Chelcie Lynn aka ‘Trailer Trash Tammy’ is coming to Wichita

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Chelcie Lynn is going on tour, and it’s bringing her to Wichita this spring.

Lynn, 34, is an American actress, standup comedian, and entertainer on YouTube who portrays ‘Trailer Trash Tammy,’ a foul-mouthed countrywoman. She began to build her fan base in 2014 when her videos began to go viral. Her YouTube channel currently has 1.29 million subscribers, and her Facebook page has 4.4 million followers. She was even recently named one of Variety’s 2021 Top 10 Comics To Watch.

According to TicketMaster, you can find her on more than just YouTube. Lynn “recently shot a prank television series for a major streaming platform, which will air later this year. In addition, she can be seen in the Duplass Brothers feature film Tangerine as ‘Madame Jillian,’ and recently starred in the digital series Coach Von Pidgeon for Funny or Die & Facebook.”

The Tammy Tour features 27 tour dates located around the United States beginning in April.

Lynn will be in Wichita on April 30, with ticket prices starting at $35. Guests must be 18 or older to attend.

Tickets went on sale on Friday, March 11, but the presale began on March 8 for anyone who downloaded the Trailer Trash Tammy app – available for both Apple and Android. VIP and Meet and Greet add-ons are also available.

Tour dates:

April 13-16: Denver, Colorado
April 17: Grand Junction, Colorado
April 21-23: Salt Lake City, Utah
April 28: Birmingham, Alabama
April 29: St. Louis, Missouri
April 30: Wichita, Kansas
- The show will be at TempleLive at 8 p.m.
May 1: Fort Smith, Arkansas
May 5: Los Angeles, California
May 6-7: Sacramento, California
May 12: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
May 13: Albany, New York
May 18: Charlottesville, Virginia
May 19: Greensboro, North Carolina
May 20: Columbia, South Carolina
May 21: Atlanta, Georgia
May 27: Deadwood, South Dakota
June 2: Indianapolis, Indiana
June 3: Royal Oak, Michigan
June 4: Grand Rapids, Michigan
June 9: Kansas City, Missouri
- The show will be at Uptown Theater at 7 p.m.
June 10, Sioux City, Iowa
June 11: Des Moines, Iowa
June 16-18: Bloominton, Illinois
June 22: Lexington, Kentucky
June 23: Chattanooga, Tennesse
June 24: Memphis, Tennesse
June 25: New Orleans, Louisiana