Join us for a night of LIVE COMEDY on Sunday, October 29th with Nathan Lund, featuring host Georgia Warder and Joe Esch! We’ll start check-in at 6pm, if you’d like to join us early for a cocktail and find your seat before the show starts at 7pm. Check out the comedian bios below and get your tickets now for an evening sure to be filled with laughs, great drinks, and fun!
Tickets are $20+ per table and $15+ for general admission. We expect our shows to sell out, so if you want to secure seats at a table, be sure to order early! Please note that general admission is row-seating / theater-style (no tables).
If you have any additional seating requests, please email events@kingflyspirits.com in advance and we will do our best to accommodate.
COMIC BIOS:
Nathan Lund, Headliner-
Nathan Lund is a hilarious Colorado-based comedian who has performed at clubs and festivals around the world including Funny or Die’s Oddball Comedy Fest, Crom Comedy Festival, Savage Henry Fest, Orlando Indie Comedy Festival, and the High Plains Comedy Festival.
He has been featured on Viceland’s “Flophouse” as well as the BBC2 show “Horizon,” and released his debut comedy special “Soup’s On” in August. Nathan jokes about being sober, old school in-laws, and more. You can preview his special <here>.
Nathan co-hosts a podcast with Sam Tallent called “Chubby Behemoth” available on all platforms. You should definitely give it a listen!
Georgia Warder, Host -
After moonlighting as a straight person for 18 years in their home state of West Virginia, Georgia Warder crawled out of the closet, snuck across the Mason-Dixon Line, and found their comedic voice in Pittsburgh, PA. They are a two-time Roast Battle at the Rocks champion. They’ve performed at shows for the Arcade Comedy Theater, the 2023 Pittsburgh Pride Revolution, and Don’t Tell Pittsburgh.
Joe Esch, Featured Comic -
Joe Esch is a sweet candy boy and renowned homosexual from Pittsburgh PA. Being America's premier gay comic, his engaging storytelling and out-of-no-where punchlines are on par with that of the average lesbian comic. Joe is a rising favorite on the festival circuit (Middleground, Motorcity, AlaskaB4UDie), and in the past year alone has performed with: Kate Willet, Stewart Huff, Ariel Eilas, Brad Wenzel, and Sam Tallent. He also makes it a point to stay humble and live and die at the blade's serendipitously placed edge.
*Must be 21+ to attend