Fortune Feimster may not have finalized all of her new year’s resolutions but there’s one written in pen already: Takin’ Care of Biscuits.

The stand-up star has set a new comedy tour for 2025, which she confirmed today and will kick off in April and continue on through late June. Artist presale begins Wednesday (Dec. 4) with venue pre-sales beginning Thursday (Dec. 5) followed by public sales hitting the market on Friday (Dec. 6).

News of the tour drops ahead of a new Netflix special, Crushing It, which hits the streamer on Dec. 3. The set covers material about her wife, Jacquelyn, their “romantic” honeymoon and some unexpected jealousy from her mother as her relationship develops. (See a sneak peek of it below.) Crushing It follows prior Netflix specials, Good Fortune in 2022 and Sweet & Salty in 2020. Those latter two snagged Critics Choice Award nominations. 

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On the work front, Feimster recently wrapped production on the second season of the Netflix action-comedy series Fubar opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger. She will also be seen in the upcoming Reese Witherspoon and Will Farrell romcom You’re Cordially Invited on Amazon. Feimster also hosts the podcast Handsome with fellow stand-up stars and and friends Tig Notaro and Mae Martin. She can also be heard on Sirius XM co-hosting Netflix’s What A Joke with Papa and Fortune. 

Dates for the Takin’ Care of Biscuits tour are below. Dates featured in the photo above marked with a hashtag represent stops for the Handsome podcast.

April 4 at Johnny Mercer Theatre in Savannah, Georgia

April 5 at North Charleston Performing Arts Center in Charleston, South Carolina

April 10 at Kiva Auditorium in Albuquerque, New Mexico

April 11 at Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix

April 17 at Hard Rock Live in Rockford, Illinois

April 18 at Palace Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio

April 19 at Connor Palace in Columbus, Ohio

May 1 at Steven Tanger Center in Greensboro, North Carolina

May 2 at Berglund Performing Arts Center in Roanoke, Virginia

May 3 at Lyric Theatre in Baltimore, Maryland

May 4 at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall in Munhall, Pennsylvania

May 16 at DeVos Performance Hall in Grand Rapids, Michigan

May 17 at State Theatre in Minneapolis

June 6 at the Factory in St. Louis

June 7 at the Midland in Kansas City

June 20 at Lexington Opera House in Lexington, Kentucky

June 21 at Knoxville Civic Auditorium in Knoxville, Tennessee

June 22 at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville, North Carolina