The driver/DJ/Hollywood insider/paranormal conduit Dicker Troy (Johnny Pemberton) is getting a shot to impart his blue collar mysticism via a live talk show. He’s got a great panel with Will Miles, David Gborie, Laci Mosley, and Chris Charpentier and, without a doubt, a bunch of surprises underneath those multiple rolled up sleeves.
Pretty great first holiday gift for the first of December, no?
So, you best go get your tickets for Dicker’s Talk Show at the Satellite this Sun. here.
When it comes to being unapologetically silly on stage, few do so it well as Chris Charpentier. You can hear Chris “put on a clinic” in this regard with this debut album Brain Thoughts.
Seeing him on stages all around the country, Chris, for us celebrates silliness in such a joyous way with his stand-up. There’s a giddiness that’s infectious as he is clearly still tickled by his own ridiculous observations and misdirects. It’s almost as if Charpentier’s goofiness comes from his soul as he goes through bits, characters, stories, etc. in this undeniably fun hour.
Brain Thoughts is available now from AST Records and you can (and should) go get it here or on Apple Music here.
What is it truly to be brothers, having an everlasting bond between two boys that grew up together and will last a lifetime?
Well, we’re not exactly sure and the great web series Brotherly also doesn’t offer any answers to that question. However, Chris Charpentier, Dave Ross, and the Nix Brothers do offer some straight up, absolutely absurd, dark fun with this show. They’re brothers that couldn’t be more opposite from each other, trying to find their real parents (they’re adopted) and it’s a hoot how much their relationship unravels.
This is, perhaps, what the Odd Couple for 2019 is supposed to be.
Watch the trailer and get into all episodes here.
Plain and simple, the always fantastic Good Heroin is turning four years old, they have a beyond incredibly line-up, they’ll be screening a sneak peek of Corporate and they will be giving all the money they raise to benefit Jason Saenz’s Recovery Fund.
So, go get your tickets right now right here. FYI, they’re $15 if you wait to buy them at the door (if they are still any left)
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In case you weren’t aware, comedy born out of Denver is having a moment right now. You might have seen, in months past, Those Who Can’t, TJ Miller, and Troy Walker on TV and they all to came in some way, shape, or form from Denver comedy.
Now, please welcome Denver’s latest comedy export, Chris Charpentier, a silly breath of fresh air as he does his first late night set on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Revered punk label Fat Wreck Chords is throwing a comedy show, their first one in fact, this Wednesday night. Appropriately called Fat Calm Eddie, the show will go down at The Lost Room in Echo Park (1538 W. Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA) and really does feature some of the funniest people that LA has to offer.
It doesn’t get much more Echo Park, and we mean that in the best way possible, than this.
Get more details here.
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Really, we can’t handily describe just the weirdness of Chris Charpentier’s best day ever.
You’re just going to have to watch the whole thing to really grasp it.
Really, you need to watch the whole thing and appreciate the clever talents of The Nix Brothers.
Stand-up’s that will be doing anything but stand-up include:
Chris Charpentier
The Fringe Riders
Adam Cayton-Holland
Melinda Kashner
& more
Hosts Ryan Singer and Chris Garcia
Don’t miss out on Underbelly finding its nicest looking home in LA yet, The Virgil.
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