Hailing from Seaside, CA, Cory now resides in Los Angeles and is pursuing a career as an actor/writer. Cory has since become an international sensation; headlining comedy clubs all over the US and Canada, as well as performing for the U.S. Military on bases in Guam, Korea, Japan, and Abu Dhabi. He is also making his presence known on television, appearing on the 2017 season of “Laughs on Fox” and the 2014 season of “I Almost Got Away With It.”

The skies prove no limit for this fast rising comedic talent. Quincy Johnson II is a Los Angeles Comedian & Actor, plus an all around great guy. He has featured/opened for Joey “Coco” Diaz, Darren Carter, Flip Schultz, Theo Von, Al Jackson, Greg Behrendt, Quincy Jones and more while on the road doing standup comedy. Quincy has also been seen in several motion pictures including: C’mon Man staring Tony Rock and the hit movie DOPE. Quincy has also been featured on several television shows including Community on NBC, Fox’s The Orville, VH1’s Walk Of Shame Shuttle and BET’s Real Husbands Of Hollywood and in Paramore’s new music video, Rose Colored Boy. Quincy can currently be seen in his very own half-hour episode of “Funny AF” on RevoltTV.

Sam Murphy is possibly the most inventive comedy writer in Humboldt county. For over 5 years he has graced stages with unparallelled wit. His storytelling and his charm pair like steak and merlot.

Dan Murphy will flip stories on their head with great comparisons, and colloquial terms for things you thought you knew until he addresses them. His charm brings smile to even the grumpiest faces.

The California Poppies are a well known tour de force in Humboldt and a must see for anyone who claims to like good music. Their energetic stage presence brings back the same tickle in the belly that youth gave us all. They are also the sweetest peoiple to meet in person!

Mellow Meltdown Embodies the sound of “Modern” rock. One part mellow, one part Meltdown. Forged on the dynamic shift from smooth melodies to hard rockin riffs.

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