À l’occasion de son retour sur les scènes québécoises avec le spectacle You’re gonna rire 2, à la suite du fameux one-man show bilingue avec lequel il a tourné pendant quatre ans, La Presse a invité l’humoriste Sugar Sammy à devenir directeur d’un jour de la section Arts et être.LE MOT DU DIRECTEUR : POURQUOI SUGAR SAMMY« Crois-tu qu’on peut rire de tout ? » À cette question d’une lectrice, Sugar Sammy répond le plus simplement du monde, non sans effet comique : « Oui. » Cette assurance que l’on peut tout tourner en...

Sugar Sammy, on the cusp of launching his You’re Gonna Rire2 tour, was once again voted #1 Best Comedian in the Best of MTL readers poll. Click here to read the full article

A decade after changing the face of stand-up with his bilingual tour “You're Gonna Rire,” Montreal comedian Sugar Sammy brings his truly multicultural humour back to Canada with a new cross-country tour, “You’re Gonna Rire 2.” He shares why raising eyebrows in this hotly political time is more fun — and more important — for him than ever.   Click here to listen to the full interview.

The stand-up comedian stops by to dish on his brand-new Canadian tour. Comedian, Sugar Sammy is known for shaking things up during his shows by speaking about uncomfortable and taboo topics. He recently stopped by during his Canadian tour to chat about what we can expect at his shows and how the pandemic has changed comedy as a whole. Watch the video clip to learn about his Montreal roots and why he’s not afraid to hold back when it comes to telling jokes.

En tournée à Toronto, Sugar Sammy est passé par les studios de Radio-Canada. En entrevue avec Gabriel Garon du Téléjournal Ontario, il donne un avant-goût de son spectacle «You’re gonna rire 2». L’humoriste en profite également pour revenir sur des moments marquants de sa carrière. Sugar Sammy est en spectacle au théâtre John Bassett du Centre des conventions de Toronto, les 27 et 28 janvier.   Regardez l'entrevue ici.

Comedian Sugar Sammy has made a career on speaking about uncomfortable topics, and he plans to bring that same brand to the Halifax concert this week. His Friday, January 20 show will feature the multi-talented stage presence at his best. He can’t wait to do the show in the area. “This is my second time doing the solo show in Halifax. I came during my 2019 Canadian tour, and we’re already sold out,” said Sugar Sammy. At the time of the interview, he had just released obstructed seats, and that’s all that was left. He wrapped up four shows in Winnipeg this week, and will head to a double-header in Moncton afterwards. “I love the Maritimes. It’s loose and people make shows an evening out....

Six ans après la fin de sa tournée You’re Gonna Rire/En français, svp!, l’humoriste québécois Sugar Sammy a dévoilé lundi un nouveau spectacle bilingue, You’re Gonna Rire 2, qui sera présenté 34 fois au Québec, avec une première à Montréal le 5 mai. Après Paris, la Nouvelle-France, peut-on lire sur un panneau publicitaire de Sugar Sammy reproduit dans un communiqué; une référence à son rôle de plus en plus important de l’autre côté de l’Atlantique. L’humoriste est devenu dans les dernières années une...

Montreal comedian Sugar Sammy has conquered 32 countries, but now he’s taking his first steps in the United States in more than a decade. He’ll play CB Live at Desert Ridge Marketplace Saturday, June 25, and Sunday, June 26. The season four judge of “La France a un Incroyable Talent” is determined to win over American audiences.  

Sugar Sammy talks to Gary Garver about his upcoming shows in L.A. as well as his ongoing U.S. tour! Catch the full interview here.

When it came time to start a comedy tour in America, Canadian comedian Sugar Sammy decided to start with the red states."Whatever comes in and gives me something new to deal with, I welcome it as long as the timing's right," Sammy says. "It can give you some amazing, unique moments that will never happen again."So, naturally, part of the start of his tour will take him through Texas, including a stop at the Dallas Comedy Club in Deep Ellum on Friday, March 18, and Saturday, March 19.Sammy is the kind of comedian who doesn't like to stray from the tougher topics, especially during contentious times with an audience that may not swing the same way. "It's fun to have that discussion, that dialogue as well," he says. "I...

Sometimes, you need an outsider’s point-of-view. Looks like America is about to get hers, as Sugar Sammy, a Montreal-born comedian who has found success in both the Great White North and Europe, begins an American tour that will hopefully be as funny as it is probing. He’ll be popping by for two nights of shows at The Riot on March 11 and 12. “The fun part about my perspective, is I’m going to be pretty honest without thinking about the consequences, because I don’t live there,” the 46-year-old jester proclaims. ”I’m coming in and I’m really auditing America pretty extensively. My comedy is: I’m the neighbor from up north who has been watching you guys for a while. I’m...

C’est un spectacle de Sugar Sammy Live sur Facebook que René Daniel Dubois a regardé et il est tombé en bas de sa chaise.    Écoutez l’entrevue ici (à 5 min.)