
Jerry Seinfeld built his career on a deceptively simple idea: the ordinary stuff of everyday life is the funniest material there is. Born Jerome Allen Seinfeld in Brooklyn in 1954 and raised in Massapequa on Long Island, he developed an early fascination with stand-up comedy while studying communications and theater at Queens College. After graduating in 1976, he hit open-mic nights across New York City, eventually landing a spot at Catch a Rising Star that led to an appearance on a Rodney Dangerfield HBO special. A 1981 set on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson proved to be the real turning point, earning him frequent television appearances and establishing his reputation as one of the sharpest observational comics working.
In 1988, Seinfeld co-created the NBC sitcom that bears his name alongside Larry David. By its third season, Seinfeld had become the most watched sitcom on American television, and it remains one of the most acclaimed shows in TV history. When NBC offered $110 million for a tenth season, he walked away, choosing to return to stand-up in New York City rather than extend the run. That decision says a lot about what drives him: the craft itself. He has released four stand-up specials over the decades, from Stand-Up Confidential in 1987 to 23 Hours to Kill in 2020, and created the web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, which ran from 2012 to 2019 on Crackle and then Netflix.
Seinfeld's comedy style leans on precision over punchlines. His material draws from American culture, human behavior, social awkwardness, and pop culture, delivered with a clean, deadpan approach that has influenced generations of comedians. Seeing him live is a masterclass in timing and wordplay, with sets that feel effortless because of how meticulously they are built.
You can sell your Jerry Seinfeld tickets on StubHub, one of the world's most popular resale sites. Listing tickets is easy and free. Here's how to do it:
We'll send a confirmation email when they're listed!
Yes, you can buy tickets on StubHub as a guest. You can log in as a guest using your email address and phone number. When you purchase a ticket, you will receive a 6-digit access code to view your order details.
You'll get your Jerry Seinfeld tickets by the day of the event or the expected arrival date on your order, whichever comes first. The FanProtect Guarantee ensures you get your tickets in time for the event.
You may not see your seat information if the seller didn't have it when they listed the tickets. When you buy Jerry Seinfeld tickets on StubHub, the FanProtect Guarantee covers your purchase and guarantees your tickets will be next to each other and valid for entry.
Yes. When you buy Jerry Seinfeld tickets on StubHub, the FanProtect Guarantee ensures the seats will be together.
You will receive an email if your event is canceled. If it isn't rescheduled, we'll add a credit worth 120% of the total amount you paid to your StubHub Wallet.
If you prefer a cash refund, go to your StubHub Wallet and click the "Request cash refund" button on the appropriate credit. We'll process the refund to your original payment method within 5 days.
If your event is rescheduled, StubHub will email you when the details are confirmed, including any available information about the new date. While StubHub is not responsible for event date changes, if you can't attend, you can resell your tickets on StubHub and give someone else the chance to see Jerry Seinfeld.
26 events
New Jersey · 1 events
Maryland · 1 events
Florida · 2 events
Portugal · 1 events
Connecticut · 1 events
Wisconsin · 1 events
New York · 7 events
South Carolina · 1 events
Florida · 1 events
Pennsylvania · 1 events
California · 1 events
California · 2 events
Illinois · 1 events
Texas · 1 events
District of Columbia · 3 events