Direct link for tickets: https://bstreettheatre.org/other/jack-gallagher/
MUSIC & COMEDY SHOW W/ JACK GALLAGHER
Jack and the Band are Back!
2 Shows Featuring Music, Comedy and “Tidbits." This time the Band Features Horns A-Plenty!
On Saturday April 20, 2024, comedian Jack Gallagher, backed by the Dick Bright Band, brings back his popular music and comedy show to The Sofia for 2 performances slated for 5:30pm and 8pm. This is Magic Milestone #10 with Jack and the band, and this time (to mark the occasion) they’ve added a 3-piece horn section.
For those who haven’t had the pleasure of seeing one of Jack’s music shows, it’s a mix of some of his favorite tunes previously recorded by familiar recording artists. In fact, audiences are invited to sing along!
Throughout the show, Jack will be threading musical “tidbits" and trivia to tantalize and “nostalgia-tize” lovers of music from various eras and genres…mostly popular and familiar.
It’s a full-service show!
It’s worth mentioning that this group of musicians, separately and together, have played with everyone from Carlos Santana to Huey Lewis to Tony Bennet and James Brown and have performed around the world as pop sensations, The Rubinoos. They are considered by many in the biz to be the cream of the crop of Bay Area musicians!
Come join in the fun!
Doors open 1 hour prior to showtime. This show is All Ages
From Jack's Linked IN Page;
For most of my life, I have been entertaining.
First as a kid for my family and then for my friends and teachers at school.
I started my professional comedy career in Boston during the early 80’s. As part of that explosive comedy scene, I helped establish such clubs as The Comedy Connection, Stitches and the legendary Ding Ho Comedy Club.
After moving to Los Angeles, I became a regular at The Improvisation and added big screen credits to my resume by landing a leading role in Shakes the Clown with Bob “Bobcat” Goldthwaite. I appeared in Heartbreak Ridge with Clint Eastwood and was featured in the made for TV movie Incident at Ruby Ridge.
As a three time Emmy award winner for my work on PBS, I have also appeared on virtually every late night talk show from Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show to Late Night with Conan O’Brien.
More recently I've made a name for myself as the author of 5 one-man performances including A Different Kind Of Cool a play that focuses on the relationship between myself and my son, Liam, who is a child with autism.
It's hailed as a story that “perfectly portrays the struggles of a parent with a child with autism,”