Comedian Dave Chappelle is scheduled to hit the 2020 campaign trail for presidential candidate Andrew Yang Andrew YangDoctor who allegedly assaulted Evelyn Yang arrested on federal charges The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden weighs in on police shootings | Who's moderating the debates | Trump trails in post-convention polls Buttigieg launches his own podcast MORE (D) in South Carolina this week.

Chappelle will be performing as part of the campaign in Columbia on Wednesday and Charleston on Thursday after endorsing the entrepreneur in the primary weeks ago. He will also join Yang for a meet-and-greet and canvassing in Columbia.

The campaign’s website says seats for the performances are assigned at will call on the day of the show and will be given out upon order of arrival. It also says no cellphones are allowed in the venues and encourages visitors to leave their phones in cars or at home. Cellphones brought on the premises will have to be put into locked pouches.

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The stand-up comedian and former “Chappelle Show” star announced his membership in the “Yang Gang” earlier this month and accompanied Yang in Iowa this week ahead of the caucuses.

Chappelle supports the presidential candidate’s universal basic income plan that would give every U.S. citizen over 18 years old $1,000 per month, the Des Moines Register reported.

“If people listen to me, so be it, if they don’t, so be it, but I know I’m doing my civic duty by just saying the thing I believe in,” Chappelle said, according to the newspaper. “This is without irony or punchline, I’m just telling you — this guy’s got some great ideas, you should check it out.”

Yang has received endorsements from a number of celebrities throughout his campaign, including rapper and actor Donald Glover, who now works as a creative consultant on the campaign.