Boujee On A Budget: Matt Mathews’ Tour and Special
What was the Boujee On A Budget tour?
Boujee On A Budget was the tour that turned Matt Mathews from a viral video star into a theatre and arena headliner. According to his official bio, it sold more than 250,000 tickets. Highlights included multiple nights at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium and his first-ever arena show in his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama. Press reports identify that venue as Legacy Arena at the BJCC. His official site describes the tour as sold out.
The name also turned up on the Netflix Is A Joke comedy festival in Los Angeles, where he played a live show billed as “Matt Mathews: Boujee On A Budget” on May 7, 2026. That was an in-person festival date, not a Netflix special.
Is the Boujee On A Budget tour still going?
No. The Boujee On A Budget era is over as a live tour. If you are searching for Boujee On A Budget tickets, what you actually want is the new hour, Not What I Ordered, which opened on September 11, 2026 in Burlington, Vermont and runs to June 12, 2027. Old resale listings using the Boujee name for future dates are worth double-checking.
Where can I watch the Boujee On A Budget special?
On YouTube, for free. The full special went up in September 2026 as “Boujee On A Budget (2026) | Full Comedy Special”, and his official site promotes it as his brand new special. No paid streaming service is needed, and as far as we can find it is not on Netflix.
What was his first special?
His first special is When That Thang Get Ta Thang’n, recorded in 2024 at the Alabama Theatre in Birmingham. It is also on YouTube. Watching the two specials back to back is a good way to see how quickly his stand-up grew: from his first stage in 2022 to a home-city theatre special in 2024 and an arena-sized tour after that.
How is Not What I Ordered different?
It is a new hour of material, so fans who have watched the Boujee special will not be seeing a repeat. The official copy describes brutally honest stories about relationships, family, fame, farm life, mental health and everyday chaos. The tour is also much wider: his first shows outside North America, including Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, London, Glasgow and Dublin, plus many US cities with both an early and a late show. There is a new VIP package too, the Not What I Ordered Q&A Experience, with a group photo and a Q&A session. Read the full breakdown on the tour explained.
Is there a Birmingham show this time?
Not in Birmingham, Alabama on the current list. The closest Alabama dates are Dothan on December 17, 2026 and Mobile on April 3, 2027. Note that the Birmingham on this tour is Birmingham, England (Town Hall, March 16, 2027), which is already sold out at the primary seller.
Which new-tour dates are fans picking?
If you loved the historic-theatre feel of the Ryman nights, the new tour has a few similar rooms. Three nights to look at: two shows at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta, the historic Orpheum in Memphis and the Beacon Theatre in New York. Buttons go to TicketNetwork, a resale marketplace where prices may be above face value; the primary seller for these dates is Ticketmaster. Our ticket prices guide shows what resale looked like in September 2026.
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Is Matt Mathews still doing the Boujee On A Budget tour?
No. Boujee On A Budget was his previous tour. His current tour is the Not What I Ordered World Tour, running from September 2026 to June 2027.
Where can I watch Boujee On A Budget?
The full Boujee On A Budget special is free on YouTube. It was released in September 2026.
How many tickets did Boujee On A Budget sell?
According to his official bio, the tour sold more than 250,000 tickets and included multiple nights at the Ryman Auditorium.
Where was Matt Mathews' first arena show?
In his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama, during the Boujee On A Budget tour. Press reports name the venue as Legacy Arena at the BJCC.
What is Matt Mathews' first special?
When That Thang Get Ta Thang'n, recorded in 2024 at the Alabama Theatre in Birmingham. It is free on YouTube.