After two decades of changing lives on-screen, the stars of Queer Eye are taking their message of love, acceptance, and transformation on the road with their first-ever live tour, The Fab Five Live! The tour kicked off at the Miller Theater in Philadelphia, where Jonathan Van Ness, Tan France, Karamo Brown, Antoni Porowski, and newest member Jeremiah Brent received a warm, Eagles-style welcome from their enthusiastic fans.
The event, moderated by comedian Michelle Collins, featured a mix of interactive games, fan engagement, and poignant conversations about celebrating the LGBTQ+ community through allyship and unity. It was an emotional evening that underscored the values that have made Queer Eye a cultural phenomenon.
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The Fab Five Live! is a multi-city tour produced by Scout Productions, the team behind Queer Eye. The tour is designed to honor and celebrate the diverse community that the series has built over the past 20 years. Queer Eye creator David Collins spoke passionately about the significance of the live show in these challenging times, particularly for the LGBTQ+ community. “At a time when our brothers and sisters in the LGBTQ+ community are feeling targeted, it was beyond moving to create a safe space for all and celebrate everyone’s identity,” Collins said. “Putting the unity in community is what it’s all about these days. To see this through heart and humor in person is exactly what we intended when we first created the series twenty years ago.”
The tour follows the success of Queer Eye‘s groundbreaking ninth season, in which the Fab Five brought their signature blend of transformation and heart to Las Vegas. Fans attending the live shows can expect a mix of personal stories, behind-the-scenes moments, and highlights from the series, all presented with the humor and authenticity that have made the Fab Five beloved by millions.
Tickets for the Fab Five Live! tour are now available for purchase. The next stop will be at the Beacon Theatre in New York City on February 20, followed by performances in Chicago on February 23 and Washington D.C. on February 24. The tour will wrap up with a final show in Los Angeles on March 12.
The Los Angeles performance will also serve as a fundraiser for the SoCal Fire Fund. In response to the devastating wildfires in California, the Queer Eye family has partnered with several organizations, including the CAA Foundation, CORE, and the Los Angeles Unified School District Education Foundation, to support victims of the January 2025 fires. The SoCal Fire Fund aims to provide immediate relief and long-term support for those most affected by the disaster.
Fans of the show can look forward to an unforgettable evening filled with heartwarming moments, laughter, and the opportunity to support an important cause as the Fab Five continue their nationwide tour.
