Tuned-up Pete Davidson to Bring Laughs to Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Comedian Pete Davidson will perform standup at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on Sat., September 23. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, August 11 via Ticketmaster.

Davidson will be fresh from a stint in a Pennsylvania rehab that he checked himself into in June, according to multiple sources.

More recently, Davidson was forced to apologize to the head of animal rights lobbyist PETA for leaving her an obscenity-laced voicemail message.

Pete regularly goes to rehab for tune ups and to take a mental break, so that’s what’s happening,” the New York Post quoted an unnamed friend of his as saying.

Davidson reportedly suffers from borderline personality disorder and PTSD. He was only seven when his firefighter father, Scott, died while trying to save lives in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The tragedy informs “The King of Staten Island,” the semi-autobiographical 2020 movie Davidson co-wrote with its director and producer, Judd Apatow.

While known for his acting in movies and on “Saturday Night Live,” Davidson has been performing standup since he was 16. His big break came on Comedy Central’s “Gotham Comedy Live” in 2014, the same year he started on “SNL.”

Hold the Phone!

According to the Cosmopolitan, Davidson’s show will be phone-free, which is becoming the norm at high-profile comedy shows.

Guests carry the pouch with them at all times and can only have them opened in designated phone-use areas of the venue. Those caught using phones outside the designated areas will be escorted out of the venue without a refund.