No more results on this page
BRIDGET EVERETT:
Free-spirited funnywoman Bridget Everett always leaves fans in stitches with her raunchy songs and rapid-fire standup. She owns the stage outright as she brings her sidesplitting songs to life with over-the-top energy and soulful vocals. Her small club shows are unpredictably interactive, whether she’s dancing in the crowd or bringing volunteers on stage for funky numbers like “Coming for You”, “Come and Get It”, and “What I Gotta Do?”. With tons of risqué favorites served up with swagger to spare, Everett’s cabaret style of standup gets ticket buyers LOLing as she takes a walk on the wild side with them on tour.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Self-described “alt-cabaret provocateur” Bridget Everett grew up in the small college town of Manhattan, KS. She left for the Big Apple in the early ‘00s to pursue comedy and hone her skills in small local clubs. It was in New York that she developed several sexually-explicit cabaret-style songs, which soon became the defining feature of her fearless stage show. Performing with her live band The Tender Moments -- which includes Ad-Rock from The Beastie Boys and Carmine Covelli from The Julie Ruin -- Everett became a fixture in the city’s standup community. She continued to make a name for herself with appearances on Inside Amy Schumer, The Bachelorette, and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and eventually landed her own half-hour special on Comedy Central in 2015 called Bridget Everett: Gynecological Wonder. Bridgett Everett continues to climb the ranks of standup’s elite as she slays live audiences with her raw energy and raunchy tunes.
Bridget is everything you thought she might be and so much more. She is hilariously funny, brilliantly talented and also so sweet and sentimental. It could not have been a better night and I can not wait to see her again. She is a gem and a treasure and we are just lucky to be let into her world.
What a voice! Great humor! So original and creative. Loved it and love BE!
I had a blast. I went by myself because my friend wasn’t able to go and I’m so glad I went as I initially thought about not going. Love her, love her show, love the tender hearts, and just love her interaction with the audience. As a Kansas Jayhawk, she does us proud.
This was one of the best shows I have ever seen…I laughed and cried!! Bridget Everett is an authentic performer who engages the crowd the second she steps on stage!!
I was so glad I went to this show! Bridget is such a captivating performer and really creates an atmosphere of playfulness. Her voice is stunning and her performance is authentically rooted in her own biography. The entire show is thought through for every moment and flexible at the same time. The band is also a delight. If you ever get a chance to see Bridget Everett, don’t hesitate! Just go!!! PS: If bawdy dance, dirty jokes, and real human emotion are going to offend, you likely aren’t even reading this review. Just in case… remember it is cabaret. Naughty, cheeky, and fun!
Stunning performance. Hilarious, unhinged, and moving. Love her.
Bridget Everett is one of the best performers ever. An awesome mix of songs, storytelling, and interacting with the audience. It's hilariously naughty, bawdy, joyous, and also tender.
Bridgette was on fire. The crowd was a blast. I brought my husband who knew very little about Bridgette. We laughed and sang along to her songs. She is such a great entertainer!
This lady is so funny. So outrageous. Too bad the sound at the Wiltern was muffled. It was hard to understand every other word out of here mouth.
SUCH an AWESOME SHOW! I expected the Bridget Everett show to be fun, but WOW --- it exceeded my expectations, BIG time! SO much energy, humor, overal awesome vibes, it is JUST what I needed in these turbulent times. I've never seen her live; only on tv and her voice was even better than I expected, so powerful too! I laughed so much, and yes cried a little too...I'd see her again IN A HEARTBEAT and if YOU are on the fence, just jump on over and SEE THIS SHOW!!
Bridgett Evertt was a force of nature. Brilliant, funny and a wonderful voice all rolled up into one. I'd never seen her before but now I will every chance I get.
This was a bucket list show for me - exceeded my expectations!!
Bridget Everett was great. What a talent. The band was really good. Ms. Everett’s caring and kindness really shines throughout the performance. Now, we just need to get Somebody Somewhere back!
I laughed. I cried. Bridget’s energy is incredible, her storytelling is hilarious and also tender. Her voice is wonderful, drawing you in and bringing you to tears or bringing you to your feet to cheer. Definitely an adult-only show with language that alternatively made me laugh and cringe or both at the same time. But I wouldn’t change a thing. I wish I could go back and see it again and take everyone that I know. Well, at least those that aren’t prudes.
We got the front row to see Bridget !! She is so funny and down to earth with a great voice !! Her band are also great musicians !! Cut the track !!
i’ve never seen Bridget ever in concert so I didn’t really know what to expect and I’m glad I didn’t because I couldn’t believe my eyes about 99% of the show. Also her voice is amazing and she sounds like Alison Moyet but in any case go see this.
Everyone should have some Bridget in their lives!!
Saw Bridget and the Tender Moments for the first time at the Palace of Fine Arts San Francisco. I laughed so hard my kidneys hurt. Thank goodness I was wearing an adult diaper in case I tee teed 😆. Just the right amount of raunchy. If she comes to your area, don’t miss it.
Her show is a must-see! She mastered that venue with aplomb. It was everything and more!!!! Love love love! Would see her every time she performs.
One of the best shows I've seen. Bridget is extraordinarily talented. Her voice, musicality and the tightness of her band is stunning. Her writing and delivery, her use of her own body and her impact on the audience is genius. I would guarantee that everyone who attended that show left feeling differently about themselves, even physically- one’s sense of embodiment was enhanced, maybe through Bridget’s own comfort in her sense of embodiment being conveyed to us through mirror neurons? Her head-on confidence in talking about issues that can feel shameful helped the audience see the humanity in them and made people feel these issues are speakable, knowable and universal. This went way beyond entertainment, even though it was extremely entertaining, it was also a compelling psychological experience. I so admire Bridget’s integrity, creativity and courage as an artist!