The Clydebank funnyman will entertain audiences at The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow from 7pm on Thursday, August 28.
Bridges will say goodbye to The Stand’s Woodlands Road venue as the club prepares to move to a new premises after 25 years.
Tickets for the show were priced from £25 and have sold out.
Proceeds from the sales will be donated to the West Dunbartonshire Community Foodshare.
The charity, based in Dumbarton, supports vulnerable people and families across West Dunbartonshire.
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In a statement posted to The Stand’s Facebook page, bosses note that Bridges has been performing at the current premises “since his very first gig”.
Fans are invited to join him in saying goodbye to the “old place”. There will also be support from comedian Christopher MacArthur Boyd.
The statement reads: “Kevin has been performing at ‘The Glasgow Stand, Woodlands Rd’ since his very first gig.
“Come join Kevin as he says goodbye to the old place with support from Christopher MacArthur Boyd, an intimate and special gig from a Glasgow comedy icon in his home club.
“All proceeds minus VAT and booking fees will go to the West Dumbartonshire Community Foodshare.
“Helping vulnerable people and families in Kevin’s hometown of Clydebank and beyond.”
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It comes after The Stand Comedy Club announced it was moving in April.
The team has signed a 25-year lease for The Lansdowne Church, currently Websters Theatre, on Great Western Road.
The Stand had been at its current spot at 333 Woodlands Road, around 100 yards away from the new venue, for a quarter of a century.
The Lansdowne is a prominent landmark in Glasgow’s West End and is situated across from the Kelvinbridge subway station.