Giggly Squad Sells Out Madison Square Garden Shows
The popular podcast duo added a fourth performance following an immediate ticket sellout in New York City.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Comedy
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Podcasters Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo have sold out three shows at Madison Square Garden in less than an hour. Due to high demand, the duo has added a fourth show at the historic venue.
Why it matters
The rapid ticket sales demonstrate the deep community connection and loyal fan base the hosts have cultivated over the years. This milestone marks a significant moment for independent media creators moving into massive live arenas.
Giggly Squad previously signed a $160 million multiyear deal with SiriusXM in September 2026. The podcasters also hold the distinction of being the first female-hosted podcast to record a live show at Madison Square Garden.
The players
Hannah Berner
Hannah Berner is a comedian and podcaster who gained prominence through her work on the Giggly Squad podcast.
Paige DeSorbo
Paige DeSorbo is a media personality and co-host of the Giggly Squad podcast alongside Hannah Berner.
SiriusXM
SiriusXM is a major American broadcasting company that recently signed the podcast duo to a multiyear deal.
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden is a world-renowned multi-purpose arena located in New York City that hosts major entertainment events.
The details
Giggly Squad managed to move all tickets for their initial three MSG dates within sixty minutes of the release. The hosts are now slated to bring their live podcast recording to the New York City arena on February 18, 2027.
Timeline
September 2026: Giggly Squad secured a SiriusXM deal.
Week of October 19, 2026: The podcasters sold out three MSG shows.
February 18, 2027: Live podcast recording at Madison Square Garden.
Industry Dynamics
This success follows the path established by the Joe Rogan Experience Spotify licensing agreement in terms of massive podcast monetization. It signals a shift where digital audio brands now command the same live audience pull as legacy arena-touring acts.
Fans who missed the initial ticket release can now look for the newly added fourth show date to secure attendance. Listeners should monitor official ticket platforms closely as the February 2027 live recording approaches.
The takeaway
The rapid sellout highlights the shifting power of podcast-based communities in the live entertainment industry. Fans looking to catch similar acts should engage early with pre-sale notification lists, as demand for top-tier creators is increasingly outpacing venue capacity.
Further reading
Find more updates on local performances in the Comedy section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Page Six.
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