Mojo Brooks Brings 'Outta Pocket' Tour to North Charleston

Dyon “Mojo” Brooks is bringing his sold-out “Outta Pocket” tour to the North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center.

The comedian, who recently headlined the Netflix Is a Joke Festival at Los Angeles’s United Theatre, is part of a select group of fewer than 30 comedians capable of selling out major arenas on a solo headline basis.

His current 2026-2027 tour has already seen successful stops at venues such as State Farm Arena, Toyota Center, and Bridgestone Arena, including back-to-back sold-out nights at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, according to northcharlestoncoliseumpac.com.

Brooks has transitioned from a standout stand-up performer to a multi-hyphenate entertainer with significant streaming presence. His debut one-hour special held the number one spot on the Netflix charts for three consecutive days, a milestone achieved by fewer than three comics in the platform’s history. This momentum carries into his acting career, with a role in the upcoming Netflix film The Gospel of Christmas scheduled for release this December.

The comedian’s influence extends across several major platforms and networks. He is currently featured in the SkyDance Sports production Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story, which is streaming now. His television credits include playing dual roles in the second season of the Tubi comedy series Safe Space and appearing on season 21 of Nick Cannon’s Wild ‘N Out.

Brooks also recently starred as the male lead in the Netflix production Miss Governor, which maintained a position in the platform’s Top 10 for multiple weeks following its debut. His ability to command diverse audiences has earned him industry recognition, including being named Comedian of the Year for 2026 by Sheen Magazine and appearing on Variety’s list of 10 Comics to Watch for 2025.

Beyond the stage, Brooks has established professional ties within the sports industry. He has frequently collaborated with the Chicago Bears, an association that contributed to him winning a Sports-Emmy. His commercial partnerships include work with The Bulls x American Express and The White Sox x Minute Maid.

While touring nationally, Brooks remains deeply connected to his Chicago origins. The city officially recognized his contributions on September 12, when it was proclaimed “Mojo Brooks Day,” as reported by northcharlestoncoliseumpac.com.

This civic recognition follows his participation in high-profile comedy events, such as being honored at the historic Just For Laughs (JFL) Montreal. When he is not performing, Brooks focuses on local philanthropic efforts, dedicating time and resources to support youth development programs in Chicago to foster positive community impact.

The “Outta Pocket” tour continues its run through major metropolitan arenas throughout the 2026-2027 season.

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