Jerry Seinfeld lands in Adelaide following his heckler-ridden Sydney shows

Standup comedian Jerry Seinfeld has touched down in his third Aussie city following a string of heckler-ridden performances.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has landed in Adelaide, following controversial stand up comedy gigs in Sydney.

The 70-year-old stand up legend was all-smiles as he stepped off his private jet, wearing a navy cap, jeans and a white and black herringbone blazer.

He was seen greeting fans and signing autographs.

US comedian Jerry Seinfeld has arrived in Adelaide on Wednesday morning. Picture: NewsWire/ Roy VanDerVegt

He greeted a small contingent of fans who had arrived to see him land in Adelaide. Picture: NewsWire/ Roy VanDerVegt

Seinfel was seen signing autographs, including a copy of his book for fan, Liam. Picture: NewsWire/ Roy VanDerVegt

Adelaide is the third stop of Seinfeld’s Australian tour, following three performances in Sydney and Brisbane, two of which were interrupted by pro-Palestinian protestors.

The hecklers stormed his gig in anger over the comedian support for Israel.

Footage from the comedian’s Tuesday performance showed two men disrupting the show, standing up and yelling at Seinfeld, with the audience booing their behaviour.

In the footage, one of the men can be heard yelling “shame on you”, before calling Seinfeld a “hack” and a “fraud”.

Both men then held up the Palestinian flag before one started yelling “free Palestine”.

The comedian snapped back at the protestors, before they were removed by security.

“You have strong political feelings but you don’t know where to say them,” he said.

“You think that ruining the night … it doesn’t affect me … all these people, you’re ruining their night.”

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld roasted a heckler during his Sydney show on Sunday night. Picture: AJA/Facebook

The comedian was called a ‘hack’ and ‘fraud’ by protesters. Picture: Supplied,

Following his Adelaide performance on Thursday night, the star will fly to Melbourne where he will perform three shows at the Rod Laver Arena.

Security protocals have been increased ahead of his Melbourne performances, after the office of Federal Labor MP Josh Burns was destroyed.

Vandals threw rocks through the building’s glass exterior, lit two fires and wrote the phrase: “Zionism is fascism,” on his electorate office in the early hours of Wednesday morning, speaking condemnation from all sides of politics.

Police are also investigating the incident.

Originally published as Jerry Seinfeld lands in Adelaide following his heckler-ridden Sydney shows