Southern comedy legend Jeff Foxworthy looks at the upside of aging, from skipping fashion trends and grazing on free Costco samples to watching your fear of missing out turn into the "hope of missing out." Jeff delivers a warm, relatable stand-up set on long-term marriage and growing older gracefully.

Clean comedy favorite Jeff Allen breaks down the hilarious struggles of home security in rural Tennessee. He shares the terrifying yet funny ordeal of investigating a bump in the night with a broken shotgun, only to have his wife yell down the basement stairs that his weapon doesn't work.

Comedian Mark Poolos recalls rushing to help a stranded driver after a car crash on Halloween night—only to realize he was dressed head-to-toe as the Grim Reaper. From bus station encounters to chaotic bonfire party personalities, Mark keeps the crowd laughing with his absurd real-life stories.

Physical comedian Joby Saad shares a hilarious story about getting pulled over in Utah after accidentally joining a funeral procession with his stereo blasting. Blending energetic physical humor with quirky family tales, Joby delivers non-stop laughs from the Dry Bar Comedy stage.

Comedian Ron Pearson details the high-stakes mission of running a simple three-item grocery errand with ADHD. From mistaking mail trucks for food trucks to getting distracted by automatic sliding doors and leaving his wallet at the register, Ron shares why his wife is officially the "ADHD Whisperer."

Comedian Adam Carolla shares a laugh-out-loud story about navigating TSA checkpoints at LAX early in the morning. When security flags his 7-ounce flask for exceeding the liquid limit and tells him to dump half of it outside the gate, Adam ends up in a ridiculous dilemma trying to eye-ball measurements by a trash can with no luggage in sight.

Clean comedy master Henry Cho shares hilarious stories from family vacations and shopping trips. He recounts the time his wife misread a concert ticket policy for a Mexican band and thought their name was "No Camaras," turning it into a running family joke that has lasted for years.

Comedian Dustin Nickerson gets easily sidetracked by audience members eating candy and turns it into a hilarious bit of crowd work. Riffing on bar hopping in Rosemont, dealing with delayed flights on United, and trading banter with Boomers in the front row, Dustin showcases his signature self-deprecating wit.

Southern comedy legend Jeff Foxworthy explains why getting older is great because you can finally say what you really think without caring what anyone thinks. From bumping into a bizarre "Footman Convention" in Dallas to decoding people who cover their cars in 50 bumper stickers and keep pet pythons, Jeff keeps the audience laughing start to finish.

Christian comedian Mike Williams pokes fun at the subtle differences between Baptist and Pentecostal worship styles. Recounting his experience at an Assembly of God conference, Mike shows off a hilarious prank involving fake prop hands and playing the church piano.

Comedian and social media star Heather Land hits the stage in Nashville for Nateland Presents. She delivers a candid, hilarious set on speed dating, marrying a younger man, managing a blended family, and surviving the wild physical side-effects of perimenopause.

is full-length comedy special, Jeff Allen takes aim at adult children who move back home after the military, marriage arguments, and hiding snacks in the bedroom. With sharp observational humor on family life, Jeff illustrates why raising teenagers and dealing with adult kids is a wild ride.

Comedian Brian Bates shares a hilarious story about driving three hours with his wife and 7-pound dog Hazel to see a canine behavior therapist. He breaks down the absurdly expensive "expert" advice they received when diagnosing why their dog growls when being picked up.

 Stand-up comedian Erica Rhodes performs live in Nashville for Nate Bargatze’s Nateland Presents. Erica brings her signature charming neurotic style as she jokes about toxic positivity, Gen Z life coaches filming in cars, 20 years of therapy, and the awkward realities of modern dating.

Comedian Chad Thornsberry recounts a hilarious corporate gig in downtown Chicago where he was put up in a fancy luxury hotel. From accidentally shoving his valet to arguing over incidental credit card holds, Chad proves why he's strictly a free-waffle-breakfast kind of guy.

 Dry Bar favorite John Branyan explores the unique dynamic every parent of multiple children recognizes: having "THAT child." He shares a hilarious, true story about his four-year-old son Timothy causing absolute laundry room chaos with biodegradable packing peanuts.

High-energy comedian Carlos Oscar breaks down the chaotic, dangerous tradition of birthday party piñatas in Latino households. From blindfolding kids with bats to aggressive mother-in-law antics, Carlos brings immense physical comedy and sharp wit to the stage.

Comedian Gordon Douglas takes the stage at Dry Bar Comedy to share the wild story of how he and his wife ended up raising 24 children. Riffing on taking in neighborhood kids, foster children, and birth children alike, Gordon blends hilarious family chaos with warm insights on parenting.