A lot of people think that comedians just hop on a jet do a tight forty-five, drop the mic and ride off into the sunset with a groupie and a sack full of cash, ... that ain't comedy touring. That's more like a fever dream. Real tour...

 Anybody can crush when it is a sold out show in a club. Anybody can do that. It takes a solid road comic to headline in a room that looks like some sort of post-apocalyptic movie. You'll actually have three three three or four people w...

It's the end of an era and the beginning of a new one.  We are officially hanging up the headphones on the Bar Comedy USA News radio segment that took place with Double T on Rockford's “Home for Classic Rock”, 96.7FM, TheEagle. 

Really needing to bring their A-game were the superstars of The Pub and Grub Comedy Tour, MVPs, Doug Canney and Chris Barrett. They went to the Diesel Tap in Buford, Georgia, and it was a little bit rough. They had not much of an au...

 The big finale. The last hurrah. The final round of the Bar Comedy USA News radio segment. And just like the end of a long comedy tour, it’s bittersweet—  But don’t be sad. This isn’t goodbye. It’s more like, “I’ll see you at the nex...

Here’s the thing: when people come to a comedy show, they’re there to laugh. When people go to a sports bar during March Madness, they’re there to yell at a screen and drown their sorrows in beer. Those are two very different moods.

 All in all, the season opener of The World Series of Comedy was a perfect mix of chaos and hilarity—just the way we like it. 

From broken mics to missing comics to drunk hecklers to tech disasters, sometimes Mr. Murphy is the real headliner.   In this episode of Bar Comedy USA News, we dive into the unpredictable madness of live entertainment...

 It’s that time of year again—The World Series of Comedy is hitting Vegas, and comedians from all over the country are rolling into town, ready to battle it out for laughs, bookings, or maybe just to preserve their dignity.  Who wi...

 Hitting a Super Bowl party in Las Vegas thrown by a bunch of comedians, which is basically just an excuse to drink beer and yell at a TV we’re barely watching. Tune in for hilarious takes, football talk that quickly goes off the rails, an...

 Turns out stand-up has made me downright feminine—because now, I look forward to Valentine’s Day and resent Super Bowl Sunday. I love the packed crowds of people on date nights who actually want to be e...