YH 2 Buck Tuesdays w Dave Stone from Last Comic Starring: Dave Stone THE LATE LATE SHOW, LAST COMIC STANDING, THE BOOGIE MONSTER PODCAS, THE STONEBERGS PODCAST, VICELAND May 19th, 2015 at 7:30PM
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Based in Los Angeles by way of Atlanta, Dave Stone made his television debut on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" in 2013 and in the same year was selected to the prestigious "New Faces" roster of the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. Since then, he has been seen on season 8 of NBC's "Last Comic Standing", Viceland's "Flophouse", Travel Channel's "Cheat Day Chow Down", and his new YouTube comedy special "Pack a Lunch".
When not headlining clubs across the country, Dave can be heard voicing several characters on Adult Swim's "Squidbillies", co-hosting his paranormal podcast "The Boogie Monster" with Kyle Kinane, and co-hosting "The Stonebergs Podcast" with his wife, Katie Strandberg.
Our Too Hot Tuesdays show features some of our best up-and-coming comedians and our favorite national touring headliners -- Love it but Don't leave it!! Stay and Enjoy some early workweek laughs by some of our favorite Comedians!
Comedian David Neiman WHEEL OF FORTUNE, @MIDNIGHT, CLIPPERS PRE-GAME
David Neiman is a math student and comedian. He has appeared on ABC, Comedy Central, and Fox Sports 1 as a panned-over audience member. He has never been convicted of a felony and loves kids. For booking inquiries contact David at thesopc@gmail.com. BOOK
Comedian Tam Pham DEATHSQUAD RAPIDFIRE SHOW, FLAPPERS COMEDY CLUB,
With a name like Tam Pham, this Los Angeles native was born either to do comedy, or live in a Dr Seuss book. As much as he loves a nice hot plate of green eggs and ham, and stealing Christmas, he chose comedy.
After getting his degree in Broadcasting at CSUN, the Harvard of the San Fernando Valley, Tam toiled away for years in various cubicles, earning a modest living, paying his bills on time, and being an all around responsible adult. Then he stopped, and now goes on stage and talks about airline peanuts.
What he lacks in wisdom, charisma, and looks, he makes up for in low self-esteem and dick jokes. This is Tam Pham. Pray for him. TWITTER |
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Mary Kennedy was the recurring character “New Fiona” on Shameless, Season 7 and garnered the prestigious honor of being added to the Shameless Hall of Shame for the final season on Showtime. The movie Tales of a Fifth Grade Robin Hood, where she plays the role of “Berniece, The Lunch Lady”, is streaming on TUBI TV. Tales stars Jon Lovitz and Stephen Glickman. Mary also booked her second thriller Your Lucky Day, directed by Dan Brown which made its world debut at Fantastic Fest and has a US distribution deal with Well Go USA Entertainment. One of the most fun, she had on set recently, was playing a crazed Chippendales fan, on HULU’s Welcome to Chippendales. In addition, she was a recurring, principal sketch actress on CONAN-TBS. Plus Funny or Die, with Director and Comedic Legend, Rick Overton. WEBSITE | |
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Clayton was born in the luscious farm land/desert of Yuma, Arizona. He currently attends Loyola Marymount University where he majors in Screenwriting. TWITTER |
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Stretch S.H.P. was raised in Montclair NJ. He moved out to LA early 2001 as a chef. By the end of that year though he decided the kitchen was â€"too†hot. He got out of it and knew he wanted to work in comedy, so naturally he started selling drugs! Over the next decade he did that which didn’t leave much time for pursuing comedy but it added on to his wealth of life experience. Now finally focused on being a great comedian and a great family man, Stretch S.H.P. uses those experiences to make audiences laugh which distracts him from thinking about how poor he is now. TWITTER |
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Jake Solomon was born in Cleveland, but recently moved to Los Angeles to further pursue comedy. In just three years, Jake has won multiple comedy contests at premiere comedy clubs and was recently a speaker at a TEDx Talk event in front of a sold-out crowd of over 700 people.
Jake's observational humor connects with audiences of all backgrounds, which is what makes him so hilarious and his topics relatable. TWITTER |
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