Restaurant: Mickey's Bar & Grill, Downtown Lowell Massachusetts 01852 ... It's A Fine Irish Pub only Two Blocks from The Old Court and The Dubliner

Mickey's Live Laughs (first Wednesdays, 9PM)

Hosted by comedian Steve Albert, a naturally gifted joke writer and an observational comic living in his own little world (see clip of his performance at the Comedy Studio on CastTV).

His unique presence and style sets him apart from other up-and-coming comics.

Often edgy, perhaps dark, Albert allows the audience to think by delivering jokes and stories where not everything is spelled out for them, without relying on pop culture knowledge to portray him as hipper-than-thou.

All shows *FREE* for customers.

April 1, 2009 (No Kidding!)

Billy Bob Neck

William Robert Neck was born in the house his father built on Jekyll Island, GA and has followed the Lord ever since. Every night he puts his slippers under the bed so that he gets down on his knees every morning to thank God for the the good things in life and humbly ask Him to wipe liberals off the face of the earth. Read the Boston Globe article about him.

Amy Tee

Identified as a rising star by the Boston Globe, Amy Tee's surprising observations and illuminating presence have scored points with mainstream and alternative audience from Los Angeles to Provincetown, whether she's performing in world famous comedy clubs, theaters, or lesser-known holes in the wall. Her takes on life as a "lesbian in the mainstream" are delivered with a quiet style that belies its edgy content, leading the audience to laughter and nods of agreement.

David Grabiner

David Grabiner started doing comedy as a student at Brown University, honing his skills at the classiest frat houses Providence, RI had to offer. Since then, his credits include the Comedy Studio, Comedy Connection, Catch a Rising Star, the Comedy Vault, and the Boston Comedy Festival. Touching on subjects from everyday life, he endears himself to audiences with his slightly self-deprecating and sarcastic style. He does not miss frat houses.

May 6, 2009

Kris Earle

Kris was born in 1971. He's been dying ever since. His major influences in life are Alcohol,
Selfish People, Parents who can’t love, Ex-girlfriends, and anything television tells him. He hosts a radio show every Tuesday night from 5-6pm on WMFO (91.5FM).

Dave Decker

Dave Decker, a native of Massachusetts, performs regularly at clubs from Boston to New York City. Winner of the coveted Betty Crocker Award in 1975, Dave Decker brings his distinct point of view to the stage in a way that both engages and charms audiences. His intelligent and clever humor along with his definitive stage presence make him a hit for venues large and small.

Johnny Joyce

Johnny Joyce has been performing his very high energy act for over 15 years. He has worked in Boston, New York, Las Vegas, Hollywood, Los Angeles and Atlantic City. He is the founder of Comics4acause, a charitable organization and event voted one of Boston's best performances by Boston Comedy Writers for three years in a row.

June 3, 2009

Shaun Bedgood

Shaun's been performing around Boston and New York for a few years now. He's played at venues such as the Comedy Connection, Nick's Comedy Stop, the Comedy Studio. In March 05' I was featured in a Boston Globe article, "Young, Fresh, & Funny" as one of Boston's up and coming comics. He just recently performed in an NBC diversity showcase in New York City.

Bethany Van Delft

Bethany Van Delft is a comedian who does stand-up comedy at venues in Boston, Cambridge, New York City, and throughout the northeast. She did it before, and does it now too. You can go see her do it. Comedy, that is.

Surprise Comedian!

Could it be? No, he wouldn’t play at Mickey’s…how about? No, she’s usually only west
coast. Maybe it’s….???