-studded atmosphere.
- Mulaney’s set included personal stories about his family and was highly praised, with critics noting his energetic and engaging performance.
- The comedian had been eagerly anticipating this milestone show, joking about the sound carrying through Wrigleyville and expressing deep appreciation for the moment.
- Mulaney’s Mister Whatever tour is scheduled to continue through 2027, with this historic Chicago stop marking a significant highlight.
