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Comedian/actor/writer Brian Posehn has most recently been seen on Comedy Central's popular show, "The Sarah Silverman Program" and on tour as one of the original members of the "Comedians of Comedy". Besides writing and performing on HBO's acclaimed "Mr. Show", he has appeared in sitcoms such as "Just Shoot Me", "Seinfeld", "NewsRadio", "Everybody Loves Raymond", and "Friends". Brian has also appeared in several movies, including Rob Zombie's "The Devil's Rejects" and "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer", "Sex Drive" and "Surfs Up".
In 2006 he released his first graphic novel, "The Last Christmas", and a comedy album: "Live in Nerd Rage".
His music video for "Metal By Numbers" has been viewed over two million times on You Tube and My Space.
He is a regular on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and was a crowd favorite at the recent Bob Saget Roast on Comedy Central.
In 2008 he headlined the comedy stages at the popular music festivals, Download, Sasquatch and Bonnaroo. He also played a man with a prolapsed rectum on "Californication".
In 2009 Brian wrote an episode of "The Sarah Silverman Program" and wrote the story for a "Metalocalypse' episode. He also made an appearance in the Judd Apatow film "Funny People". He also directed a video for the hilarious hair metal band, Steel Panther.
In 2010 he continues to tour, is releasing a new album called "Fart and Wiener Jokes" and a new video for "More Metal Than You", and was recently featured on the Golden Gods Awards performing his new song with his all-star metal band. Posehn is currently working on a new comic book ("Science Projects").
His openers were very funny and a diverse group, I enjoyed everyone and had a nice laugh. Brian got up and had a great stage presence, got the crowd on his side quickly and started killing it! Would go again
Posehn's show was AWESOME! Nostalgic, retro and full of real life nerdy fun. Best part was the meet & greet, after the show. Don't Stop Being NERDY!!!
Brian did not disappoint...funny! He even had a meet and greet afterwards...such a nice guy!
Brian Posehn provided an all-around excellent performance on 3/16/2018 at Cobbs. His sometimes self-effacing humor was engaging and believable. Stand-up is one of the hardest jobs and he does it well. Particularly liked his run on the 2 words that cannot be used on college campuses.
Brian Posehn was hilarious, as was his opening act. The venue is a classic SF institution and I actually got good service (which usually doesn't happen).
This was our 3rd time attending a comedy show at Cobb's since we made a New Year resolution to laugh more in 2018. Brian had us rolling in our seats and the staff at Cobb's was spot on as usual in making the evening comfortable. We will be back soon!
This was my first time witnessing his standup. He did not disappoint. He had two openers. The first was okay. A few jokes landed, a few didn't. He was decent enough MC. The second act was fantastic. He really got the crowd going. Brian himself was an absolute joy. His material was witty, and dirty at the same time. Loved it. We had good seats, right up front. We did get there an hour early. That's how you do it. My main issue was that the two acts were really long, and Brian's set seemed really short. Otherwise, good show.
Brian Posehn never disappoints and all the openers were hysterical. My face and stomach actually hurt from laughing so hard. It is as amazing!
Although the venue was a little small, Brian and his posse did a good job of overshadowing any shortcomings of this well known establishment and had a laughing from the word "Hey!"
OMG! From start to finish we laughed so hard we were in tears!
I couldn't breathe! This man is still the best. HILARIOUS.
Self-deprecating humor is right up my alley, and Brian Posehn's views and personal experiences of getting old are original and memorable, colored with ridiculous made up words and gritty language. He's easy to appreciate and want to see again.
Love Cobb's Comedy club and Brian Posehn was amazing
Posehn is silly, gross and hilarious. I'm very glad I had this opportunity to see him in person. I'll definitely see him again the next time he's in the Bay Area.
This guy talked about farts for about half an hour. For some odd reason, I actually thought he was amazing! All the acts before were pretty funny as well. The entire show was self deprecation at its funniest.
brian posehn was the best standup show i've ever been too. i haven't been to a ton but i saw dave chapelle a few days before thinking that would be amazing and while pretty funny, it was no where near as hilarious as Posehn. go see him!
Amazing. One of the best comedy shows I have ever seen. My face hurt from laughing so hard
The show we saw had 8 comedians. Brian Posehn and Pete Holmes were pretty entertaining, but Kyle Kinane completely stole the show. Highly recommended for him alone, while the other comedians made it a nice night.
Kinane + Poshen = win. A great show and I hope it ends up touring the country.
I regularly visit the Improv to see stand-up comedy, so it took me by surprise that Brian Posehn was going to do it at the Culture Room. I don't think I'm ever going to see stand-up comedy at the Culture Room again. I saw Mitch Hedberg a few years ago at Revolution, and it was fine. For that show, they put out chairs, and I don't remember inhaling smoke the whole night, so I think that was fairly under control as well. At the Culture Room, there were no chairs, so we were all uncomfortably standing watching stand-up comedy, and cigarette smoke was billowing over the entire room. Brian put on a good show, but I wish he had chosen a venue better suited for what he does. Or maybe the Culture Room should have called Todd Glass for advice.
