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And Now for a Clusterfest ‘19 PSA

May 24, 2019

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Comedy Central has been throwing a pretty nice shindig of a festival up in San Francisco for a few years and the latest edition of Clusterfest seems like it’ll be no different.

Here’s Patton Oswalt, Ilana Glazer, Nicole Byer, Craig Robinson, Jonathan Van Ness, Jeff Ross, Guy Branum, Nick Thune, Quinta Brunson, Chris DiStefano, and Matteo Lane to give you a “PSA” about it. Of course, that’s only a fraction of the line-up (which also includes Amy Poehler, John Mulaney, My Favorite Murder, The Roots, Chelsea Peretti, Courtney Barnett, and way more).

Get more details about Clusterfest (happening Jun. 21st-23rd) here.

Line-up Announcement for Comedy Central’s 2018 Clusterfest Is a Drug Trip That Never Ends

February 16, 2018

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Kind of like an acid trip just seems to keep going and going and going and going and going, the line-up for the latest edition of Comedy Central’s SF based comedy festival Clusterfest keeps going including the likes of Jon Stewart, Tiffany Haddish, Last Podcast on the Left, Maria Bamford, Desus & Mero, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Paddy’s Pub, and much, much, much more.

See for yourself in the whole line-up announcement video here (you can see the “drug-free” line-up flyer below.

Clusterfest will happen Fri. Jun. 1st-Sun. Jun. 3rd and 3-Day Admission starts at $282 (including fees). Get more details and tickets here.

San Francisco Is Getting Another Big Comedy Festival This Year with Comedy Central’s Very First “Clusterfest”

At the beginning of the year, San Francisco always has one of the biggest comedy festivals in the world, SF Sketchfest.

Just announced today, SF will be getting another giant comedy festival in the summertime, specifically June 2nd-4th, brought to you by Comedy Central.

The first ever Clusterfest has a gigantic line-up of the sort proportions and depth that Comedy Central can summon. It’s also the flip of most big time music and arts festival in that it’s mostly comedy with a bit of music as opposed to there being a comedy tent and lots and lots and lots of music a la Bonnaroo, Outside Lands, etc. (Note: producers of both those festivals are involved here). See the line-up below or in this glitterbomb filled announcement video here.

Tickets/passes go on sale this Thursday, March 2nd here. They range from $199.50 earlybird pass-$599.50 VIP Pass.