Atlanta friends and enemies! I’m coming down tomorrow night (Saturday, July 15th) to perform on the live revival of Justin Thompson’s show Drop Up Video at the Relapse Theater. Tickets are only $5 and available at the door and for advance purchase here. For those of you who follow Friendlytown Mondays at the Pilot Light, Justin … Continue reading
Author Archives: Tyler
My Ultimate Blur Set List
I’m a member of a new secret Facebook group (sort of) where we volunteer our fantasy set lists of our favorite bands. Without overthinking it, I put together my ultimate dream set list by one of my favorite bands, Blur. The rule set forth by the group’s founder is 20 song set, 5 song encore. … Continue reading
July Comedy Run (starting with Saw Works tonight) and the return of Simpsons Trivia (7/25)
So, partially by my own doing, July in shaping up to be the busiest comedy month I’ve had… ever? Wow. It’s like Shane Rhyne is a comedy-coordinating wizard who also makes fantastic promotional graphics that are equally appealing for use on social media AND actual websites. Check this out if you want to … Continue reading
Three New Episodes of Friendlytown Radio Posted
Just a quick post to let you all know that three new episodes of Friendlytown Radio have been posted to our iTunes here. Continue reading
Louisville Next Saturday 7/8 at Bard’s Town
This is happening one week from tonight! My first time performing in (or even being in) Louisville. I’m going to be super-bummed if Will Oldham and Ethan Buckler don’t show up. Anyway, I should go see if I have any sell-able merch sitting around. Continue reading
Comedy Fun Run, July 7-10 (Louisville, Cincinnati, Huntsville)
They said it couldn’t be done. They said it wouldn’t be done. They said it shouldn’t be done. And we agreed. So we decided to line up a brief comedy tour instead. That’s right; Shane Rhyne, Aaron Chasteen, and I are firing up our olde Indian Motocycles (that’s how they really spell it, for some … Continue reading
Quick Retrospective on my Comedy Week in LA
I’m back in Knoxville and slowly recovering, so here is a mostly retrospective comedy post. Thanks to everyone for the great shows and great times in LA last week. Thanks to Ian Abramson and Christy Coffey for having me on Modern Vaudeville to tell some stories about my Great-Grandfather and the resurgent afterlife of Vaudeville. It … Continue reading
