Robb Ross is a Texas stand‑up comedian whose act blends sharp humor, real‑life storytelling, and a lifetime of unexpected experiences. His signature style, “Above the Belt Comedy,” focuses on clean, clever material that connects with audiences of all ages — comedy built on wit rather than shock value. Ross’s background is unusually diverse, and it shows in his material. He’s worked in finance, IT (including NASA contracts), sales, teaching, and acting, and he pulls from those chapters of his life to deliver routines that feel spontaneous, relatable, and full of personality. He’s known for turning real‑life adventures — including a few near‑death experiences — into quick, memorable stories that keep crowds locked in from start to finish. A two‑time winner of the No‑Frills Comedy Competition, Robb performs regularly across Texas and beyond. His stage credits include shows at Hyenas Comedy Club, Improv Comedy Club, and Big Laugh Comedy, where his clean, high‑energy approach continues to win over audiences. Ross has also appeared on television, including a role as an Assistant District Attorney on Fox’s Prison Break and recurring appearances on Ickey Twerps Movie Hour. Outside of comedy, he’s active in charity and ministry work, emphasizing family values, positivity, and humor that lifts people up. Robb Ross brings heart, intelligence, and authenticity to every stage — proving that clean comedy can still hit hard, stay memorable, and leave audiences laughing long after the show ends.
Nick Michelsen is a Texas‑based stand‑up comedian known for his sharp timing, dry wit, and fearless honesty. His comedy blends storytelling with punchlines that hit close to home — from small‑town chaos to big‑city absurdity — all delivered with a laid‑back charm that keeps audiences laughing and nodding in agreement. Nick began his comedy journey in Sacramento, California, eventually performing regularly at the Deaf Puppy Comedy Club in Manteca, where he developed his signature mix of grounded storytelling and quick, clever crowd work. In 2025, Nick moved to Texas, he worked at the Vulcan in Austin, gaining firsthand experience inside one of the most competitive and fast‑moving comedy scenes in the country. Nick has performed across the Southwest, earning a reputation for turning everyday moments into unforgettable bits. Whether he’s riffing on relationships, work life, or the strange beauty of growing up California and the transition to life in Texas, his humor connects because it’s real, relatable, and just a little reckless. Nick currently works with multiple venues across the DFW metroplex and is the host and producer of The Lemonade Stand, a weekly open mic at Crabs & Laughs in Grand Prairie, where he spotlights rising comics and helps cultivate the next wave of Texas comedy talent.
Bigg KounTree (James Carley) is a Louisiana‑born comedian whose humor bridges generations with clean, family‑friendly storytelling and Southern charm. He’s been “rocking the mic with laughs since 2006,” performing everywhere from church anniversaries to community showcases and regional comedy stages. James is no stranger to the stage, he has earned his spot in the comedy world and performed with some of the funniest comics in the game like; Jay Anthony Brown of The Tom Joyner Show, Reginald Ballard aka Bruh Man from the Martin Lawrence Show, and Hope Flood. Not only is he a gifted comedian but he is also a theatre actor, proving that he's no stranger to the stage! James produced and narrated "We Served, The Jaxx Quarters Secret". His style blends faith, family, and everyday life, turning relatable moments into laughter that resonates across audiences. Bigg KounTree’s motto — “Laughter is food for the soul” — defines his approach: heartfelt, wholesome, and full of energy. He’s hosted open‑mics for the Don’t Take This Serious comedy group, appeared in stage plays like The Devil Wrote a Letter, and Be Careful What You Pray For. He also opened for gospel artist Smokie Norfolk. Bigg KounTree brings humor that uplifts and unites. Not only can he have you rolling and make you happier than a frog catching flies out of the air on a Saturday night, but his clean comedy is guaranteed to have him in your church Sunday morning to keep the laughs going
Tim Fancher Comedy has been entertaining audiences since he was five years old. Growing up in Amarillo, Texas, as the youngest of four, he learned early how to turn family chaos into laughter. Today, he’s a Fort Worth‑based stand‑up and improv comedian known for his sharp wit, relatable storytelling, and clean, clever humor that connects across generations. A graduate of the Four Day Weekend Training Center in Fort Worth, Tim honed his craft under Emmy‑Award‑winning comic Dean Lewis and trained at the world‑renowned Second City Training Center in Chicago. His performances blend improv spontaneity with polished stand‑up timing, earning him spots at clubs and festivals across the DFW metroplex, including the Plano Comedy Festival and Addison Improv. Beyond the stage, Tim is also a comedy writer, business coach, and author, bringing humor and insight to corporate events and creative workshops. His mission: to make people laugh, think, and leave every room a little lighter than they found it.
Adrienne Green is a comedian, producer, and podcast host who believes laughter is one of the best ways to survive life’s chaos. Her comedy blends real-life storytelling, self-awareness, and relatable humor inspired by everything from teaching middle school to childhood chola dreams. Adrienne is the founder of Laugh Big Spring, a live‑comedy series that brings touring headliners and local talent to West Texas stages. She also co‑hosted County Chaos on KBest 95.7 FM, where her quick wit and radio chops shine. Plus, she currently produces and performs in Galapalooza: A Fem-Powered Comedy Tour that brings the women of West Texas to different stages across the state. Her comedy has been featured at festivals like Cassopolis Comedy Festival and showcases including Women in Comedy and Cleanish Show, earning her a reputation for connecting with audiences through humor that’s both relatable and unapologetically real. Whether she’s behind the mic or producing shows, Adrienne Green keeps the laughs rolling with her signature mix of confidence, chaos, and charm—proof that West Texas comedy is alive, loud, and thriving.
Curtis Hinds A Lubbock‑based stand‑up comic with a sharp wit and a fearless sense of humor, Curtis Hinds has built a reputation for turning everyday chaos into punchlines that stick. Known for his motto, “If I’m the only one that laughs, it’s still funny,” Curtis brings an unapologetic, straight‑shooting style that’s as authentic as West Texas itself. Curtis first hit the mic in local comedy rooms and quickly became a fixture in the Lubbock scene, performing alongside rising Texas comics and appearing on podcasts like Breaking Hyman with Morgan and Friends and Don’t Come In Here With That B******t—where he shared stories about his upbringing, his start in comedy, and the life experiences that shaped his humor. His material blends raw honesty, quick improvisation, and a knack for finding the funny in uncomfortable truths. Whether he’s riffing on small‑town life, family quirks, or the absurdities of adulthood, Curtis delivers laughs with a rhythm that feels both spontaneous and deliberate. With a growing following on TikTok and live performances across Texas, Curtis Hinds continues to carve out his lane as one of the region’s most relatable and entertaining voices in stand‑up comedy
Chad Allen Hanson brings a bold, high-energy style to the Texas comedy scene, mixing sharp storytelling with quick, clever punchlines. His humor draws from everyday life, family chaos, and the unpredictable quirks of small-town living — all delivered with a grin and a point straight at the audience. Known for his confident stage presence and direct connection with the crowd, Chad’s performances balance smart humor with relatable charm. Whether he’s headlining local shows or sharing the stage with regional favorites, Chad Allen Hanson keeps audiences laughing and thinking long after the lights go down. He’s part of a growing wave of Texas comedians redefining what it means to be funny in the Lone Star State — authentic, fearless, and unapologetically real.
Nikan Naabaahii is a rising Indigenous comedian and storyteller whose performances blend sharp wit, cultural pride, and heartfelt humor. Rooted in his Navajo heritage, Nikan brings a fresh voice to the comedy scene — one that bridges traditional storytelling with modern stand‑up rhythm. His stage presence is marked by his theatre background and his experience as a Texas history tour guide by day, guaranteeing a confident delivery that captures audiences with authenticity and charm. Before comedy, Nikan served as a search and rescue ranger, a role that shaped his resilience and perspective — qualities that now fuel his humor and storytelling. His journey took another exciting turn when he was signed to a talent agency by Brenda Fisher with Untamed Artist LA, marking a major step forward in his entertainment career. Nikan’s comedy draws from everyday life, exploring identity, family, and the hilarity of cultural intersections. He’s known for turning personal experiences into universal laughter, using humor as a way to connect people across backgrounds. His performances highlight resilience and joy — celebrating Indigenous voices through laughter and storytelling. Whether performing at local venues, festivals, theatres, or cultural events, Nikan Naabaahii continues to build a reputation as one of the most promising Native comedians of his generation, proving that humor can heal, unite, and inspire.
Kerry “KG” Gipson, professionally known as Komedian KG™, is an American stand‑up comedian, actor, writer, host, and social‑media entertainer from Dallas, Texas. He began performing in 2013–2014, building his reputation through open‑mic nights and comedy clubs across the Dallas–Fort Worth area before expanding into national tours. His comedic style blends self‑deprecation, physical humor, observational wit, wordplay, and satire, often drawing on everyday life and family experiences. KG’s performances are known for their high energy and authenticity, earning him recognition as one of Texas’s most charismatic emerging comics. Beyond the stage, Komedian KG™ has appeared in: The 2018 film Never Goin’ Back (directed by Augustine Frizzell) as a credited extra. Multiple episodes of Texas Flip N Move on the DIY Network. Print campaigns for Dr Pepper (2016). Features in Voyage Dallas & LA Magazines (2018–2019) and Shoutout DFW (2022). Nominated Best Social Media Comedian at the Standup Roundup Comedy Festival (2018). He has toured alongside cast members from Nick Cannon’s Wild ’N Out, including Mope Williams and Jay “Lil JJ” Lewis, on the We Ain’t Done Wild’N Out Yet Comedy Tour. His motto, “The Truth,” reflects his commitment to honest, relatable comedy that connects audiences through laughter and life lessons.
Bryan Knous Comedy, an East Texas performer, comedian, and theatre artist whose creative range spans from stage acting to community leadership. He is best known for his work with the Tyler Civic Theatre Center, where he began volunteering in 2018 and quickly became a central figure — acting, directing, and now serving on the Board of Directors. His dedication to theatre has helped the organization grow into a space that builds confidence, artistic skill, and belonging for students and community members across East Texas. Knous’s stage credits include roles in productions such as Grease (as Roger) and The 39 Steps at the Pollard Theatre, showcasing his versatility in both musical and dramatic performance. His comedic style blends expressive physical humor with storytelling drawn from everyday life — a natural extension of his theatre background. Offstage, Bryan Knous works as a Career Success Coach at the Soules College of Business, University of Texas at Tyler, where he mentors students in professional development and creative communication. He also advocates for arts accessibility and youth engagement through fundraising and outreach initiatives like East Texas Giving Day, supporting local theatre programs. Knous’s dual career in comedy and theatre reflects his belief that laughter and storytelling are powerful tools for connection — whether on stage, online, or in the classroom.