Hilarious online sensation coming to Highfields for first live show
Fans of online comedic channel Nat’s What I Reckon are being treated to an offline show when creator Nat heads on a tour around Australia, including a stop off in Highfields.
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Nat, the online sensation known for his Nat’s What I Reckon videos which have clocked up millions of views is coming to Highfields as part of his On Purpose tour.
Nat, who has never publicly released his surname, will be entertaining crowds at the Highfields Tavern on Saturday, March 13.
As a content creator, comedian, rock musician, cooking champion and mental health ambassador Nat has been making videos as Nat’s What I Reckon for almost a decade.
His hilarious social commentary has collected him a fast-growing audience of more than two million, and his videos have clocked up more than 100 million views across all platforms.
In response to the craziness he was seeing when COVID-19 hit, Nat waged a war against processed food and launched a no-nonsense instructional video for one of his tried and true recipes.
It struck a chord and sent views skyrocketing.
Since then he has posted dozens of non-nonsense recipe videos, much to the delight of his fans.
Now Nat’s What I Reckon: On Purpose is set to be an entertaining evening of satire and previously unreleased videos.
Residents are asked to join Nat as he takes his unique brand of content and comedy offline and debuts an hour-long multimedia stage show and video party.
Nat will share stories of how insane all of the online universe has been, reveal some of the hilarious inspirations behind his videos and screen never-before-seen footage and outtakes.
He will also give the audience a glimpse into his off-the-wall creative process that has led him to this point in his career.
As an added bonus, Nat will be joined on stage by his online channel’s favourite tea fanatic, Jim, and an opening stand-up set by comedian Andrew Bensley.
There will be two sessions at 7pm and 9pm with tickets selling fast.
Search Nat’s What I Reckon: On Purpose Tour – Toowoomba on Facebook or head to OzTix to buy tickets.
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