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T. Brad has been performing standup for over a decade. He got his
start in 2002 after a lot of encouragement from friends to get on
stage. After spending several years traveling all over the country,
sleeping in his car, and an especially sleazy appearance on the Jerry
Springer Show - T. Brad finally found his voice and began getting
some great gigs with some amazingly talented comics. The peak of
which was opening 6 shows with the late, great, Mitch Hedberg - as
well as having several opportunities to perform for our U.S. Military.
In 2006, T. Brad left the road to concentrate on writing and shortly
over a year later, his first book All Access was published. The book
was critically acclaimed and went double aluminum. T. Brad's
readers from all over the globe scrambled to get their hands on a
copy.
Shortly after the release of his book, the comedy bug bit T. Brad once
again. In June of 2007, missing the stand-up life and noticing that
Baltimore severely lacked any kind of comedy scene, he created and
began producing his own comedy show: "Drink Till We're Funny"
The only other clubs in the area were booked comedy clubs with very
little opportunity for local comics to get work. Drink Till We're Funny
welcomed many comics on their way to bigger and better things and
many special surprise guests - Hannibal Buress, Jeff Mauerer and
Brian Parise (Last Week Tonight with John Oliver), Erik Myers (Court
Ordered, Drunk Shopping Network), Rory Scovel (Wrecked, The
Great Indoors), Aparna Nancharla (Crashing, Corporate), Seaton
Smith (Mulaney), Jason Weems, Erin Jackson, Matt Baetz (Late
Show with Craig Ferguson) and Baltimore radio legends Mickey
Cucchiella and Justing Schlegel and many more. In early 2017,
nearly 10 years later - the longest running open mic in Baltimore was
retired.
In early 2018, T. Brad moved from Baltimore to Myrtle Beach, SC. He
still performs when he can - check "See Me Live" for dates. For
Booking, contact pr@tbradhudson.com
start in 2002 after a lot of encouragement from friends to get on
stage. After spending several years traveling all over the country,
sleeping in his car, and an especially sleazy appearance on the Jerry
Springer Show - T. Brad finally found his voice and began getting
some great gigs with some amazingly talented comics. The peak of
which was opening 6 shows with the late, great, Mitch Hedberg - as
well as having several opportunities to perform for our U.S. Military.
In 2006, T. Brad left the road to concentrate on writing and shortly
over a year later, his first book All Access was published. The book
was critically acclaimed and went double aluminum. T. Brad's
readers from all over the globe scrambled to get their hands on a
copy.
Shortly after the release of his book, the comedy bug bit T. Brad once
again. In June of 2007, missing the stand-up life and noticing that
Baltimore severely lacked any kind of comedy scene, he created and
began producing his own comedy show: "Drink Till We're Funny"
The only other clubs in the area were booked comedy clubs with very
little opportunity for local comics to get work. Drink Till We're Funny
welcomed many comics on their way to bigger and better things and
many special surprise guests - Hannibal Buress, Jeff Mauerer and
Brian Parise (Last Week Tonight with John Oliver), Erik Myers (Court
Ordered, Drunk Shopping Network), Rory Scovel (Wrecked, The
Great Indoors), Aparna Nancharla (Crashing, Corporate), Seaton
Smith (Mulaney), Jason Weems, Erin Jackson, Matt Baetz (Late
Show with Craig Ferguson) and Baltimore radio legends Mickey
Cucchiella and Justing Schlegel and many more. In early 2017,
nearly 10 years later - the longest running open mic in Baltimore was
retired.
In early 2018, T. Brad moved from Baltimore to Myrtle Beach, SC. He
still performs when he can - check "See Me Live" for dates. For
Booking, contact pr@tbradhudson.com
