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Flight of the Conchords at St. Augustine Amphitheatre was absolutely hilarious. Growing up i loved Flight of the Conchords, so actually getting see them come to my hometown was an amazing experience. Brett, and Jemaine were excellent musicians, and put on a brilliant performance, dubbed in with improvisational bits here and there which really created the magic.
If there was any one musical genre that was in genuine need of a shake-up, particularly in the form of some fresh blood, it was comedy; a landscape that had been dominated for years by an increasingly-irrelevant ‘Weird’ Al Yankovic was clearly crying out for an injection of youthful vigour. Enter, then, The Lonely Island, who built up a loyal following through numerous appearances on Saturday Night Live in America - most prominently with ‘Dick in a Box’ - before making inroads into the music business proper right around the time that YouTube was genuinely taking off - it’s hard to think of an act who were more ripe for its potential for viral videos. Since, they’ve had a string of genuine smashes on the website, with ‘I Just Had Sex’, ‘Jizz in My Pants’, ‘Jack Sparrow’ and ‘Like a Boss’ all chalking up nine-figure view counts over the past few years. Granted, those titles should be something of a giveaway to the fact that perhaps the trio aren’t for those with the most sophisticated of tastes, but their impressive list of guest appearances across three records - including Justin Timberlake, Lady Gaga and even Michael Bolton - speaks to their popularity. They’ve yet to tour properly, with their live activity limited to television performances, but expect something suitably silly when they do; Andy Samberg hinted as recently at last year that future dates are now “just a matter of scheduling.”
Boy was it my lucky day this past weekend! It was my birthday and my friends surprised me with tickets to go see Adam Sandler play live. Which was quite surprising because he is comedian, but hey he is actually a pretty decent guitarist. But it his lyrical genius that really made the show. Which isn't surprising considering all of the amazing movies he has made over the years and the many Saturday Night Live skits he has been a part of. He always seems like he is enjoying himself up on stage which makes it very easy for everyone in the audience, even up in the higher balcony to get involved. Sandler always takes time between songs to joke and mess with the crowd. Going to watch him play isn't just a musical performance, it is full-on performance art. I was laughing and dancing around the whole entire time. His music style is very heavy rock and roll with very funny lyrics thrown on top. Later on in the show Chris Farley even showed up on stage and danced threw himself around on the ground, smashing a hula hoop on the stage. This was probably one of the greatest nights of my life.
Stand up comedy is usually not my cup of tea. I always feel awkward when watching comics make jokes that are just not funny at all. Dane Cook, though, is one of the very few exceptions. He is probably one of the most popular comics in the world. I remember in high school, just a few years ago, he was constantly talked about in class. Even my teachers knew about him. So when 2 of my friends and I found out he was going to be performing very close to us, we all decided that we had to try and get tickets. We knew it would be tough, considering how popular he was, but we were lucky and bought 3 of the last tickets available. The seats weren't that great, but it didn't really matter to us. The crowd was absolutely HUGE, loud, energetic, and downright giddy. There was almost constant laughter. Dane would say something that made at least 3/4 of the crowd laugh at least every 5 or 6 seconds. He was wearing his usual outfit that we all see him wear on Comedy Central, a pair of jeans and a T shirt. Anyone who watches Dane knows he is a very hyperactive performer, constantly moving around the stage, constantly changing the tone of his voice, switching from screaming to whispering, whatever. He is definitely one of the funniest dudes alive and we had a great time. Everyone there seemed to have a great time. My favorite bit from him was his one night stand bit, hands down. Hilarious. Great show!
I usually never write reviews for anyone, but Bo deserved one. This was hands down the best show I've ever been to, and everything that he said influenced me immensely. The experience was surreal, and Bo was able to find a healthy medium between comedy and introspection. I commend him on everything he did, and I hope with all of my might he returns to Las Vegas again.
There is no one quite as hilarious to see live as Weird Al Yancovic. He will be sure to keep you rolling on the floor with laughter with his parody songs and crazy theatrical stage antics. Weird Al is a fun performer for all generations to see. He will keep the older audiences laughing with his renditions of Michael Jackson parodies such as “Fat” and “Eat It”, and he will keep the younger generations entertained with his side splitting hilarious parody of Pharrell Williams’ song, “Happy”, which is titled “Tacky”. Even though Weird Al recycles the same kind of formula in his parodies, his music is always relevant due to his keen observations on current pop culture, and the wacky absurdities of his songs, no matter how nonsensical they might be, can only make one laugh. His newer albums even contain songs that make references to older styles of music that will please his fans that don’t keep up with recent pop radio. His newest album contains a song in the musical style of the Pixies, and his previous album had a song in the musical style of The Doors labeled “Craigslist”. During his performances Weird Al is known to play on his accordion, an instrument that he is quite talented at playing. His accordion is heavily featured on various songs including “Angry White Boy Polka”, which is a song consisting of a medley of different parodies. He has also been known to perform on other outlandish instruments such as a keytar, when playing parodies of 80’s music. Weird Al always dresses appropriately and obnoxiously for each song he is parodying. When performing the song “Fat” you will see him perform the song in a fat suit, and in the song “White and Nerdy” you will see him dressed in nerdy, gangster attire. Weird Al is sure to perform his old and new material that will please all of his fans, and every word that comes out of his mouth is ensured to be presented in a way that will keep the audience laughing out of their seats.
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