Jerry Seinfeld is hitting the road this summer for a ton of stand-up performances stretching through December 2010.

Some of the highlights of his upcoming tour include stops at the Borgata Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City on July 10; Citi Performing Arts Center/Wang Theater in Boston on July 11; and The Colosseum in Las Vegas on July 23 and 24.

In September, Seinfeld is back at the Citi Performing Arts Center/Wang Theater in Boston for a two-a-day performance at 7 and 9:30 p.m.

In December, Seinfeld tickets are also available for gigs at the MGM Grand in Mashantucket, Conn., on Dec. 3 and 4.

Have no fear, Seinfeld fans. Jerry has another project in the works that takes him away from our living rooms and onto the stage.  He is currently working on a project with former Saturday Night Live star Colin Quinn. This 75-minute one man show will be written by and starring Quinn with Seinfeld directing and producing.  Although they are trying to keep details under wraps, Jerry has said the show is “about the end of civilization.”  Although the date has yet to be announced, the show will premiere at Manhattan’s 45 Bleecker Theater.

Keep checking back for more Jerry Seinfeld news. Until this new project comes to fruition, be sure to take a sneek peek at comedic genius with Jerry Seinfeld tickets to one of his upcoming shows.

Seinfeld premiered “The Marriage Ref” to fans this week, a new reality show that includes a panel of celebrities to dissect marriages and, in the end, offer a “winner” of the dispute - with humor, of course.

“We’re going to make a call in favor of the husband or the wife, very similar to the way it’s done in sports,” Seinfeld has said to media outlets, “Because we felt the simplicity of sports is what’s missing in marriage.”

The show premiered after the closing games of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, and will hold a Thursday night spot on NBC at 10 PM moving forward.
The comedian is still on tour - while a Jerry Seinfeld ticket is hard to come by, there’s always the opportunity to see him weekly on prime time TV.

Though Seinfeld isn’t the “marriage ref” himself, he did come up with the idea and teamed up with NBC, the executive producer of “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and the producers of “Supernanny” for this latest reality TV series. Seinfeld will be far too busy with his current comedy tour, which runs January to May.

“The Marriage Ref” premiers on March 14, with a panel of “experts” made up of comedians, celebrities and athletes who will listen to both sides of the argument and offer their own advice, however sound that may be. (Here’s hoping Tiger Woods, Eliot Spitzer or David Letterman don’t make the panel!)

So if you want to voice a complaint against your spouse—on national television—contact “The Marriage Ref” at marriagerefcasting@shedmediaus.com or by calling 877-304-4040.

Seinfeld, who is set to star in the new season of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” with “Seinfeld” creator Larry David, is also traveling on a comedy tour this fall.

Leno, who recently moved from late night to prime time, consulted Seinfeld heavily before making the decision. This change makes Leno the first comedian to make such a move while maintaining a traditional late-night format.

Jay-Z, Rihanna and Kanye West were the musical guests.

He is scheduled to tour the U.S. from now until Jan. 3, 2009, and as if that wasn’t enough, he has also acquired his newest gig from Microsoft. In a $300 million advertising effort from Microsoft, Seinfeld has become the newest face of Windows Vista.

Stay tuned for 2009 updates!

If you’re looking for some quality, clean entertainment that the whole family can enjoy, then Jerry Seinfeld is your man. His summer tour has begun and is scheduled to run until August 9. He’ll be visiting New York, Arizona, Colorado, Ohio, Utah, Texas, Florida, and Nevada, so don’t miss your chance to see him!