Nick Simmons Brings High-Energy Stand-Up to Laugh Factory San Diego March 13–14

Comedian Nick Simmons headlines three shows at Laugh Factory San Diego, showcasing his blend of self-aware humor and storytelling, with implications for his rising national profile.

SA Metrowire Staff
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Nick Simmons Brings High-Energy Stand-Up to Laugh Factory San Diego March 13–14

Nick Simmons, a Bronx-born comedian known for his high-energy storytelling and self-deprecating humor, will headline three shows at the Laugh Factory in San Diego on March 13 and 14, 2026. The performances, scheduled for 8:00 PM on March 13 and 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM on March 14, mark a significant stop on his national tour as he continues to build momentum in the comedy scene.

Simmons, who built his early career in New York City before relocating to Austin, Texas, has become one of the fastest rising performers on the stand-up circuit. His material, which blends sharp observations with personal anecdotes, resonates with diverse audiences. In New York, he became a regular at iconic clubs such as the Comedy Cellar, NY Comedy Club, and The Stand. Since moving to Austin, he has performed at venues including the Comedy Mothership, the Vulcan, and the Sunset Strip, while also co-creating and starring in ACTING-OFF, Austin’s first improv-based comedy show.

The comedian has also gained a strong online following through his viral “Natty or Not” comedy segments, which blend stand-up humor with fitness culture. The series has attracted millions of views and has been featured on Inside Edition, leading to collaborations with entertainers like Nick Jonas and comedian Matt Rife. Despite his bodybuilder physique, Simmons often flips the stereotype of the typical gym personality, leaning into self-aware storytelling and cultural observations from his Bronx upbringing.

“San Diego is truly one of my favorite cities to perform in,” Simmons said. “Not only is it paradise with the beach and good food but they have legitimately my favorite comedy crowds in the country. They don’t get offended and they’re smart crowds that just get it.” His appreciation for the city underscores the importance of this engagement for his career, as intimate club environments allow his fast pacing and crowd interaction to shine.

Simmons has made appearances on CBS and E! Network programming, as well as on The Fighter and the Kid podcast. His live shows continue to draw strong crowds as he tours comedy clubs across the United States. The upcoming San Diego performances at the Laugh Factory, located at 432 F Street, offer fans a chance to see him in an intimate setting. Tickets range from $27 to $38 and are available through this link. More information can be found here.

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