‘Jackass’ star Steve-O’s ‘Bucket List Tour’ includes Stockton tour stop in January

What's on your "bucket list?" If it includes watching Steve-O torture himself and tease his audience, get ready to cross off an item.

The "Jackass" star's "Bucket List Tour" will bring him to Stockton's Bob Hope Theatre in January.

The show, set for 7 p.m. Jan. 26, will feature the master of self-inflicted wounds who came to fame on the MTV program known for its wickedly funny pranks and violent acts of daring — and/or stupidity.

Steve-O, born Stephen Glover, was part of the franchise's fourth trip to the big screen, "Jackass Forever," which has earned around $80 million worldwide since debuting in February.

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In addition to his work on "Jackass," Steve-O has made appearances in a number of movies, music videos and TV series including principal parts in "Dr. Steve-O" and "Wildboyz."

The performer has been arrested or received public notoriety on multiple occasions for stunts and drug-related incidents. Steve-O has been quite public about achieving sobriety more than a decade ago.

A new memoir, "A Hard Kick in the Nuts: What I've Learned from a Lifetime of Terrible Decisions" was released in late September.

Though older and seemingly wiser, the nature of Steve-O's live show hasn't tempered much — The theater assigned the January date an adult rating and will restrict the audience to those 18 and older.

Tickets start at $35. Visit Stockton Live for details and parking information.

The USA Today Network's Columbia Daily Tribune contributed to this report.

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