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An Emmy and Grammy Award nominee, Bill Burr is a singular voice of his generation, defining his own path as a world-renown comedian, director/writer/producer/star of a #1 film on Netflix, critically-acclaimed dramatic and comedic actor, writer, producer, and a genre-defining podcaster for over 15 years.
In 2024, Bill is touring arenas and theaters with his Bill Burr Live tour, he will be seen in Jerry Seinfeld's Netflix film, Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story, and he Executive Produced and will be seen in the film, Drugstore June.
Bill toured arenas across Europe and North America in 2023, and was the first comedian to perform at the 5,000-seat ancient Roman amphitheater, The Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens, Greece on September 11, 2023. On August 21, 2022, Bill made history as the first comedian to perform at Fenway Park, selling out the 35,000-seat venue.
In his directorial debut and his debut in a lead role, Bill's film, Old Dads, premiered on Netflix on October 20, 2023, as the most-watched film worldwide on Netflix in its first and second week on the platform with 29.6 million views in the first ten days. Bill directed, co-wrote and stars in the film alongside Bobby Cannavale and Bokeem Woodbine. Bill's All Things Comedy production company produced the film with Miramax.
One month later, Bill starred alongside Adam Sandler in the animated Netflix film, LEO, premiering on November 21, 2023 as the #1 movie on Netflix and setting a record as the biggest debut of an animated Netflix film.
Other film roles include The King Of Staten Island, alongside Pete Davidson and Marisa Tomei; The Front Runner, starring Hugh Jackman; Daddy's Home with Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell; Black or White with Kevin Costner; Walk of Shame with Elizabeth Banks; The Heat with Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy; Stand Up Guys with Al Pacino and Christopher Walken; and Date Night with Steve Carell and Tina Fey.
On October 10, 2020, Bill made his debut as host of Saturday Night Live, delivering a critically acclaimed monologue of social commentary that trended online and receiving rave reviews for his sketches.
Bill was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Actor In A Short Form Comedy Or Drama Series for his Roku Channel series, Bill Burr Presents: Immoral Compass, and he co-created, co-wrote and starred alongside Laura Dern, Justin Long and Sam Rockwell for five seasons in his animated Netflix series, F Is For Family.
Bill has wowed critics and fans with dramatic TV roles including his scene-stealing, fan-favorite role as Migs Mayfeld in The Mandalorian; Coach Bobson in the hit FX on Hulu series, Reservation Dogs; and Saul Goodman's henchman, Kuby, on Breaking Bad. Other TV roles include a recurring role on Chappelle's Show, New Girl, Kroll Show, Maron, Crashing, and Townies.
A pioneer in the podcasting world, in May 2007, Bill created his groundbreaking Monday Morning Podcast, a twice-weekly, off-the-cuff rant on anything on Bill's mind, which continues to be one of the most popular comedy podcasts online.
Bill's unmatched style of comedy is captured in seven hour-long stand-up specials, chronicling his personal and professional growth: Bill Burr: Live At Red Rocks shot at Red Rocks in Colorado (Netflix, 2022), Bill Burr: Paper Tiger shot at London's Royal Albert Hall (Netflix, 2019), Bill Burr: Walk Your Way Out shot at The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville (Netflix, 2017), Bill Burr: I'm Sorry You Feel That Way shot at The Tabernacle in Atlanta (Netflix, 2014), Bill Burr: You People Are All The Same shot at The Lincoln Theater in Washington DC (Netflix, 2012), Bill Burr: Let It Go shot at The Fillmore in San Francisco (Comedy Central, 2010), Bill Burr: Why Do I Do This shot at NYU's Skirball Center in New York City (Comedy Central, 2008).
Bill was nominated for a Grammy Award for the album, Bill Burr: Paper Tiger. On September 23, 2021, Bill released the live, vinyl, double album, Bill Burr Live From Madison Square Garden. Recorded live at Madison Square Garden on November 7, 2018, the album features Bill's full, unedited performance, start to finish, in front of a sold-out crowd. On September 30, 2014, Bill released the vinyl album, Bill Burr Live At Andrew's House, a recording of his 2011 Carnegie Hall performance, from Third Man Records.
As a producer, Bill produces film, TV and podcasts through his All Things Comedy (ATC) studio and podcast network. ATC produced Bill's film, Old Dads, and the film Drugstore June. They produced the Emmy-nominated Roku series, Immoral Compass, the documentary film, Patrice O'Neal: Killing Is Easy, as well as many stand-up specials and podcasts. For more on ATC visit the website, subscribe to the ATC YouTube page and follow ATC on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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This is the fourth time I have seen Bill Burr - he always has new material and his delivery style is very natural. I love his rants and his unique take on everyday situations is always laugh out loud funny. I would highly recommend seeing him if you enjoy comedians who have a shocking take on life.
Saw Bill Burr at the Wilbur Theater on May 6th!!! Awesome!!! If you dont own the DVD "Why Do I Do This?" I suggest you buy it!!! HE IS THE BEST OUT THERE!!!!
Bill Burr was everything I expected and more. I was excited that he did not do any recycled material and also kind of want with the flow of the audience poked fun at some of the audience members reactions. It was a great experience and for the cost and amount of time he performed i felt like I robbed him.
It was a really funny show! All the comedians where funny!
You can not go wrong with a night of Bill Burr stand up. Funniest guy Ive seen in a long long time. I will be buying tix to see him every time he steps foot in NYC. DONT MISS OUT on some serious comedy!
He is my favorite. He is so different from the rest - absolutely hilarious!
SANDALS!!!!!!! This guy is the funniest guy ever... truly! Have seen him twice this year and he gets funnier every time :-)
I thought it was a good show, however not as good as his "why do I do this?". That one is a must have, I watch that one pretty often.
I thought it was a good show, however not as good as his "why do I do this?". That one is a must have, I watch that one pretty often. I recommend seeing this one on Video.
Friday's showing was excellant. Each comedian delivered and of course Bill was at his best. Would have liked to see the audience become more involved, as I know Bill likes that.
i've seen bill burr before on comedy central and at comix, so i knew seeing him in town hall would be excrutiatingly funny - AND I WAS RIGHT! my stomach and cheeks hurt, as my eyes teared. i had bought the tickets for my husband as part of his birthday present, and i don't regret it at all. can't wait to see bill burr again in the future.
I've been to Ron White, Louis CK, and Greg Geraldo this year. By far the best humor was Bill Burr. He had all new original material and perfect for an NY crowd! Go see it!
Great comedian and a great location for a show. Bill Burr was simply hilarious.
I love bill burr in your face non-forgiving attitude, because basically i can relate and everybody has that part of them in them. I wish him the best of luck and plenty of success.
We waited almost an entire year for Bill to be in our area and it was more than worth the wait. It exceeded our expectations and we cannot wait until he comes to our area again. We brought a couple friends with us who had never heard of him and they were blown away and so pleased that they came along. Bill is an amazing and talented comedian and I would tell anyone that has not seen or heard him that his shows are well worth going too. We had not laughed that much in so long. Thanks for a fabulous evening.
No dick jokes. No scatalogical humor. No jokes that start, "Don't you hate it when..." No cliches. No tired repackaged material. Just genuinely hillarious, slightly angry observational humor without Seinfeld-lameness. The best moment was Burr's "Gangs of New York" response to a heckler. Unrehearsed, original, spot-on funny. See this guy while you can still afford good seats. Brilliant.
We came all the way from South Jersey to see Bill Burr. We have seen him in Philadelphia and Atlantic City and he is so great, he is hysterical and he puts on a great show. We just can't stop laughing!!!
I enjoyed the opener DeRosa as an unlooked-for surprise; some of the things the first man (Paul? the emcee) said; and about 20% of the Bill Burr routine. I think this was a slight off-night for Burr, though I respect the fact that great comedians need to have varied levels of funny-ness in order to create and grow. I had a feeling I was watching a night of reflection and experimentation, as well as naturalness on the part of Burr. In any event, it's always fun to see the audience's reactions to things and I love it when Burr plays off against the various members who chime out things to him.
Bill and fellow comedians were absolutely hilarious. I was actually in tears for most of the night.
EVen the opening acts were hysterical. Bill Burr is definitely takin his place among great comedians. Can't wait to see him again.
