Tina Fey and Amy Poehler Make a Stop in NJ as Part of their Restless Leg Tour - See them at the Prudential Center as Part of the North to Shore Festival
Prudential North to Shore presents Comedy icons, writers, producers, actresses and Saturday Night Live alumni Amy Poehler and Tina Fey as part of their Restless Leg Tour will include a stop in NEWARK at PRUDENTIAL CENTER on SUNDAY, JUNE 22ND AT 6PM.
After kicking off their tour in April 2023 and selling out shows across the US, Tina & Amy are back on the road. Fans will see the duo celebrate their thirty years of friendship with an evening of jokes, iconic stories and conversational entertainment.
“If this tour goes right, we can finally end this friendship!” - Amy and Tina
Tickets for this performance are on sale now at ticketmaster.com and tinaamytour.com.
For more information, fans can head to tinaamytour.com and follow @tinaamytour on Instagram. About Tina Fey:
Tina Fey is an award-winning writer, actress, producer and author celebrated for creating and inhabiting the iconic ‘Liz Lemon’ from “30 Rock,” which Fey also co-wrote and co-executive produced. The series earned 16 Emmys and received a total of 103 Emmy nominations over 7 seasons on NBC. Prior to creating “30 Rock,” Fey completed 9 seasons as a writer and cast member on “Saturday Night Live.”
In 2018, Mean Girls: the Musical, the Broadway adaptation of Fey’s cult classic 2024 film, Mean Girls, opened at the August Wilson Theater. The book was written by Fey, with music by her husband Jeff Richmond, the show received 12 Tony Award nominations.
Fey has continued to co-create and executive produce critically acclaimed series such as “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” “Great News,” “Mr. Mayor,” “Mulligan” and “Girls5eva.” Film credits include “A Haunting in Venice,” “Mean Girls,” “Baby Mama,” “Date Night,” “Sisters,” “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,” “Wine Country,” “Admission,” “Date Night” as well as the Oscar winning animated film “Soul.” Most recently, Fey reprised her role as ‘Ms. Norbury’ in the Paramount’s Mean Girls musical film adaptation of the Broadway musical. Fey also served as screenwriter and producer.
Fey has also had memorable roles in Prime Video’s “Modern Love” and Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building.” In 2011, Fey published her first book, Bossypants, which topped the New York Times best seller list. The book also received a Grammy nomination for “Best Spoken Word Album.”
Fey has been touring the US with Amy Poehler for their sold-out Restless Leg comedy tour including 11 shows at New York’s iconic Beacon Theatre last year. Fey and Poehler are continuing their Rest Leg tour with more dates in 2025.
This upcoming Spring, Fey stars in Netflix’s upcoming eight-episode comedy series “The Four Seasons,” based on the 1981 feature film of the same name. Universal Television will produce, and Fey will serve as writer and executive producer under her Little Stranger banner. About Amy Poehler:
Amy Poehler is an award-winning actress, director, producer, and New York Times bestselling author, known for her extensive contributions across film, television, and comedy. Her work has earned widespread recognition, including multiple Emmy, Golden Globe, and Peabody honors.
Poehler founded Paper Kite Productions, which has produced numerous hits across television, film, and podcasting. Producing credits include the Emmy-winning Netflix series Russian Doll, Comedy Central’s hit series Broad City, Amazon’s Harlem, and Amazon’s Peabody-nominated documentary Lucy & Desi, which she also directed. Poehler made her feature directorial debut with Netflix’s Wine Country, which she also starred in and produced, followed by Moxie, another Netflix project she directed, produced, and acted in.
Poehler made a significant impact during her eight seasons on Saturday Night Live, becoming the first performer in the show’s history to receive an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, and later winning an Emmy for her co-hosting appearance alongside Tina Fey. She starred for seven seasons as the beloved character “Leslie Knope” in the Emmy-nominated NBC comedy Parks and Recreation, a role that earned her a Golden Globe Award, six Emmy nominations, and multiple SAG and American Comedy Awards. Additional acting credits include Wet Hot American Summer, Sisters, They Came Together,Baby Mama, Blades of Glory, and Mean Girls.
Beyond her acting and producing success, she is a New York Times bestselling author of Yes Please and co-founded the influential Upright Citizens Brigade comedy troupe. With Paper Kite Podcasts, she continues to expand her creative reach, producing original comedy series that have garnered critical acclaim, such as Say More with Dr? Sheila, which made The New York Times’ Best Podcasts of 2023.
About Prudential Center Prudential Center is the world-class sports and entertainment venue located in downtown Newark, New Jersey. Opened in October 2007, the state-of-the-art arena is the home of the National Hockey League’s (NHL) three-time Stanley Cup Champion New Jersey Devils, Seton Hall University’s NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball program, Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) New York Sirens, and more than 210 concerts, family shows and special events each year. Ranked in the Top 5 worldwide by Pollstar, Billboard and Venues Today, Prudential Center is recognized as one of the premier venues in the United States, and hosts over 2 million guests annually. For more information about Prudential Center, visit https://www.prucenter.com/ and follow the arena on Facebook, X and Instagram @PruCenter. Prudential Center is a HBSE property.
Here is the lineup for the festival as of May 28, 2025:
ASBURY PARK June 14: Eggy at Wonder Bar. June 15: Los Angeles League of Musicians (LA LOM) at Wonder Bar. June 16: “Happy Mondays” (lineup TBA) at Wonder Bar. June 18: Motion City Soundtrack at Stone Pony. June 19: Steel Pulse at Stone Pony. June 19: Asbury Jams: Delicate Steve at Wonder Bar. June 19: Locals Showcase (lineup TBA) at Asbury Lanes. June 19: Locals Showcase (lineup TBA) at House of Independents. June 20: Crumb, Kassie Krut at Stone Pony. June 20: Emerson Woolf & the Wishbones at Asbury Lanes. June 20: Cults, Zzzahara at House of Independents. June 20: The Parlor Mob at Wonder Bar. June 21: Lawrence, Allen Stone at Stone Pony. June 21: Stars at Asbury Lanes. June 21: Brenda K. Starr at House of Independents. June 21: The Smithereens with Marshall Crenshaw at Wonder Bar. June 21: “Asbury Underground” at various locations. June 22: Slightly Stoopid at Stone Pony Summer Stage. June 22: Larkin Poe, Zach Person at Asbury Lanes. June 22: Locals Showcase: Penelope Road at Wonder Bar. June 23: “Happy Mondays” (lineup TBA) at Wonder Bar. June 25: Moon Hooch at Wonder Bar. June 26: Jack’s Mannequin at Stone Pony Summer Stage. June 26: Asbury James: Basic at Wonder Bar. June 27: Streetlight Manifesto at Stone Pony Summer Stage. June 27: Ripe at Asbury Lanes. June 27: John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band at Wonder Bar. June 28: Fantastic Cat, John Gallagher Jr. at Wonder Bar. June 29: George Clinton & Parliament-Funkadelic, Living Colour at Stone Pony Summer Stage.
ASBURY PARK COMMUNITY EVENTS June 19: Sense of Belonging at Asbury Park Carousel June 19: Springwood Avenue Sounds at Blackbird Commons June 19: She’s NorMale at House of Independents June 20: Ryan Gregg at Asbury Lanes June 20: The DTS at Asbury Lanes June 20: Paint on Pine at Pine Street between 2nd and 3rd Ave June 20: Memory Palace at The Asbury Carousel Building June 20: Soul in the Park 3 at GotPicz Photography Studio June 21: Juneteenth Family Arts Festival at Springwood Avenue Park June 21: Print-a-Palooza at 808 Springwood Ave June 21: Cazzeek Brothers at Springwood Park June 21: SOULCASE Community Night at Konscious Community Center June 21: Dance is Life at Asbury Park Boardwalk Carousel Building June 22: Newark Pride, INC. at Wonder Bar June 22: Georgies Community Cookout at Georgies Bar June 22: Funk Fest at Rbar June 22: Sount Bytes at Salvation Army Asbury Park June 22: Heaven vs Hell at Good Hope Annex June 22: Lens on Asbury Park at GotPicks Photgraphy Studio
ATLANTIC CITY June 14: Books on the Move: Alvin Ailey at Kennedy Plaza
ATLANTIC CITY COMMUNITY EVENTS June 14: Bash at Back Sov at Sovereign Avenue Skatepark Back Sov June 14: Orange Loop Block Party at Cardinal June 15: Global Grooves at O’Donnell Memorial Park June 21: FREE: Atlantic City Artists at Historic Gardner’s Basin June 26: FREE: R&B Society at Historic Gardner’s Basin August 23: John Brancy at the Celebrity Theater at the Claridge Hotel September 6: Atlantic City Latino Festival at Showboat at the Boardwalk October 4: Mary Cross’ Phyllis Hyman at RESORTS Casino Hotel October: AC Pride TBA November 1: Dia De Los Muertos at Noyes Arts Garage November 7: ARTerriors TBA 1/17,2/14, 3/14, 4/11, and 5/15/2026: AC Jamming at Gin Rickey’s Bar
RED BANK June 21: moe. at Count Basie Center for the Arts
NEWARK COMMUNITY EVENTS June 25: Love Out Loud at Dutch’s Lounge @ Tryp Hotel June 25: The Woman at the Well at First Presbyterian Church of Newark June 26: Newark Grounds Night Fest at Mulberry Commons Park June 26: Respect The Mic at Newark Stage June 26: Broadway in the Bricks at Newark Public Library June 26: Drunk Black History at ES550 June 27: Lyrics Matter at The Vault June 28: Soul-O at NJPAC June 28: Carrie Jackson at Clement’s Place June 28: Tropical Noise Fest at Lua Lounge June 28: Jazz and Joy at Clement’s Place June 28: Jazz and Jamming at Clement’s Place June 28: Maurice Chestnut for Big Daddy Kane at NJPAC June 28: P.Genz for Big Daddy Kane at NJPAC June 29: Gail Cambell for Lettuce at NJPAC June 29: Segdrick Marsh for Lettuce at NJPAC June 29: Rest Fest at Newark Museum of Art June 29: Taste of the City at Ferry Street June 29: Down in the Ro’ at Adega Bar and Grill Rooftop
MONTCLAIR June 26-29: Montclair Film events at Clairidge Theater.
