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Upcoming Shows
- Thursday June 6th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Saturday June 8th 08:30PM - Club 337
- "You Look Like" - A Standup Comedy Roast Battle
- Lafayette Comedy presents "You Look Like" - A Standup Comedy Roast Battle on Saturday, June 8th at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel.Tickets on sale for $15 ($20 at the door).Doors at 8:00 p.m. Show at 8:30 p.m."You Look Like" is a roast show featuring the best comedians going head to head in roast battles, while the audience decides who is the roast champion.From the roasts told to the comebacks to them, this will be a hilarious show!Comedians have 4-minute rounds to roast each other while the audience declares the winner.And we also get the audience involved by roasting a special audience member. Plus, stand-up comedy sets in-between rounds.
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- Thursday June 13th 08:00PM - Club 337
- Sam Tallent (Joe Rogan Experience, Comedy Central)
- Lafayette Comedy welcomes back comedian & author SAM TALLENT (Joe Rogan Experience, Comedy Central) on Thursday, June 13, 2024 at 8:00 p.m. at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel.Tickets on sale for $20 ($25 at the door).Doors 7:30 p.m. | Show 8:00 p.m.Sam Tallent (“the absurd voice of a surreal generation”- The Denver Post) is a comedian, novelist and host of the Chubby Behemoth Podcast.For the last decade, he has performed more than 45 weekends per year in North America, Asia, Australia and Europe.His writing has appeared in Birdy Magazine and on VICE.com and he’s told jokes on Comedy Central, TruTV and VICELAND.His acclaimed debut novel, Running the Light, heralded as the definitive book on standup comedy, is soon to be a major motion picture (Doug Stanhope: “the best fictional representation of comedy in any medium ever,” Marc Maron: “a beautiful rendering of a dark reality”). His novella, ATTABOY, was published as an Audible Original.Waiting For Death to Claim Us, his comedy special, is available on Amazon Prime.He lives in Colorado and cooks dinner for his wife every night.
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- Thursday June 13th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Saturday June 15th 08:30PM - Club 337
- Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Competition
- Lafayette Comedy presents "Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober" at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel THE BIGGEST COMEDY SHOW IN LOUISIANA!!!"One of the 9 most unique comedy shows in the nation" - The Laugh ButtonDate: Saturday, June 15thClub 337 inside the Doubletree HotelDoors at 8PM, show at 8:30PMStoned vs Drunk vs Sober is a stand-up comedy competition featuring three teams of comics that try to answer the question, "What if comics got stoned, drunk, or sober and then gave it their best as they perform on the edge?*"Comedians will perform their stand-up sets and the winning team will be voted on by the audience.1 Stage, 3 States of Consciousness - Choose vicely!$15 advance, $20 at the door*altered states are for the purposes of performance* No refunds are given unless the show is canceled or postponed.
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- Thursday June 20th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Thursday June 27th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Friday June 28th 08:30PM - Club 337
- Graham Kay (Tonight Show, NBC, Colbert)
- Lafayette Comedy presents comedian & actor GRAHAM KAY at Club 337 on Friday, June 28th at 8:30 p.m.Tickets on sale for $20 ($25 at the door)Doors at 8:00 p.m.An award-winning stand-up comedian, actor and TV writer, Graham Kay has been described as “Quick, clever, deliciously sarcastic and brilliantly funny” by The Huffington Post Comedy. Graham recently performed stand up on The Late Show with Steven Colbert and NBC’s Bring The Funny and has a new Comedy Special Available on Crave TV.Graham won the Homegrown award at the prestigious Just For Laughs Festival. In addition, Graham has appeared on HLN’s On Call With Dr. Drew, Fusion’s Video On Trial, the 2018 hit summer movie Super Troopers 2 and his three comedy albums can currently be heard regularly on SiriusXM Radio. Born in Ottawa Canada, Graham currently lives in Brooklyn New York, where he performs regularly when he’s not touring.
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- Thursday July 4th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Thursday July 11th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Thursday July 11th 08:30PM - Club 337
- Andrew Youngblood (open mic to follow)
- Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Andrew Youngblood on Thursday, July 11th at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel.Doors at 7:30 p.m. Show at 8:00 p.m.Open-mic to followTickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door. The open-mic is free.Andrew Youngblood is a dark comedian who hails from upstate New York. Currently based in Texas, he travels all over the country, bringing his unique and twisted brand of humor to audiences everywhere. Andrew has been described as equal parts hilarious and disturbing, delivering punchlines that are sure to leave you laughing (and maybe a little disturbed).When he's not performing stand-up, Andrew co-hosts the podcast The Mess Hall with Jamie Rowan, where the two hosts completely Unqualified advice. Andrew's ability to find the humor in the weirdest situations is on full display in the podcast, which has gained a loyal following online. Andrew opens for Mark Normand on tour and has worked with a ton of comedians, including TJ Miller, Jenny Zigrino, Daniel Van Kirk, Sean Patton, and many more. His dark sense of humor is not for the faint of heart, but for those willing to take the plunge.His debut special is being released at the end of March on Mark Normand's YouTube channel.
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- Friday July 12th 07:30PM - Wildcat Brothers Distilling at Gator Cove
- Daryl Felsberg
- Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Daryl Felsberg at Gator Cove on Friday, July 12th at 7:30 p.m.Tickets are on sale for $20 ($25 at the door).No mistaking when Daryl Felsberg is on stage, this larger-than-life comic commands a room everywhere he goes. His storytelling approach littered with jokes and heaps of laughs always have a big payoff. His sarcasm is as rich and thick as his brisket-infused bloodstream.Host of the new YouTube series “Daryl Eats”, Felsberg’s recent album “Truth or Daryl” peaked at #3 on iTunes and 18 on Billboard!In 2023 he shot a special for Open Bar Comedy and Amazon Prime and is finishing a BBQ Cook Book inspired by the Pandemic, and after his show, you’ll see why! His voice inflection and passion keep people in the room not knowing what absurd humor is going to come out of his mouth.Whether it's well-crafted and precise jokes or completely improvised streams of consciousness, Daryl makes friends and fans out of all audiences.Ages 21+Adult subject matterWildcat Brothers Distilling is Cajun-country’s first distiller of crafted rum, perfecting the distilling traditions of spirit-making the way our ancestors did. Located in fertile Lafayette, Louisiana, we use only local sugarcane to produce smooth and unique French-style rums from the same sugarcane cultivated by our forefathers.All of our rums are produced by hand in small batches with no importation of foreign molasses or sugarcane byproducts. We source from Louisiana farmers and American craftspeople. We work hard and celebrate harder, again, much like our ancestors did.While our fans keep returning for our innovative flavorings and wood-aging processes, our goal is to refashion the way adults appreciate rum, agriculture, and craft distilling.The story of Wildcat Brothers Distilling may be the most unorthodox tale this side of the Bayou. Set in fertile South Louisiana (“Cajun Country” as we like to call it), our story features two unlikely heroes: a former lawyer and Ph.D. behavioral scientist. Together, they embarked on a journey to help their fellow Acadians celebrate the joie de vivre with the very best French style rum. The result was Acadiana’s first distillery. Merging old-world recipes and modern techniques, our flavors harken back to the way the original Acadians would have crafted rum – with their own hands and local ingredients.Gator Cove - Lafayette, Louisiana2601 SE Evangeline ThruwayLafayette, LA 70508(337) 703-3410 - Tasting Room Direct Line
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- Sunday July 14th 06:30PM - Club 337
- Brian Posehn (The Mandalorian, Seinfeld, NewsRadio, Everybody Loves Raymond)
- Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Brian Posehn (The Mandalorian, Seinfeld, NewsRadio, Everybody Loves Raymond) at Club 337 on Sunday, July 14th at 6:30 p.m.Tickets are on sale now for mailing list subscribers. General public tickets go on sale on Wednesday, May 15th at 8:00 a.m.Reserved VIP Tickets (in the first 3 rows) are $35. General admission is $25.Doors open at 6:00 p.m.Ages 18+Brian Posehn has been busy for a while. As a writer/actor/stand-up comic, he doesn’t have a ton of down time. He’s currently co-creating and starring in an upcoming cartoon for Nickelodeon. Brian most recently was an NSA intern on TruTV’s Top Secret Videos. You can also catch Brian on the popular Disney Plus show The Mandalorian, the acclaimed Netflixshow Lady Dynamite, FX’s You’re The Worst and in his recurring roles on The Big Bang Theory and New Girl. He was one of the stars of Comedy Central’s popular show, The Sarah Silverman Program. He has also appeared on such seminal sitcoms as Seinfeld, NewsRadio, Everybody Loves Raymond, Friends, The Neighborhood and a recurring role on Just Shoot Me.In the sketch comedy world he’s known as one of the writers and performers on HBO’s acclaimed Mr. Show, in 2015 he co-produced Odenkirk and Cross’s return to sketch with the Netflix hit, With Bob and David.He was featured in the films, Devil’s Rejects and The Five Year Engagement. In 2015 he had his first starring role in the dark, indie comedy, Uncle Nick.In stand-up comedy he’s known as one of the original members of the Comedians of Comedy. He’s recorded two half hour specials for Comedy Central, four comedy albums and three hour long specials, The Fartist, Criminally Posehn and 25 X 2.In voice-acting he’s done everything from Scooby Doo to a recent role on The Simpsons. He starred on the animated shows, Mission Hill and 3 South and has turned up in Adventure Time, American Dad, Bob’s Burgers and Steven Universe, to name a few. His voice was featured in the 2017 Dreamworks Animated comedy, Captain Underpants.In the last several years he’s also been able to produce and host a popular D&D comedy podcast, Nerd Poker and co-write 45 issues of the best-selling Marvel comic book series Deadpool. In 2018 he released his first book, Forever Nerdy. In 2019, he completed a comedy metal album Grandpa Metal, featuring metal legends from Anthrax, Dethklok, Slayer and Soundgarden.Grandpa Metal was released to rave reviews in the metal world in February of 2020. In May, he was featured on Celebrity Worst Cooks on Food Network. He hosted a weekly two hour show spinning his favorite meta songs on GimmeMetal.com. In 2021, he plans to compete on American Ninja Warrior, Top Chef and So You Think You Can Dance. After he breaks TMZ and the Internet, when footage of him beating up a narwhal surfaces, he plans to quit showbiz.
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- Thursday July 18th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Friday July 19th 07:30PM - Rally Cap Brewing (Baton Rouge)
- Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Competition at Rally Cap Brewing in Baton Rouge
- Lafayette Comedy presents "Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober" at Rally Cap Brewing in Baton Rouge.THIS SHOW TAKES PLACE IN BATON ROUGETHE BIGGEST COMEDY SHOW IN LOUISIANA!!!Join us for the first edition of SvDvS at Rally Cap Brewing!"One of the 9 most unique comedy shows in the nation" - The Laugh ButtonDate: Friday, July 19thDoors at 7PM, show at 7:30PMStoned vs Drunk vs Sober is a stand-up comedy competition featuring three teams of comics that try to answer the question, "What if comics got stoned, drunk, or sober and then gave it their best as they perform on the edge?*"Comedians will perform their stand-up sets and the winning team will be voted on by the audience.1 Stage, 3 States of Consciousness - Choose vicely!$15 advance, $20 at the doorSpecial 4 for the price of 3 tickets while supplies remain!*altered states are for the purposes of performance* No refunds are given unless the show is canceled or postponed.SHOW RULES:* Cell phones must be set on silent or turned off. Never take a phone call during the show. If it can’t wait, please step outside.* Table Talk must be kept to a minimum. Lafayette Comedy reserves the right to remove loud, talkative patrons. No refunds will be given.* No Flash Photography permitted* No video or audio Recording: Each comedian owns the rights to their own material, however, do NOT.* Do Not Heckle the Comedian: Heckling is interrupting the performance to upstage, disparage, or throw off the comedian. It is never acceptable, and the quickest way to ruin the show for everyone. It is also the quickest way to ejection.* Do Not Interrupt the Comedian: The common excuse for this is “I’m helping the comedian” and “that’s what you’re supposed to do at Comedy Clubs!” Comedians are professionals, they do not need help. Exception: If a comedian directly engages you in conversation, it is ok to respond. Some of the best comedy happens this way and can make for a memorable experience. Be ready to let it go when the bit is over.I don’t recognize the comic’s name, will the show be funny?Yes, all of our acts are professional nationally touring comedians. There are so many talented comedians today; it is impossible for all of them to become household names. That being said, comedy is subjective and we recommend you research the comedian you are coming to see.Unless otherwise stated, please consider all of our shows as “adult subject matter.”No refunds unless the show is canceled or rescheduled.Lafayette Comedy produces stand-up comedy shows around the Acadiana area, featuring local, regional, and national comedians. Lafayette Comedy also produces weekly open-mics, monthly showcases, and special comedy shows.
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- Thursday July 25th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
- YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
- Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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- Friday July 26th 08:30PM - Club 337
- Amir K (MADtv, Comedy Central, HBO, NBC, MTV)
- Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Amir K on Friday, July 26th at 8:30 p.m. at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel.Tickets are $20 in advance ($25 @ the door). Doors open at 6:30 p.m.Amir K is a critically acclaimed comedian, actor and writer based in Los Angeles. He has been performing live around the world and on television for over a decade. His unique approach to storytelling blends improvisation, character work and a magnetic charm to deliver a one of a kind live comedy experience.Some credits include appearances on MADtv, Comedy Central, HBO, NBC & MTVFor more info visit AMIRCOMEDY.comSocialsInstagram - @AMIRCOMEDYTikTok - @AMIRCOMEDYOFFICIALTWITTER - @AMIRCOMEDYFacebook - facebook.com/AMIRCOMEDYYouTube - youtube.com/amircomedy
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- Saturday July 27th 08:30PM - Club 337
- Luis J. Gomez (Legions of Skanks, Joe Rogan Experience, Comedy Central)
- Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Luis J. Gomez (Legions of Skanks, Comedy Central, SkankFest) at Club 337 on Saturday, July 27, at 8:30 p.m.VIP Reserved Seating (first 3 rows) for $30.General admission tickets on sale for $25 in advance, or $30 the night of the show.Luis J. Gomez is a comedian, writer, podcaster, and producer based out of New York City. He is the founding member of Legion of Skanks and the co-creator of Skankfest and GAS Digital Network. His television credits include NBC’s “Last Comic Standing”, Comedy Central, TruTV and TV Land's "The Jim Gaffigan show," and more! Along with his 4 appearances on the Joe Rogan Experience, Luis is a regular on The Regz, Kill Tony, Matt and Shane Secret Podcast, and The Tim Dillon show!
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- Friday October 4th 08:30PM - Club 337
- Dan St. Germain (This is Not Happening, Conan, Jimmy Fallon, Guy Code)
- Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Dan St. Germain (as seen on This is Not Happening, Conan, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, This Week at the Comedy Cellar, Adam Ruins Everything, Best Week Ever, @Midnight, Guy Code) on Friday, October 4th at 8:30 p.m. at Club 337.Tickets on sale for $20 in advance ($25 at the door)Dan St. Germain’s new special Dance Fatty, Dance is free on YouTube along with his Comedy Central Half Hour. You may have also seen him on This is Not Happening, Conan, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, This Week at the Comedy Cellar, Adam Ruins Everything, Best Week Ever, @Midnight, Guy Code, John Oliver’s NY Stand-up show, The Roast of Bruce Prichard, and the Roast of Ric Flair. He’s written for The White House Correspondents' Dinner, Immoral Compass, Alternatino, The Break with Michelle Wolf, Superior Donuts, The Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe, Not Safe with Nikki Glaser, Tru TV’s 10 Things, and The Roast of Tom Brady.He was the co-host of the Not Safe with Nikki Glaser Podcast on Comedy Central, the Masked Man Podcast on The Ringer, My Dumb Friends on All Things Comedy, and Wrestleroasts on Ad Free Shows. He’s appeared on WTF with Marc Maron, We Might Be Drunk, Soder, Whiskey Ginger, Stavvy’s World, The Adam Friedland Show, The Bonfire, Ten Percent Happier, Are You Garbage, You Made it Weird, Jim and Sam, Bennington, Something to Wrestle, You Be Tripping, Last Podcast Side Stories, The Honey Dew, and Past Times. He’s performed at the Moontower Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs, and Bumbershoot. He’s a Variety Comic to Watch, NY Break Out Comedian, and a Playboy Touring Comic to Watch.His second album “No Real Winners Here” was listed as one of the year’s best by the Interrobang while his debut album “Bad at the Good Times” was listed as one of the year’s best by Paste Magazine. He’s developed his own shows for Fox, Adult Swim, and Comedy Central. He’s currently developing a cartoon with Dan Soder and Stone Cold Steve Austin for Peacock. And to top it all off, dogs love him and he makes a great sandwich.
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