I saw him live multiple times and he was one of my favorite comedians prior to learning about the allegations made against him (and his response). At this point I wouldn’t see him live again. I think his apology was, at best, a tentative first step, and IMO he’d need to do a lot more to demonstrate that he’s learned from his mistakes, regrets them, fully understands why they were wrong, apologizes and makes amends to each person whose consent he violated, and pledges to donate the majority of his earnings going forward to fighting sexual assault, at a bare minimum, before I’d even consider seeing him live again.
And I’d seriously consider refraining from giving my business to any comedy club or venue that gave him their platform before he did any of these things.
But others are free to spend their entertainment dollars how they choose.