Mike Epps team up with Live Nation for ‘After Dark’ tour

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Mike Epps plays character Black Doug in popular film series “The Hangover.”

Mike Epps has come a long way from his position as “top flight security of the  world,” in 2002 film “Friday After Next,” where he plays Ice Cube’s crazy cousin Day-Day.

The 43-year-old entertainer has teamed up with Live Nation and is currently touring across 42 cities globally for the “Mike Epps: After Dark Tour.”

“I look forward to hitting the road and taking it to the next level. I have new fresh jokes that are grown, adult and sexy,” said Mr. Epps in a press release. “I have reached the big leagues working with Live Nation.”

Mr. Epps began to gain national exposure in 1995, appearing on the Def Comedy Jam tour and HBO’s Def Comedy Jam, where he would go to gain the attention of Mr. Cube; leading to the two working on three feature films together — “Next Friday,” “Friday after Next,” and “All About the Benjamins.”

He has appeared in more than 30 feature films, with his latest being thriller “Repentance,” and has starred in two Showtime Comedy specials — “Mike Epps: Underrated and Never Faded” and “Mike Epps Presents…” It has also been rumored that that Mr. Epps will be joining the cast of BET’s hit show “Being Mary Jane,” as a recurring role in season two.

Mr. Epps brings his “After Dark Tour” to Orlando on Saturday, April 12, and will be playing the Hard Rock Live. Tickets range from $49.75-$66.35 and may be purchased online via Ticketmaster.com. The doors to the Hard Live open at 7 p.m., with the show starting at 8 p.m. Reserved balcony tables available through the Hard Rock Live box office only at 407-351-5483.