Conan May Go On Tour

On The Road?

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 10:51AM EDT / Published Feb. 20, 2010 2:18AM EST

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Conan O’Brien isn’t allowed to make TV appearances for the next few months thanks to his settlement with NBC, but the former Tonight Show host might do the next best thing: launch a live tour of the U.S. or even Europe, according to insiders. Spokespeople for the comedian have refused to comment, but sources say that O’Brien is seriously considering the option at the same time as he is rumored to be preparing for a new talk show. Fox has been most vocal in its interest in O’Brien since he was ousted from Johnny Carson’s old spot hosting The Tonight Show, which will be reclaimed by Jay Leno this month.

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Conan May Go On Tour

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