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Dancing with the Stars: Live! is taking its all new production on the road giving fans the opportunity to see their favorite stars dance live in their hometowns. The Dance All Night Tour  is bringing a one-of-a-kind touring production to 43 cities across America. Dancing with the Stars: Live! Dance All Night Tour will feature a bigger cast than ever before with special guests to be announced. In this all new production, the dancers are freed from the ballroom to bring you a 90-minute action-packed live show. Audiences will watch exciting and romantic performances, from choreography never before seen on the show, to some of the most memorable numbers from Dancing with the Stars .  For up to date information and to purchase tickets, go to dwtstour.com .  Dancing with the Stars: Live! Tour Dates Dec 15: Salt Lake City, UT (Maverik Center) Dec 16: Colorado Springs, CO (Pikes Peak Center) Dec 17: Denver, CO (Bellco Theater) Dec 18: Kansas City, MO (Arvest Bank Theater at Midland) Dec 20: Houston, TX (Bayou Music Center) Dec 23: Los Angeles, CA (Microsoft Theatre) Dec 27: New Orleans, LA (Saenger Theater) Dec 28: Nashville, TN (Ryman Auditorium) Dec 29: Birmingham, AL (BJCC Concert Hall) Dec 30: Shreveport, LA (Municipal Auditorium) Dec 31: Atlanta, GA (Cobb Energy PAC) Jan 2: Niagara Falls, NY (Seneca Niagara Casino) Jan 3: Verona, NY (Turning Stone Event Center Theater) Jan 5: White Plains, NY (Westchester County Center) Jan 6: New York, NY (Beacon Theater) Jan 7: Boston, MA (Shubert) Jan 8: Uncasville, CT (Mohegan Sun) Jan 10: Bethlehem, PA (Sands Bethlehem) Jan 12: Baltimore, MD (Modell PAC) Jan 13: Red Bank, NJ (Count Basie Theatre) Jan 14: Philadelphia, PA (Tower Theater) Jan 16: Rama, ON (Casino Rama) Jan 17: Columbus, OH (Palace Theater) Jan 19: Lancaster, PA (American Music Theatre) Jan 20: Pittsburgh, PA (Benedum Center) Jan 22: Windsor, ON (Colosseum at Caesars Windsor) Jan 23: Merrillville, IN (Star Plaza Theater) Jan 24: Cincinnati, OH (Taft Theater) Jan 26: Durham, NC (Durham Performing Arts Center) Jan 27: Jacksonville, FL (Moran Theater) Jan 28: Orlando, FL (Walt Disney Theater) Jan 29: Sarasota, FL (Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall) Jan 30: Clearwater, FL (Ruth Eckerd Hall) Feb 1: West Palm Beach, FL (Kravis Center) Feb 4: Austin, TX (Bass Concert Hall) Feb 5: Thackerville, OK (Winstar Casino) Feb 6: San Antonio, TX (Majestic Theater) Feb 8: San Diego, CA (Balboa Theater) Feb 9: San Jose, CA (San Jose Center) Feb 10: Stockton, CA (Bob Hope Theater) Feb 12: Reno, NV (Grand Theater at Grand Sierra Resort) Feb 13: Riverside, CA (Fox Performing Arts Center) Feb 14: Phoenix, AZ (Comerica Theater) Tune in to  Dancing with the Stars  MONDAYS 8|7c.

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'Dancing with the Stars' live tour returning in 2024: See the announcement

Emma Slater will co-host the live tour, which kicks off in January 2024.

The "Dancing with the Stars" live tour is returning in 2024!

Emma Slater, who will co-host the live tour, made the announcement with the help of fellow "DWTS" pro Britt Stewart in an LOL-worthy and glitter-filled video shared Tuesday.

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"See the ballroom brought to life in this brand-new production featuring your favorite Dancing with the Stars pros, PLUS special guest stars!" the live tour's official site reads. "With dazzling routines in every style, jaw-dropping talent, and non-stop entertainment, it's sure to be an unforgettable night full of all the magic of the TV show and more!"

No dates have been announced yet, though Slater said in the video the tour will kick off in January 2024.

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The live tour likely feature some pros and celebs from "Dancing with the Stars" season 32, which will air this fall on ABC and Disney+ , and will stream the next day on Hulu.

While the whole star-studded "DWTS" cast won't be revealed until Sept. 13 on "Good Morning America," it was announced on Friday on "GMA" that "Vanderpump Rules" star Ariana Madix will compete for the Mirrorball Trophy.

For more info on the "Dancing with the Stars" live tour set for 2024, including some of the tour stops, visit www.dwtstour.com .

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The Dancing With The Stars Live 2023 tour kicks off in January, and fans cannot wait to find out everything about this spectacular celebration of dance. The first DWTS tour began in December 2006 after season 2, and continued until February 2007. Celebrities on that first tour included season 1 star Joey McIntyre, season 2 winner Drew Lachey and co-star Lisa Rinna, and season 3 winner Emmitt Smith, with co-stars Joey Lawrence and Harry Hamlin. The professional dancers were Kym Johnson, Karina Smirnoff, Edyta Śliwińska, Louis van Amstel, and Cheryl Burke.

The most recent DWTS Live 2022 tour included professional dancers Brandon Armstrong, Alan Bersten, Artem Chigvintsev, Sasha Farber, Pasha Pashkov, Gleb Savchenko, Emma Slater, Britt Stewart, and season 30 winner Daniella Karagach . Her partner, Iman Shumpert, and season 29 winner Kaitlyn Bristowe also made appearances on the tour. According to the DWTS Live 2023 official web site , at the tour fans will "see the ballroom brought to life in this brand-new production featuring your favorite Dancing with the Stars pros, PLUS special guest stars! With dazzling routines in every style, jaw-dropping talent, and non-stop entertainment, it’s sure to be an unforgettable night full of all the magic of the TV show and more!" Fans are looking forward to the 2023 tour and want to know all the details.

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The DWTS Live 2023 Tour Hosts

DWTS professional dancer Emma Slater and season 31 runner-up Gabby Windey will co-host the DWTS Live 2023 tour. Emma most recently placed sixth with her partner Trevor Donovan on DWTS season 31. The Bachelorette star Gabby and her partner Val Chmerkovskiy placed second.

The DWTS Live 2023 Tour Dates & Cities

The DWTS Live 2023 tour kicks off on January 6 in National Harbor, Maryland. There are stops nearly every day in various cities in the United States. There are also a few shows in Ontario, Canada. The tour concludes on March 12 in Las Vegas.

The DWTS Live 2023 Tour Professional Dancers

Several of the most beloved DWTS professional dancers will perform on the tour. They include Britt Stewart, Alan Bersten, Emma Slater, Gleb Savchencko, Brandon Armstrong, and Sasha Farber. In addition, DWTS season 31 troupe dancers Alexis Warr and Kateryna Klishyna will appear. Alexis danced with DWTS season 31 contestant Joseph Baena when she filled in for Daniella Karagach, who had tested positive for COVID-19.

The DWTS Live 2023 Tour Celebrity Guests

Some fan favorite DWTS season 31 contestants will make appearances on select dates of the tour. Gabby will co-host at every tour stop. Britt's partner, Daniel Durant, will dance at all the tour stops from February 1 through February 14. Vinny Guadagnino, who placed seventh with his partner Koko Iwasaki, will perform on several tour stops, including January 10 in Brookville, New York, January 11 in Boston, and January 14 in Atlantic City. Charli D'Amelio, who won DWTS season 31 with her partner Mark Ballas, will appear with her mother Heidi, who placed eighth with her partner, Artem Chigvintsev. They will perform on March 10 in Pasadena and March 12 in Las Vegas, the final date of the tour. In addition, Vinny, Charli, and Heidi will appear on January 13 at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut.

The DWTS Live 2023 tour will be a real treat for fans of the show. From the talented professional dancers to the favorite season 31 performers, the cast is extraordinary. With their bubbly and outgoing personalities, Emma and Gabby will be the perfect hosts. Dancing With The Stars season 31 may be over, but the excitement is only beginning on tour.

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Many of your favorite "Dancing with the Stars" pros are heading out on a live tour .

"Dancing with the Stars: Live!" kicks off Jan. 11 in Richmond, Virginia, and will hit cities across the U.S. until it wraps in March in Los Angeles.

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Learn more about the upcoming tour below.

Who is performing during the 'Dancing with the Stars' live tour?

"DWTS" pros including Brandon Armstrong, Rylee Arnold, Alan Bersten, Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov, Gleb Savchenko, Emma Slater and Britt Stewart will perform during the live tour.

"DWTS" co-host and two-time Mirrorball Champion Julianne Hough, as well as celebrity guest stars, will also perform at select dates.

Slater, a one-time Mirrorball Champion, is hosting the tour.

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How to get tickets for the live tour

Tickets go on sale Oct. 20 at DWTSTour.com .

A variety of VIP packages are available to purchase for all dates. The packages include everything from premium seating to access to pre-show cast Q &As, exclusive merchandise, photo opportunities and more.

The pre-sale for Mirrorball Members began on Oct. 18.

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‘DANCING WITH THE STARS – LIVE TOUR 2022’ RETURNING WITH A BRAND-NEW SHOW THIS WINTER!

Starring “Dancing with the Stars” Season 30 Professional Dancers

 Brandon Armstrong, Alan Bersten, Artem Chigvintsev, Sasha Farber, Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov,

Gleb Savchenko, Emma Slater and Britt Stewart!

Tickets on Sale Starting Friday, October 8 th at 10am!

America’s favorite dance show is back on tour this winter to celebrate its 30 th Season with “Dancing with the Stars – Live Tour 2022.” Launching January 7 th in Richmond, VA, this year’s all-new production will feature fan-favorite professional dancers thrilling audiences with all of the breathtaking dance styles seen on ABC’s hit show Dancing with the Stars . The show continues its legacy of performing showstopping routines from the TV show alongside new numbers choreographed specifically for the live show, ranging from time-honored dances like the Quickstep and Foxtrot to sizzling Latin styles like the Cha Cha, Salsa, and Tango. In this year’s state-of-the-art production, audiences will have the opportunity to experience the excitement, glitz and glamour they see in the ballroom every Monday night live in their hometowns.

  The tour delivers a spectacular night of pulse-pounding dance performances from world-renowned dancers including Brandon Armstrong, Alan Bersten, Artem Chigvintsev, Sasha Farber, Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov, Gleb Savchenko, Emma Slater, and Britt Stewart with more surprise casting to be announced. Previous Mirrorball Trophy winner Alan Bersten says, “After not being able to tour last year, we’re all so excited to bring the “Dancing with the Stars – Live Tour” back to all of our dedicated fans around the country. I’m especially looking forward to this year’s tour because we also get to celebrate our show’s amazing 30 th Season.”

Tickets for “Dancing with the Stars – Live Tour 2022” go on sale starting Friday, October 8 th at 10am. To purchase tickets and to get the full list of tour dates, please visit dwtstour.com . VIP packages giving fans the chance to purchase Premium Tickets, Pre-Show Cast Q&A passes, Exclusive Merchandise and Photo Opportunities will be available through dwtstour.com .

“Dancing with the Stars – Live Tour 2022” is produced by Faculty Productions in association with BBC Studios.

“Dancing with the Stars – Live Tour 2022” Dates:

January 7 – Richmond, VA – Altria Theater

January 8 – Oxon Hill, MD – MGM National Harbor

January 9 – Bethlehem, PA – Wind Creek Bethlehem (2 shows)

January 11 & 12 – Morristown, NJ – Mayo Perf. Arts Center

January 13 – Boston, MA – Wang Theatre

January 14 & 15 – Uncasville, CT – Mohegan Sun

January 17 & 18 – Lancaster, PA – American Music Theater

January 19 – New Brunswick, NJ – State Theatre New Jersey

January 21 – Atlantic City, NJ – Borgata

January 22 – Verona, NY – Turning Stone Resort Casino

January 23 – Niagara Falls, ON – Fallsview Casino Resort

January 25 – Akron, OH – Akron Civic Theatre

January 26 – Columbus, OH – Palace Theatre

January 27 – Cincinnati, OH – Taft Theatre

January 28 – Windsor, ON – Caesars Windsor Hotel & Casino (2 shows)

January 29 – Indianapolis, IN – Old National Centre (formerly Murat)

January 30 – Ames, IA – Stephens Auditorium

February 1 – Omaha, NE – Orpheum Theatre

February 2 – Davenport, IA – Adler Theatre

February 3 – Madison, WI – Overture Center for the Arts

February 4 – Prior Lake, MN – Mystic Lake Casino

February 5 – Milwaukee, WI – The Riverside Theater

February 6 – Rosemont, IL – Rosemont Theatre

February 8 – Kansas City, MO – Arvest Bank Theatre

February 9 – St. Louis, MO – Stifel Theatre

February 10 – Nashville, TN – Grand Ole Opry

February 11 – Louisville, KY – The Louisville Palace

February 12 – Greenville, SC – Bon Secours Wellness Arena

February 15 – Jacksonville, FL – Moran Theater

February 16 – Clearwater, FL – Ruth Eckerd Hall (2 shows)

February 17 – Sarasota, FL – Van Wezel Perf. Arts Hall

February 18 – Ft. Myers, FL – Barbara B. Mann Perf. Arts Hall

February 19 – Orlando, FL – Steinmetz Hall (2 shows)

February 20 – Hollywood, FL – Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

February 21 – The Villages, FL – Sharon L. Morse Perf. Arts Center

February 23 – Knoxville, TN – Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum

February 24 – Charlotte, NC – Ovens Auditorium

February 25 – Augusta, GA – William B. Bell Memorial Auditorium

February 26 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre

February 27 – Raleigh, NC – Duke Energy Center for the Perf. Arts

March 1 – Memphis, TN – Orpheum Theatre

March 2 – Birmingham, AL – BJCC Concert Hall

March 3 – New Orleans, LA – Saenger Theatre

March 4 – Sugar Land, TX – Smart Financial Centre

March 5 – Lubbock, TX – Buddy Holly Hall

March 6 – Grand Prairie, TX – Verizon Theatre

March 8 – Enid, OK – Stride Bank Center

March 9 – Colorado Springs, CO – Pikes Peak Center

March 10 – Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre

March 11 – Albuquerque, NM – Kiva Auditorium

March 12 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Federal Theatre

March 13 – Thousand Oaks, CA – Civic Arts Plaza

March 15 – San Diego, CA – Balboa Theater

March 16 – Riverside, CA – Fox Arts Center

March 17 – Costa Mesa, CA – Segerstrom (2 shows)

March 18 – San Jose, CA – San Jose Center for the Perf. Arts

March 19 – Santa Rosa, CA – Luther Burbank Center for the Arts

March 20 – Ridgefield, WA – Ilani Casino Resort

March 23 – Seattle, WA – McCaw Hall

March 24 – Boise, ID – Morrison Center

March 25 – Salt Lake City, UT – Eccles Theater

March 26 – Reno, NV – Grand Sierra Resort

March 27 – Modesto, CA – Gallo Center for the Arts

*Cast subject to change.

“Dancing with the Stars” airs Monday nights at 8:00-10:00 p.m. EDT on ABC. Episodes can also be viewed the next day on ABC.com, the ABC app and Hulu.

  About Faculty Productions

Faculty Productions, formed by veteran manager and producer Jared Paul in partnership with Live Nation, the world’s leading live entertainment company, produces and creates world-class live branded entertainment and concerts in partnership with the world’s largest media companies. Faculty Productions is responsible for some of the most successful recent global touring productions including  Dancing with the Stars: Live!  (BBC Worldwide and ABC),  Move Live on Tour  (Derek Hough and Julianne Hough) , America’s Got Talent Live!  (Freemantle Media, Syco Entertainment and NBC) , The Sing-Off Live Tour  (Sony Pictures and NBC),  Glee Live! In Concert!  (FOX and Ryan Murphy Productions) , Big Time Rush Big Time Tour  (Nickelodeon/ Sony Music),  Mixtape Festival  (VH1 and Live Nation) and the  Boston Strong Benefit Concert  (ONE FUND and Live Nation) .  Faculty and Paul are also responsible for the creation and execution of the acclaimed immersive pop-up art exhibit HAPPY PLACE, which started in downtown Los Angeles in November of 2017 and is currently open at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas.

About BBC Studios

BBC Studios, a global content company with bold British creativity at its heart, is a commercial subsidiary of the BBC. Able to take an idea seamlessly from thought to screen and beyond, its activities span content financing, development, production, sales, branded services, and ancillaries across both its own productions, and programs and formats made by high-quality UK independents. Award-winning British programs made by the business are internationally recognized across a broad range of genres and specialisms, with brands like  Dancing with the Stars/Strictly Come Dancing,   Top Gear, Doctor Who  and  Bluey . BBC Studios has offices in 22 markets globally, including ten production bases in the UK and production bases or partnerships in a further nine countries around the world. The company, which ordinarily makes around 2,500 hours of content a year for both the BBC and third parties including Apple, Amazon and China Mobile, is a champion for British creativity around the world. It is also a committed partner for the UK’s independent sector through a mix of equity partnerships, content investment and international distribution for program titles. To the BBC, BBC Studios contributes both cash dividends and funds for program-making, supporting the license fee and enhancing programs for UK audiences.     

In the Americas, BBC Studios – with team members across the region – manages joint venture relationships with AMC Networks for flagship channel BBC AMERICA (U.S.) – home of original series Killing Eve and global brands Seven Worlds: One Planet, Doctor Who, and Top Gear – and with ITV for SVoD service BritBox (U.S./Canada), as well as a strategic partnership in Canada with Blue Ant Media for BBC Earth Channel and BBC First. The company also operates a robust linear and digital content sales and co-productions operation, as well as a franchise management business. In addition, BBC Studios operates a major production unit in Los Angeles responsible for the highly-rated, Emmy®-winning  Dancing with the Stars , the multi-award-winning  Life Below Zero , and the popular reboot of the classic quiz show  Weakest Link . In Brazil, through a production partnership with Endemol Shine, local production  Dancing Brasil  has become a breakout hit.  In addition, the company has recently launched BBC SELECT in the U.S. and Canada, an ad-free, digital streaming channel offering all-new documentaries across culture, politics and ideas, on Amazon Prime Video Channels and the Apple TV app.  

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The Dancing With The Stars Live Tour 2024 cast is officially complete. The dancing competition series’ official account for tour revealed the final lineup of pros and celebrities joining the tour next year.

Final Cast for Dancing With The Stars 2024 Tour Revealed

In a recent post on Instagram, DWTS announced their additional guest stars and dancing pros for the tour. New guests include season 32 alums Charity Lawson, Harry Jowsey , and Xochitl Gomez. Meanwhile, in select dates, pros Artem Chigvintsev, Jenna Johnson, and Valentin Chmerkovskiy will also grace the tour.

“We’re thrilled to announce that @charitylawson, @harryjowsey, @_xochitl.gomez & @juleshough are joining #DWTSTour this winter! PLUS, @theartemc, @jennajohnson & @valentin join our incredible cast of pros for select dates,” the caption read.

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DWTS co-host Julianne Hough will also serve as special guest. She will perform from February 15 to February 18, March 1 to March 3, and March 26.

Meanwhile, Season 32 Mirrorball champion Gomez will perform from January 11 to February 4. Lawson, will then perform from February 6 to February 18. Jowsey, on the other hand, will perform from February to March 26.

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Johnson and Chmerkovskiy will perform from January 11 to February 4. Lastly, Chigvintsev will grace the tour from February 6 to February 18.

“See the ballroom brought to life in this brand-new production featuring your favorite Dancing with the Stars pros, PLUS special guest stars! With dazzling routines in every style, jaw-dropping talent, and non-stop entertainment, it’s sure to be an unforgettable night full of all the magic of the TV show and more!” the official description of tour reads.

Xochitl Gomez Says Her Mirrorball Triumph is “Unbelievable”

Alongside Chmerkovskiy, Gomez snatched the first ever Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. Following Tuesday’s finale, Gomez reflected on her season 32 victory.

“It’s unbelievable,” she said . “I didn’t see it coming. I went into this whole competition thing thinking, you know, if I make it to week five, that’d be awesome, and so to be here and to have this trophy is just crazy. I’m really proud of us.”

For his part, Chmerkovskiy “felt really good.” According to the DWTS pro, the experience also felt a bit weird.

“It’s a little weird, you know, because you put so much work into something and then it’s like here’s a trophy and then it’s over,” he said. “The feeling is, obviously pride and joy for ourselves, but also a little bit of sadness that it’s over.”

According to the duo, Chmerkovskiy’s wife and fellow pro Johnson played a significant role in helping them achieve their win on the show.

“She’s a part of every creative, every step, every piece of choreography that we performed this season, she was a part of it,” Chmerkovskiy said.

Furthermore, Gomez stated that Johnson has been “encouraging” during her stint. She went on to share that Chmerkovkiy’s wife helped her when she felt “scared and nervous” with the freestyle part of her performance.

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Revealing the ‘Dancing with the Stars’ 2024 Lineup: Who’s In and Who’s Out?

T he much-anticipated 33rd season of Dancing with the Stars is expected to light up TV screens in the Fall of 2024. While the big reveal of the full cast typically happens around late summer or even September, the rumor mill is buzzing, and some names have been confirmed.

Details about the upcoming season’s cast are still under wraps as fans are left to guess and speculate who will be twirling on the dance floor. However, certain stars are reported to be joining the fray, alongside a few who are believed to have turned down the chance.

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'Dancing With the Stars' Fans, Here's What You Need to Know About Season 33

The competition show has officially been renewed by ABC for 2024 — and there's already cast news!

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Week after week, viewers tuned in to watch the Marvel star compete alongside some of today's biggest celebrities for a chance to win the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy . As she made it to the finale alongside Jason Mraz, Ariana Madix , Charity Lawson and Alyson Hannigan , she managed to enthrall audiences with her grace, dexterity and flair in performing impressive and complex routines alongside her partner Valentin "Val" Chmerkovskiy .

But since it's been some time since the season finale aired, viewers are eager to know if Dancing With the Stars will air season 33 in 2024. Well, we have some information to share with you, and you're going to be thrilled about what's to come next season.

Is Dancing With the Stars coming back in 2024 for season 33 ?

It's official, folks: we'll be heading back to the ballroom this year.

On May 10, fans of the hit competition series learned that ABC officially renewed Dancing With the Stars for season 33. The show confirmed the news by posting a joint Instagram with the network, stating that new episodes will air live on both ABC and Disney+, and will be available to stream on Hulu the next day.

"The Mirrorball will be shining bright when #DWTS returns with a new season LIVE on ABC and Disney+! Next day on Hulu. 🪩," read the caption.

Naturally, seeing the news of a brand-new season sent Dancing With the Stars fans into a tizzy, rushing to the comments to voice their excitement.

"This is so exciting 😍😍🔥🔥," one person rejoiced. "Yess!! Yayy!! All the excitement 😍🥰," another commenter declared. "Hell yeah!! Let’s gooooo🔥🔥🔥 already hyped to see who will be in the new cast I can’t wait!" a different person added.

Make sure you hit "save" at the top of this article to stay up-to-date on the latest news about Dancing With the Stars season 33.

As for when viewers can expect to tune in for a new season, we'll have to wait for ABC to give more official details on this. But as the last few seasons have debuted in late September, it's likely season 33 will follow a similar pattern and return to television sometime in early fall 2024.

Who will be the hosts and judges for Dancing With the Stars season 33?

After season 32 saw the surprise shake-up of former pro and judge Julianne Hough taking the place of Tyra Banks as co-host, it's likely fans will see Julianne return to season 33 and emcee alongside season 19 winner Alfonso Ribeiro .

In terms of who is set to judge, Carrie Ann Inaba , Bruno Tonioli and six-time DWTS champion Derek Hough will sit on the coveted panel once again. Carrie Ann and Derek each confirmed their returns on Instagram , posting the original ABC announcement on their profiles .

And if season 32 proves how much the show loves to throw curveballs, viewers can also anticipate seeing guest judges sitting alongside the regulars, depending on the theme of the week. Good Morning America host Michael Strahan , Billy Porter and choreographer Mandy Moore were just a few names from last season.

Where can I watch and stream Dancing With the Stars season 33?

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When it's time for Dancing With the Stars season 33 to premiere on TV, viewers can catch the competition live on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC . Additionally, you can stream the show live as it airs simultaneously on Disney+ .

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Alex jones lets out war cry & sobs on show, claims 'infowars' will be shut down, alex jones on 'infowars' let's out war cry & also sobs ... claims imminent shutdown.

Alex Jones bawled his eyes out this weekend -- and in the same breath, he let out a scream straight from his bowels, all while claiming his show is on the verge of a shutdown.

Check it out ... Alex was doing an impromptu "Infowars" broadcast this weekend -- where he alleged the feds were attempting to raid and confiscate his studio in Austin, TX ... 'cause a day earlier, he said he learned cops were gonna padlock the door and kick him out.

Unclear where he's getting this info or what might be behind all this, but in any case ... he was airing out his frustrations on the show, with both a war cry and a full-blown sob fest.

Alex was fuming, and also emotional ... it's quite the rollercoaster. In the last 15 mins of the broadcast, AJ buried his face in his hands while ranting it'd been a hard fight against his enemies ... and that these unnamed foes were out to get him and sink his empire.

He added, "I've been targeted for abuse. I was duped by someone. Federal files in secret have claimed that I'm committing crimes" -- adding all the claims against him were untrue.

Again ... it's not really clear what the hell Alex is talking about -- but he's airing the claims anyway, further saying he had to sleep in the Dallas studio to stop that location from being padlocked, too. On its face, it seems this might be about the Sandy Hook judgment.

Alex has faced a ton of criticism (and consequences) for his claims over the years, especially pertaining to Sandy Hook. He's got a massive $1.5 bill debt to the Sandy Hook families that he hasn't paid in full yet ... something he's been defiant about since it came down.

As of Monday morning, "Infowars" still seems to be up and running.

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ABC is renewing the lion’s share of its most high-profile unscripted series for the 2024-2025 TV season. Among the shows back are “ American Idol ,” “ The Bachelor ” and “ Dancing with the Stars ” (which is also simulcast on Disney+).

Also returning: “Celebrity Jeopardy!” and “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune,” as well as “What Would You Do?” and “Shark Tank.” Decisions are still to be made on a handful of other unscripted series.

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“Shark Tank,” which enters Season 16, includes sharks Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John and Kevin O’Leary. Mark Burnett, Clay Newbill, Yun Lingner, Max Swedlow, Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John, Kevin O’Leary, Phil Gurin and Brandon Wallace are executive producers of “Shark Tank,” which is produced by MGM Television in association with Sony Pictures Television.

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Dancing, wild rules and Barry Zito's Nashville debut: Savannah Bananas a baseball phenomenon

Their sandals-with-socks-wearing, 76-year-old pitcher picked at a mandarin orange in the third-base dugout at First Horizon Park late Saturday afternoon.

A few feet to his left, their 10-foot-9 first baseman rested his metal legs against a cushioned bench, his obnoxiously oversized baseball glove settled on a shelf next to them.

Inside their clubhouse, a Cy Young Award-winning, three-time Major League Baseball All-Star pitcher prepared to make his Bananas debut — and for an on-field, midgame, solo concert.

Welcome to the world of the Savannah Bananas , a collection of baseball-playing, entertaining vagabonds who brought their show to Nashville last weekend for a pair of games against the Party Animals as part of their 94-game "Banana World Tour."

The architect behind baseball's version of the Harlem Globetrotters, the team's blinding-yellow-suit-wearing owner Jesse Cole, bandied about the dugout while his team's band rehearsed on the field and his players rehearsed for TikTok videos .

"I learned a lot from Walt Disney," Cole said. "He always put himself in the customer's shoes. He wanted to create a place in Disneyland that him and his daughters, adults and kids, could have fun together."

Cole grew up with an affinity for entertaining and a love for baseball. But he realized over time that he didn't love watching the game he loves. He said he spent most of the last 15 years experimenting with how to make the game more fun, more fan-centered. Now he finds himself the owner of a team that has more than 9 million followers on social media, a team that tours the country to sold-out crowds at every stop, a team that is fun.

That included this weekend, when the tour dropped into town for a pair of games at the home of the Nashville Sounds.

"How can we make it fun for anybody to come out, even if they don't love baseball?" Cole asked rhetorically.

The answer to that question has become clear to Cole in recent years, when he decided one Bananas team was better than two. Until last year, one Bananas team was part of the Coastal Plain League, a collegiate league, while the other team concentrated on Cole's "Banana Ball" brand.

So mid-game, choreographed dance routines, dancing umpires, an outfielder who makes catches mid-backflip, a man who wears a space helmet, all of that and more have been born. Players are recruited and paid for their work. Malachi Mitchell, who wears the space helmet and whose uniform bears a lightning bolt rather than a number, is the son of Olympic gold medalist sprinter Dennis Mitchell.

Not to mention the game's rules, which include two-hour time limits; no bunting or stepping out of the batter's box; the ability to steal first base; and outs for foul balls caught cleanly by fans.

'There's no red tape," Cole said.

From 'Space Ball' to 'Banana Ball'

Bill "Spaceman" Lee called himself "the first baby boomer on the planet Earth." He's 76 years old now, and a pitcher/mentor/coach for the Bananas.

"There's no expiration date on the bottom of your foot," Lee said.

He claims to not own a watch, a cellphone or a television. Said he regularly does yoga.

The outspoken Lee spent 14 seasons in the major leagues, winning 119 games with a 3.62 ERA for the Boston Red Sox and Montreal Expos. He's the author of four books, a member of the Red Sox Hall of Fame, a former six-year U.S. Army Reserve veteran and an eccentric who invented his own pitch called the "Space Ball," a version of the eephus pitch he concocted to make up for his lack of velocity.

In short, he was a Banana decades before the Bananas came to be.

Cole grew up in Boston a fan of the Red Sox and Lee. At the urging of his parents, Cole called Lee at his home in Vermont in February 2022 to gauge his interest in becoming a Banana. Lee said he'd never heard of the team, knew nothing of them. His response, though, was not a surprise.

"I said, 'I don't try out,'" said Lee, who said he still throws in the mid-70 mph range. "He says, 'Well, we all have to try out.' "

Lee asked Cole the object of being a Bananas pitcher. Cole responded by telling him getting three outs as quickly as possible.

"Two minutes and 4 seconds later I was on the ballclub," Lee said. "I've been here ever since."

The tall guy

Dakota "Stilts" Allbritton is "The World's Tallest Pitcher and Hitter." He's the kid from a tiny Georgia city called Ellaville, population: 1,553. He's the long-haired blond who has poured concrete for a living, built dog kennels, worked at paper mills and was a pipefitter.

Albritton tried out for the Bananas in 2021. He brought his stilts out of a 10-year retirement for the audition. Albritton said he began wearing stilts when he was 10 years old, just for fun.

"Jesse was like, 'Oh, wow,'" Albritton said of the team's owner. "He loved it."

Albritton said he's also an expert unicycle rider who's had more than one offer to join the circus, most recently during the Bananas' stop in Las Vegas.

"But I'm not a circus act," he said. "I'm a baseball player."

On Saturday night, Albritton stood on his stilts in the right-handed batter's box, his regulation-sized bat in hand, and smacked a sharp single into left field. The standing-room-only crowd grew loud in approval. Stilts stunting his speed, Albritton was thrown out at second base after a teammate singled to left field.

He then tip-toed his way to first base, that over-the-top-sized glove dangling from his left hand, and played a half-inning of defense.

Albritton first heard of the Bananas in 2019 when he was a senior in high school and his baseball team traveled to their home field, Grayson Stadium, to play for a state championship. Two years later his mom called him to say she'd signed him up for a tryout with the Bananas.

"Where I ended my baseball career is where I started up a whole different baseball career, on the same exact field," he said.

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The big show

Barry Zito made a beeline from the pitcher's mound to the third-base dugout after throwing an inning in his Bananas debut Saturday.

The former Cy Young winner, World Series champion and three-time All-Star grabbed a guitar and proceeded to his next stage — the third-base coach's box. There he put on a one-man concert, strumming strings and singing his original song, "Ballpark Kids," as the Bananas batted in the top of the seventh inning.

This a night after former big-league pitcher Zach Duke pitched an inning for the Bananas.

Former big-league players are no stranger to wearing those bright yellow uniforms. World Series champions  Johnny Damon  and Jonny Gomes have played for the Bananas. Same for Cy Young winner Jake Peavy. Four-time All-Star Jonathan Papelbon pitched in two games while wearing a yellow kilt. Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench was a first-base coach.

"I believe the great ballplayers were entertainers way before, (like) Babe Ruth," Lee said.

Dalton Mauldin, a former player for Trevecca University who calls Nashville home, is a infielder for the Bananas. After Mauldin posted some videos of himself singing cover songs online, Cole reached out to him via social media and asked if he'd like to be part of the team.

Mauldin said he's gotten a kick out of playing with the Bananas and with and against some former major leaguers..

He recalled the Bananas recently playing an exhibition game against the Major League Baseball Players' Association Alumni team.

He recalled seeing some of the players lined up for the anthem before that game and pinching himself.

"It looked like a video game; it didn't even feel real," Mauldin said. "You read the back of their jerseys and it's all guys we played on video games."

'We're not scared to fail'

Per routine, the Bananas arrived at First Horizon around noon Saturday. They spent a good chunk of that time rehearsing the night's skits and some of that time rehearsing baseball.

Saturday's skits included a game of "Duck, duck, goose" on the mound to determine who would pitch to the next batter.

They've pulled off such stunts as having DR Meadows sprint from his position in center field, jumping over the pitcher's head, taking the ball and throwing a strike all in one motion. Later, Meadows caught a popup in foul territory, marking the first time in baseball a center fielder caught a flyball behind his own team's catcher.

"Pretty insane," Meadows said.

But things don't always go as planned in Bananaland. The game before that Meadows tried the same trick, only to throw a passed ball that allowed a runner to score and an inning to get ugly.

"We're not scared to fail," he said. "We always eventually get it right."

The team has a team of creative personnel that meets weekly to discuss new ideas. Cole, the owner, said he writes down 10 new ideas a day. There's a professional dancer on staff, Zack Frongillo, who serves as the team's director of entertainment.

The players, too, are heavily involved in the creative process.

"Jesse has a vision and wants to create fan-first moments everywhere around the field," Meadows said.

For instance, in their first game in Nashville on Friday, a Bananas pitcher was taken to the mound on a tractor. The team also introduced during the weekend a new rule called the "fan challenge," which allows fans to challenge close plays.

There also were sing-alongs, a pregame meet-and-greet with fans, the team's march through the stands during their stay in Nashville.

Make no mistake, though, the Bananas aren't just entertainers. They're talented baseball players who happen to know how to entertain, Cole said, adding that many of his pitchers can throw 90-plus.

"It's always the next thing, you know?" Cole said. "We do 15 new things every night. We're obsessed with challenging the way things have been done and having people come to the ballpark and see something they've never seen before."