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Jeff Foxworthy on Tour
Jeff Foxworthy is one of the most respected and successful comedians in the country. He is the largest selling comedy-recording artist in history, a multiple Grammy Award nominee and best selling author of more than 26 books. In 2014, he was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. Widely known for his redneck jokes, his act goes well beyond that to explore the humor in everyday family interactions and human nature, a style that has been compared to Mark Twain's.
Jeff is one of the judges on the new NBC comedy competition show "Bring The Funny," which premiered July 9, 2019 and is one of summer's hit shows. He has his own comedy channel "Jeff and Larry's Comedy Roundup" on SIRIUSXM, which showcases the best in great American comedy. He has a comedy special "We've Been Thinking" which is currently available on Netflix and most recently released a game called "Relative Insanity" which uses bits of his material for lots of game time fun. In addition to all of this he continues his live performances across the country.
Jeff hosted the FOX television game show Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader for several seasons, including its return to primetime this past fall. He hosted three season of The American Bible Challenge for GSN, had an animated series Bounty Hunters on CMT, hosted the reality series The American Baking Competition for CBS Television Network and narrated the Lifetime reality show The Week the Women Left.
Jeff executive produced and starred in, Foxworthy's Big Night Out. and the television series, Blue Collar TV, which he created for the WB network. Blue Collar TV came about due to the success of Blue Collar Comedy Tour, The Movie and the concert tour of the same name. The movie premiered on Comedy Central and was the highest rated movie in the channel's history. To date the movie has sold more than 4 million units. The soundtrack for this movie has been RIAA certified gold (more than 500,000 units).
Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again, the sequel to the first film has sold more than 3 million units since its release on December 7, 2004. It premiered on Comedy Central February 13, 2005 and was the 3rd most watched telecast ever leading the channel to its most watched day, weekend, and week in network history.
In March of 2006, the Blue Collar boys reunited to shoot Blue Collar Comedy Tour-One For The Road in Washington, DC at the Warner Theater. The movie had its world premiere on Comedy Central, June 4, 2006 and was one of the highest rated shows on Comedy Central for 2006. The soundtrack was released on June 6, 2006 and was nominated for a 2006 Grammy award. He also filmed a comedy special for CMT in 2012 with Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy titled Them Idiots Whirled Tour.
Jeff's book The Redneck Dictionary was released on October 18, 2005. The book is based on the popular words of the south Jeff recounts in his stand up act. Due to their popularity, the redneck words became a regular sketch on Blue Collar TV. The book went as high as number 2 on the New York Times Bestseller List. The Redneck Dictionary II was released October 24, 2006 and was also a New York Times Bestseller. The Redneck Dictionary III was released in October of 2007. Jeff also released the New York Times Best Seller, How to Really Stink at Golf which shares his invaluable tips for a lifetime of horrible drives and putts. The follow up to that book "How to Really Stink at Work" was released in May of 2009.
Jeff also wrote a children's book, Dirt On My Shirt, which has become a New York Times Best Seller. The book is collection of poems inspired by Jeff's family and friends. The poems are funny, witty, filled with sly humor, and always affectionate, capturing the very essence of being a kid. His second children's book "Silly Street" was released on February 24, 2009. Jeff's third children's book "Hide!!!" was a New York Times Best Seller and won a 2011 Mom's Choice Award for illustrated children's books. He once again teamed with illustrator Steve Bjorkman to tell the story of a neighborhood game of hide and seek and invites the read to join in the search.
Jeff has voiced numerous characters in different animated films, including Handy Smurf in The Smurfs and Smurfs 2. He was the voice of Reggie the Rooster in the Warner Bros. film Racing Stripes, Lyle in the Disney movie Fox and The Hound II, Lindberg in the Aviators, and Charlie Horse in Hatched.
July 6, 2004 marked the release of Jeff's final solo comedy cd titled Have Your Loved Ones Spayed or Neutered. The CD contains all new material. It debuted at number one on the Billboard Comedy Charts and was Jeff's second highest selling album debut.
In April 1999, The Foxworthy Countdown, a weekly syndicated four-hour radio show, debuted featuring Jeff bringing fans the current Top 30 country hits as well as interviews with stars. The show ran for 10 years and was carried in over two hundred and twenty markets across the United States. Jeff received a CMA nomination in 2001 for Broadcast Personality of the Year.
Jeff also has an HBO special and two Showtime specials to his credit. With critical acclaim and rave reviews from the first special, Jeff landed his second Showtime special, which earned a Cable ACE Award nomination. Jeff has also been bestowed with a People's Choice Award as "Favorite Male Newcomer" for The Jeff Foxworthy Show.
Jeff started his own outdoor company, Foxworthy Outdoors, which has a line products related to outdoor living. He has a line of You Might Be A Redneck If....calendars through Andrews McMeel Publishing, which has sold millions of copies.
The weather was not so good. A winter storm landed earlier in the day in Columbus, Ohio. Many people were worried that the show would be canceled. The show went as planned. Bill, Jeff, and Larry provided GREAT gut busting laughs all night. What a GREAT ending to a not so good weather day in Ohio. Bring them back soon!
Not let down, as always a great concert with great new funny material.
We haven't laughed that much for a long time. All three were great, but different. You got the sense they were really enjoying themselves while entertaining us. Sometimes it's a little hard to hear/understand Larry, but in the end you get the jokes. Great Show.
Fantastic show. I laughed for the entire presentation. When will they be back?
Each of them were very funny as usual. My wife and I both enjoyed the show and especially liked how they included real-time jokes into the routine (Ex: Columbus weather).
What a hilarious show -- especially on a snowy, cold day! I laughed so hard my face hurt and I gave myself a headache. Jeff Foxworthy should give himself more credit -- he IS smarter than a 5th grader -- and MUCH funnier! Bill Engvall was hysterical -- what's with him and his dog watching TV in the den!?!?! And Larry the Cable Guy was, well, Larry the Cable Guy. I think he could pursue a second career in musical theater if he everwanted to branch out!
I've seen Larry before and loved him, but all three of these guys, hilarious.
Well done show. Foxworthy and Larry used original material I had not heard before however a fair amount of Engvall's bits were recently shown on Comedy Central. Emcee was foul-mouthed, not at all funny and I couldn't wait for him to get off stage; sure hope they don't keep him on tour.
The seats were great, the extra we spent for the VIP parking was great esp since we got over 10 inches of snow that day/night, entering to our seats and back was flawless and the comics - well you get so much more than you paid for. Opener was unknow to us but had the crowd cheering and laughing, Jeff as usual brought me to tears with the last set about the hairballs found in the morning, Bill and Larry had the crowd roaring and screaming and there didn't seem to be a bad seat in the house.
They haven't toured for 3 years. But they didn't miss a beat last night. Just as hilarious as ever. Bill and Jeff talked about hitting that milestone of 50 years old and the jokes were straight on, real life stuff. Those of us approaching that age, or already there, can certainly relate with their experiences. And Larry was his usual 'get her done' self. They ended with an "I Believe" segment, all on stage together, and it was so much fun to have them all up there together, playing off of each other, in a somewhat impromptu set. We loved it.
really funny and spontaneous performance by Foxworthy, Engvall and Larry--good pace, each of the guys performed for a good 30 monutes of stand up--and the joint banter together after the individual performances in the Q and A period, was a good way to end the show. Only the addition of Ron White would have made this are truly amazing reunion
The show was overall, excellent. Acoustics were great and able to hear and understand and therefore enoy everthing Jeff and Bill said. I couldn't stop laughing because these two have a way of taking life's everyday mundane, even annoying, events and present them with so much humor. Larry the Cable Guy on the other hand was offtimes difficult to hear, perhaps because he did not have his microphone adjusted well. I have found him to be very funny in the past on Blue Collar Radio and Blue Collar TV, but that may be because only his best gigs are highlighted there. What I was able to understand last night was just not that funny and even going over the line offensive, choosing every opportunity to Obama/bash and Democrat/bash. I don't think this was the forum for that..
I have never laugh so much and so hard in my life. I was glad that the weather didn't stop us from coming. The whole family enjoyed every minute of the show.
Great seats, wonderful comedy. WILL see again when if they come back!!!!
Jeff, Bill, and Larry were great!. I did not stop laughing the whole night. The only thing that could have made it better would have been if it had laster longer.
Our favorite of the 3 boys is Bill Engvall, but unfortunatly we had about 75% of his material before. Jeff Foxworthy was a master! Larry was hard to understand at times. The best part of the show was when everyone was on stage!
Seeing all three men live together was something I didn't think would ever happen. They were wonderful. I was laughing so much (not an easy feat) that my head, throat and stomach hurt!!
They were hilarious. Some old stuff but lots of new as well. The redneck rat pack is back
My face heard by the time Larry got on stage because I was laughing so hard. I don't care who you are, that is funny.
This event was hilarious. I was laughing all the way through. The best part was when then all got together at the end. I liked to see how they all still make each other laugh.