West Coast Run
Craig Ferguson‘s Hobo Fabulous Tour resumes this week, with stops in Los Angeles, Lake Tahoe, and Anaheim. Next week, Craig will be near Las Vegas and in Austin, Texas. Three shows originally planned for this month have been canceled: San Francisco, Phoenix and Tucson, due to what the venues called scheduling conflicts. Refunds are available from the place you purchased your tickets. We are not aware of any additional shows in the works at this time, but you can see the full list on our Live Comedy Tour page. Craig is expected to make some appearances to promote the release of his new memoir, Riding The Elephant. We’ll let you know as soon as we hear of any. The book reaches bookstores and online outlets May 7th.
Craig In The News
Craig has done some press ahead of the book’s release, including the Today Show, Live with Kelly and Ryan, and Rachel Ray… plus a Rachel Ray bonus clip. He also turned up on a trio of podcasts, Pete Holmes‘ You Made It Weird, About Last Night with Adam Ray and Brad Williams (see below), and Jonesy’s Jukebox with the one and only Steve Jones.
HTTYD3 Doing Well
The third and final installment of the How To Train Your Dragon series, featuring Craig’s voice as Gobber The Belch is doing well at the box office. Variety says the film made $55 million in it’s opening weekend, which is the best start of the trilogy. The film was reviewed well by The Wrap, IndieWire, CNet and Variety. Craig himself flew into the hidden world in a promotional clip. He was also one of several members of the cast interviewed for the film’s release, at the premiere, and was interviewed by Kids First about his role.
Life On Stage
Among the recent interviews Craig has done, he spent an hour with Adam and Brad from the About Last Night podcast, to talk about his work on stage, the current state of comedy and more.
Video courtesy: YouTube
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CBS has sold CBS Television City, where Craig’s Late Late Show was produced throughout his ten-year run, reports the trade publication 
During Craig’s run, the show was based first in Studio 58 and later in the larger Studio 56, both of which had been rehearsal halls in the original building, on the upper level (Craig called it “the basement.”)
We’ve been hearing from hobos from coast to coast over the past few months, telling us about their experiences (without giving away what’s in the show). Most recently, Tracy wrote to tell us: “Saw Craig last night in Columbus (a great way to spend my bday). This satisfied (for now) my need for a Craig fix, as I have been missing hearing him on the radio or seeing him on TV (I can’t believe it has been 4 years since The Late Late Show). I also love that he performs at Riffe Center – the same one he played last time he was in Columbus. It’s a very intimate space and enables him to have hilarious interactions with the audience. Craig is relevant in a manner that no other comedian is. Sometimes he is simply dirty, and sometimes he is intellectual, which for me makes him simply the best.” We agree! If you have seen Craig performing on stage, we’d enjoy hearing your story. You can send it via our 
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Craig’s talented sister Lynn Ferguson has penned a new play that debuts in Glasgow this week. The show, called 
The White House Correspondents Dinner, once hosted by Craig in 2008, has decided against having a comedian headline the event this year, choosing instead to have a historian speak, reports the