Comedian John Crist opens for Tim Hawkins with a hilarious, fast-paced set covering his experiences being homeschooled as a preacher's kid. He riffs on bizarre baby names, fast-food donation requests, video games rated "M for Mature," and the hilarious differences between child safety back then versus today.

Comedian Clayburn Cox hits the stage for a unique, deadpan comedy routine about growing up in Alabama. Riffing on southern education rankings, dirt yards, and old family proverbs, Clayburn enlists a hilariously helpful audience volunteer to act as his human mic stand while he plays a dulcimer song to finish his set.

Comedian Ron Pearson delivers a high-energy set highlighting the funny absurdities of family, faith, and raising kids. From dealing with a smartphone-addicted teenage son and church single's groups to the hilarious drama of 5-year-olds throwing late-night tantrums for chocolate, Ron keeps the audience laughing with fast-paced storytelling.

John Crist dives into the hilarious, unhinged world of neighborhood apps like NextDoor. Riffing on passive-aggressive neighborhood drama, HOA yard rules, and heated online debates over fireworks and sunbathing, John reveals how he uses burner accounts to stir up pure neighborhood chaos just for fun.

Legendary Southern comedian Jeff Foxworthy steps onto the stage at the Be Bold for Jesus Conference to share a deeply personal, inspiring story about faith, calling, and saying "yes" to unexpected opportunities. Blending his signature Southern humor with genuine spiritual reflection, Jeff delivers a heart-filled message about stepping outside your comfort zone.

Nate Bargatze shares his failed attempts to get in shape and remembers nearly making baseball history.

Award-winning comedian Nazareth hilariously breaks down his journey of moving to America and discovering the hypnotic powers of Costco wholesale. He explores the absolute madness of buying grocery items in overwhelming quantities and explains how a simple shopping trip turns normal human beings into bulk-buying maniacs.

Rex Havens hits the Dry Bar Comedy stage to break down the absurdly complicated world of women's choices versus men's simple routines. From decoding the endless subcategories of women's shoes and the complex spectrum of makeup shades to navigating the mystery of clothing size zeros, Rex presents a sharp and relatable comedy set.

Comedian Brian Bates introduces his official special trailer with a hilarious breakdown of his permanent "resting worried face". He shares why his facial expression makes him a nightmare guest for hospital visits and test results, but an absolute superstar when attending funerals.

Legendary physical comedian Bob Nelson explores the hilarious intricacies and misunderstandings of foreign languages. From questioning the legitimacy of Japanese to digging into online surveys about French hygiene habits, Bob brings his signature high-energy delivery and sound effects to international communication.

Renowned clean comedian Henry Cho takes the stage to breakdown the funny cultural dynamic of being a full-blooded Korean growing up in East Tennessee. He hilariously riffs on the early years of marriage, his dad's struggles with English, childhood games, and why he's always ready to offer "parenting advice" for noisy kids

Fan-favorite musical comedian Tim Hawkins delivers a side-splitting, acoustic ode to the most infamous modern archetype: "Karen". With his signature sharp wit and catchy songwriting, Tim spells out her bad attitude, her overbearing habits, and her absolute obsession with complaining about things that don't affect her.

Comedian and former educator Chad Thornsberry takes the stage to share the hilarious realities of life in the classroom. From handling absurd student questions about Halloween and Friday the 13th to dealing with angry parents and giving surprisingly honest advice to upset students, Chad shows why teaching is truly a wild profession.

In this full-length comedy special, John Crist hits the stage to deliver a high-energy set packed with his favorite observational material. From the hilarity of church baptisms and decoding family group chats to his experience going through rehab and navigating modern relationships, John showcases his signature sharp crowd work and relatable humor.

Master of clean comedy Henry Cho delivers an unforgettable crowd work set after getting completely sidetracked by an audience member with a wildly unusual laugh. From recalling early gigs behind chicken wire to interacting with a guest who answers every single question with the word "Walmart," Henry turns audience interruptions into pure comedy gold.

Comedian Ron Pearson brings a group of brave audience volunteers on stage to help him execute a high-flying unicycle and juggling routine. Between poking fun at a software engineer, a Department of Defense employee, and an eager young musician, Ron turns a high-stakes balance act into absolute comedic chaos.

Fan-favorite comedian Kellen Erskine sits down on the Dry Bar Comedy Podcast to discuss his massively viral stand-up material. He defends his stance on the ultimate selfishness of leaving empty shopping carts in parking spaces, jokes about the pushback he received from angry parents, and rants about internet influencers stealing his material.

In this incredibly high-energy musical comedy bit, Leslie Norris Townsend invites a line of women from the audience onto the stage to help her perform a showstopping parody of a classic holiday song. Taking a look at the chaotic realities of getting older, she turns everyday physical struggles into a massive audience-wide celebration.