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Larry the Cable Guy brings a hilarity to stand up comedy that most people simply aren’t used to. His southern accent, which he admittedly exaggerates, gives blue collar individuals and everyone else alike a way to relate to this hilarious funnyman. After getting his start by making guest appearances on radio shows, he gained quick fame on the Blue Collar Comedy Tour alongside Jeff Foxworthy, the comedian of “You might be a redneck” fame. Larry went on to have two comedy albums receive gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of America.
Those two albums, though, were not even close to the end of his story. Larry the Cable Guy, who has never actually been a cable guy, went on to get roasted on Comedy Central; and once a celebrity has made it to Comedy Central Roast status, it’s obvious to anyone who had tickets or watched the show that the star really “made it”. Fortunately for the redneck hero, this roast didn’t signify the end of a long career like it usually does for others.
In fact, the loveable sleeveless shirt wearing comedian gained his own show, Only in America, on the History Channel. He was even allowed into the White House’s War Room during filming of the show. What makes this story even more amazing is his actual humble beginnings; since it may have been difficult for anyone to guess that a little boy raised on a pig farm in Nebraska would one day grow up to be Larry the Cable Guy. As it turns out, however, that little farm boy really knew how to “Git-R-Done”.
Even with a sometimes busy schedule involving filming for the History Channel, Larry still finds time to tour around the country to let his fans know he loves them. Even children love the shows since the unlikely star lent his voice to Mater on the Pixar movie Cars. And for those who miss Larry in concert halls on the big screen, the December 2013 release of A Madea Christmas will undoubtedly be exciting. As Larry likes to say, “I don’t care who ya are, that’s funny right there”.
Larry the Cable Guy still has lots of jokes, laughs, and entertaining to do. Reno, the opening act, almost but not quite upstaged Larry. Definitely worth the time, drive and money for this outing.
Very funny, kept mostly PG-13 stuff. Good for teenagers/family. Kind of conservative tones, nothing bad, but if you are the type that gets offended easily, I would probably look elsewhere and let the people around you enjoy the show.
I can’t remember the last time that I laughed nonstop for one and a half hours. Such a pleasant evening.
The show was excellent!!! I would definitely buy tickets to see him again.
My husband & I had never seen Larry the Cable Guy. It was an awesome experience. We laughed through his show. The opener guy was not as funny. We definately will book more experiences like this!
It was the greatest a greatplace to go see events. We really enjoyed the concert
He was awesome! We laughed the entire time!! We were glad he came to Hard Rock Bristol!
Saw Larry the Cable Guy at Hard Rock Casino in Bristol, Va. This is the fifth or sixth time seeing him and he didn't disappoint. He had some new material and was his usual hilarious self. My wife laughed her head off. Low brow humor at it's best. He's in his sixties now and I don't know how much longer he will tour but hope he does for much longer.
I never laughed so hard! Larry The Cable Guy was on top of his game! I would definitely go see him again.
Was so excited about seeing Larry! We ordered tickets 2 months prior. When we got there we drove in parking lot for 30 minutes looking for a place to park, definitely need more parking for sure! So if you going to an event go early cause you will have troubles finding parking spot.We get into the live and the lady takes us up to where our seats where and lo and behold someone sitting there. So here we stand waiting to figure this out the lady working says oh wait we need to put out another chair! What? So just tells us to stand and wait for her return with another chair. She finally brings chair and has the other people moving down one and adds to the role. Now where beside the wall having to look side ways to see some part of stage. Wow wish I had went for cheaper tickets up in balcony now cause the floor seats are awful for the price if you get your seat! This was our first visit for a live, if we go back I definitely will consider different seat sections the sides where horrible.
The opening act was much funnier than Larry was. I had waited for a long time to see him. Not so good. I’m sorry Larry the cable guy!
I’ve never seen Larry the Cable Guy in person before and he was good. Our only complaint was that he spoke too low part of the time and was difficult to hear. Overall, it was a good performance.
Only the third time to go and seeing someone ..it was the best I have seen yet. Loved it. So glad I went.
We all loved our family trip to see Larry the Cable Guy for our first time and he was hilarious and well worth the price and trip. He is still funny as ever. We will all definitely plan to see his next show.
A lot of the comedy content was not appropriate for me.
This was the 3rd time that we saw Larry the Cable Guy live, and my wife and I enjoyed it this time as much as the first! Looking forward to his next show!
we've been trying to see him for years, and he didn't disappoint
Reno started the show and was hilarious. Larry came on and owned the stage. They both had everyone laughing
I Love the Show,he didn't come out with all of his old jokes like all of my friends assumed he was going to do,he had all new,original Daily life stuff. I listen to him Every Week on his show and it was like getting to hang out with him for a little while. It was just Awesome, i had Tears rolling down my face from laughing the Entire Show!!!!! Larry is and will Always be one of my Favorites!!!
I waited 20 years and I finally got tickets to go see Larry, and I so wanted to do a meet and greet and just have a picture with him, it’s been on my bucket list for a very long time. I have spent money bought merchandise. I even bought tickets, hoping that I could meet him. I’m not rich at no means. I had a lot of losses in my life and i wanted something good to change for once. I didn’t know how to buy VIP tickets. I cried like a big old baby and talk to his security guard begging for me to be able to speak to Larry, but it wouldn’t happen. The seats were really close seem like we were sitting on top of each other. I had fourth row tickets and seat five and six roll E. if that’s how it’s gonna be, I will never be back. My feeling we’re more hurt. I was so excited to finally afford tickets for are seven year anniversary.