Adam Carolla

The show was great!!!! Adam was on fire and the crowd was great. Good room!! The person that gave him one star doesn't know what he or she is talking about or doesn't know Adam. Cant wait until the next time I can see him again

This is the 3rd time and each one has been very entertaining. I've driven 4 hours twice to see the show.

Adam Carolla and Jay Mohr are truly amazing to watch, and both complement each other so well when it comes to stand up. Even got to take pictures with Adam. An item on my bucket list has been crossed off.

We left at the break after an hour of uninspired "comedy". We go to a comedy show a month and have never felt compelled to leave. Easy to please and like all varieties of comedy. Wasn't bad, wasn't offensive, wasn't clever, funny or interesting.

Classic Ace man, felt he could have ditched the laser pointer, couldn't see it anyhow and would have loved to have Donnie introduced/spotlighted. Adam was very nice after, didn't feel like he rushed people in the autograph line, seemed glad to interact w fans.

If you're expecting a repeat of his podcast then you'll be disappointed. The show was great - all new material & a world premiere video! You'll see Ace applying his social commentary on various observations he's made in day to day life - nothing is safe!

As entertaining as expected. I had a great time at a nice venue. Wish he would've gone on a little longer!

Adam Carolla put on a great show 2/4/11 at the Uptown Theatre in down Napa (aka: fortifide wine country)!!! For anyone that is a fan of the Man Show, Love Line, Crank Yankers, or his Pod Cast, you must see his live show. Also, for a good laugh buy his book, "In Fifty Years We'll All Be Chicks".

I'm so glad that the uptown theatre is pulling in great acts such the comedy of Adam Carolla. I listen to his pod cast every morning on my way to work. It was incredible to see him live. This a really cool venue and I love that it's in Napa.

Adam delivered and was as funny as ever. Hysterical ... His tech detail could use some work... But it wasn't a problem. Theatre personnel needs to get a system in place .. It was extremely distracting that they were still seating people 10-15 minutes into Adams act. These were mostly people who were busy drinking in the lobby. Too rude to take their seats before Showtime, which was past 8:00 anyway. Then at intermission it was repeated.. As well as guests falling and spilling drinks in the theatre. Some drunk blonde idiot spilled wine on my husband because she couldn't walk

Buy his book, listen to his podcast, go to his web site. I have been a fan for years and I can tell you his show is some of his best work. You will laugh and think from start to finish.

Kind of lame power point presentation and some produced videos, that other people put together. Love Adam, but don't quit the podcast, this was kinda bad.

I was bored. I always liked Adam, but I'm going to be honest. Showing dumb animated clips, rehashing Manshow stuff, or a video of Bathroom Etiquette that we have all seen on the internet is wrong. I don't know of other comedians that bring dated stuff to a show. If you're asking full price for tickets, bring fresh material. In between the rehash, it's a montage of key rings, graffiti and a review of Adams social security statement. Not exactly witty, funny or entertaining.

Adam Carolla was terrific, really funny, and the seats were great.

Adam inspired me to quite my job and become a rodeo clown!!!

It was more promo for his book...great on I-tunes bad on stand-up

Really bummed out. Carolla rehashed old stories that any long time follower has read in the books and heard on the pod. Paid 60 bucks a ticket to sit up close and no audience interaction, I think he was just collecting a check before headed up to Chicago for the "real" show.

I saw Adam in Indianapolis about five years ago and then again last night. 75% of the material he did last night was the same as what he did years ago. I've listened to Adam for probably 15 years and I know he's capable coming up with new material. He does it all the time on his podcasts, so this just came off as him being lazy in my opinion. I'm sad to say that I wouldn't pay to go see him again and I really like him. I even sponsored him at the VIP level for Road Hard. As an aside, the screen needed to be bigger, but that was Bogarts' fault I would assume.

As usual, Adam Carolla put on a great show with his wit and humor.

We were not expecting an actual show, however, looking at the name, I should've known. I thought there was going to be more of a monologue. This show was absolutely not funny. We heard about the two local guy's experiences with the strippers more than Mr. Carolla. We have read his books and watched him and this content was just juvenile penis, sperm, and poop jokes. Really, nothing else. I thought there would be a point in the show he would move on to another topic or set of topics i.e. raising kids, politics, anything, but sadly no. It would've been great for the undergrad college boys, but I don't think they were even laughing that hard. For $50 a ticket I expected to be rolling with laughter. Disappointing.

If you're a fan of Adam and the ACS you will like attending these podcast tapings to get a peek at how the sausage is made so to speak. I wouldn't bring friends not familiar with Adam, his humor, or his point of view. Been a fan since 96, finally got to meet Adam (the whole crew sticks around for meet and greets).

Great live show, will see the Aceman everytime he comes to STL

The Pageant Theatre is a great venue and hosting the Adam Carolla Show is a great fit. The show itself was great from beginning to end. I had always tried to visualize what the live podcast shows looked like and now I know. Almost a mixture of town hall meeting meets stand up comedy meets podcast. The next time there is an opportunity to see the show anywhere near where I live, I'll be there.

He was really bad, I found nothing he said in the least bid funny and ended up leaving about 30-35 min. into the show. I feel like I was over at a friends watching his vacation videos/pictures, and you know how trilling that is. Never again. I would give him a half a star or the no star if I could.

It was exactly what I was expecting. Adam delivered the type of material he usually brings to his daily podcast with the same intensity as he usually has. If you are a fan, you would have loved it. He had Mangria at the show which was awesome albeit a little pricey, however, it does make up for the price with a sweet tasting kick.

As always Adam and gang put on a great show. It was awesome to have Howie Mandel make a random appearance. Jay Mohr was hiarious and I enjoy all of his impressions. T

It had it's moments...but wasn't what I was expecting.

I just love Adam and his crew. I am long time listener to the Adam Carolla Show. Watching it live was very cool. We had so much fun.

Show was fantastic! Mangria was strong and tasty and we laughed way too much!

I have been listening the to the podcast for about 6 months now. I drove from Austin to see the show in San Antonio. It was great to see it live. Anyone that is fan of the podcast will love the show. Being able to put faces to the show cast was great. It was fun to laugh with other fans. Great vibe all around. The only weird part was the meet and greet. I should probably just skip meet and greets. I feel like a dork and assume they think I am a dork. I can never think of anything smart, funny or witty enough to make me feel like it was worth their time to shake my hand. :-)

I am a diehard (or roadhard) ace fan so it come as no suprise to me the live podcast was awesome!! I should not have this much of a man-crush but its hard not to be giddy as a naughty school girl... keep it up aceman!!

Adam and crew are great. They conducted a super friendly meet and greet after the show.

The Adam Carolla live show in San Antonio was a great show. We enjoyed the humor and the interactions of the cast. The set was seriously lacking in design. I know it's a recording for a pod cast so what it looks like probably doesn't matter to most people.... but to people who work in the visual industry it was painful. They could have had something better than a crappy table with a wrinkled black table cloth and two chairs with high backs. It was visually pretty sad. Charline McCombs Empire Theatre... has WORST SEATS EVER. They're so close together your knees hit the seat in front of you. When the guy in front of me would laugh is chair would push into my knees and it was physically painful. I'm not tall either I'm only 5'4". It also sucks that the ONLY bathroom is in the BASEMENT. Of course there are several bars on every floor. Whoever planned that epically failed. It was my first and last visit. I'll never see another event in that venue.

Great show, great venue. The Adam Carolla Show is an incredibly entertaining podcast that is just as entertaining in person. The banter and improv are second to none.

Funny at times, but other podcast members detracted from show.

With the exception of maybe Howard Stern, there is no person funnier off-the-cuff than Adam Carolla. That's why I'm such a big fan.

Great show perfect seats. Adam brings it every time. Mike Rowe great guest. Always love the live podcast shows they are always different.

Was laughing practically the whole time. Left home feeling really good. Great job Adam.

The theater was beautiful, the staff was friendly & helpful, & the Aceman was incredible ! you have to see him live, he's fast & funny, is cool enough to hangout after the show for a picture w/you.

The show was very good with Adam doing a great deal of reminiscing of how he got into the business and the success he has had and the work he has done with Jimmy Kimmel and some of the funny moments they have had together. One disappointment was the intermission that was taken in the middle of the show. I think he was on a roll, then had to take a break. I believe this was driven more by the Genesse Theater wanting to sell more drinks then Adam needing a break. I think he could have gone on all evening talking about the past and funny items in his life.

His best stuff was the stuff he prerecorded with others. And his only real funny stuff were his jimmy kimmel stories and stories from other friends. Stories were drawn out and went off on tangents.

I had a great seat for a mediocre show. Adam lacked continuity and fluidity in his presentations. Stories were broken fragments of streaming thoughts which lacked consistency, and did not flow. Sorry I attended. I have been to the Genessee for other shows, and have not been this dissatisfied with any other performer as I was with this "comedian". He sounded as if he needed cue cards to continue his train of thought on nearly all topics he tried to relate to the audience. Would not see him again, in person live,or listen to on his radio show or blog. Oh well.

Adam Carolla was very entertaining. Kept me laughing the entire performance. I would see him again.

Great Show! I laughed out loud so many times I couldn't count!!! I will see him again.

This event was great but I loved Jay Mohr so much more than Adam Carolla. It was a bummer that Jay only did a 15 minute routine and he was supposed to do 25 minutes. He was hilarious! Was laughing till I was crying when he was out. Adam was good and funny but I did not understand his break-down of the 6 Fast & Furious movies. That was totally random. Then the Q&A at the end kinda went on a bit long...plus they didn't let that many people ask questions. Jay and Adam gave too long of answers and then I think they ran out of time. Overall it was good, but I wanted to see more Jay Mohr!

If you are a fan of either Adam or Jay, then you have to, by default, be a fan of both. Their yin and yang comedic geniuses dovetailed perfectly as they hit the funny volleys back and forth as if a poorly morphed, hypervigilant Pete Sampras were trading slices with a flannel-shirted Bjorn Borg returning from a weekend of cigarettes and napping followed by a quick stop at Fantastic Sam's to trim his golden locks. Carolla effortlessly delivered the signature rapier comedic rants and Mohr complemented perfectly with the hilarious anecdotes and trademark impressions that their fans no doubt came to enjoy. The only minor disappointment was Mohr's abbreviated 15 minute opening set for which he later apologized, explianing to Adam amd fans that he exited early, fearing he might step on Adam's stage time. He more than made up for this hiccup with his requisite obscure yet spot-on incarnations of the likes of Colin Quinn, Tracy Morgan, Harvey Keitel, Chris Walken, and Mommagotitall, Carolla's overprotective, overweight, underinformed mother of color. On second thought, a second minor disappointment--the unnecessary onstage appearance alongside Carolla of Bill Simmons the sports guy, a longtime Kimmel/Carolla gang alumus, to recreate their comedic dissection of the Fast & Furious franchise, also sold as an online download to Carolla fans on his website. No doubt a comfortable and familiar vehicle (no pun intended) for Carolla to flex his Vin Dieselesque arm buttered comedy guns (pun intended), but Simmons, a nice enough dude-bro, is no match for Carolla in the satire department and seemed to slow Carolla's rhythm like blown shifts around traffic cones in the road. Carolla could have effortlessly driven that comedy car solo like Diesel behind the wheel of a tricked out Mazda Rx-7 full of NOS. A definite thumbs up for this home run evening of comedy and Mangria played out between the art deco walls of the Wiltern. Hoping it will be a yearly event as Mohr suggested at the conclusion of the night.

It was awesome to see Adam Carolla live! Alison Rosen and the bald one where there too. It was such a great experience and to see the show live instead of listening to the podcast through my headphones. Mike Rowe was a great guest!

Adam is most comfortable behind the mic on his podcast, but he's still able to entertain a large crowd too. He is one of the best in the business at crafting a story, with the best ones coming from his life. His show was full of laughs, but he ended the show with some good life lessons too.

Adam Carolla is truly genuine comedian telling his life story. He is well worth seeing and be prepared to laugh for the entire show. Adam seems to connect with his audience.

I've been listening to Adam for 15 years and loved every moment of the event. My boyfriend who really didn't know much about about Adam laughed almost the whole time! Adam was great enough to stay after and sign people's books/DVDs and take pictures.

Adam delivered a strong performance. All kinds of laughs and some great call backs. As a podcast listener - I was familiar with several of his bits. I had heard "Gay Eye" but not seen the animation.

Not surprisingly Adam Carolla put on a great show. The Fitzgerald Theater was a excellent venue. Comfortable and. Seemed smaller that it is. Afterwards Adam hung out for very quick meet, greet, sign, and pic. Very cool event.

This show was awesome. I hope he comes back again.

Had a great time. Helping Adam Carolla keep the pirate ship afloat always pays off. Thanks Adam, cannot wait until you return to the DC-Metro area.

I saw him last april . The new material he did was great, plus once again he signed autographs after the show . Using powerpoint really adds to the show seeing his thoughts come alive is very creative.

We are great fans of Adam Carolla. I listen to his podcast when at work and watch the Car Show also. Loved him on DWTS also. The show was great! A lot of topics that I hadn't heard before. Very funny! We all have wackiness in our families but Adam makes his great to listen to. Love the photo slide show also.

We are avid Carolla fans and he didn't disapoint. We loved the show and hope he comes back again soon.

I love Adam's humor and seeing him live was great. Although he's outspoken and politically incorrect, he left with a message that resonated with me. If you want to know what that message is, you'll have to see the show. Come back soon, Adam!

I've been listening to Adam Carolla for years since his early radio days and am a big fan of his podcast. I've always loved his hyper vigilant rantings views and rants and his stories are as familiar as those of your favorite, snarky uncle. There's not much new material in a show like this, but the familiar is funny and engaging and the laughter comes genuine and freely. Good job Ace Man!!!

it's too bad the Schnitz wouldn't let Adam sell & autograph his books there after the show....I think there were a lot of disappointed fans. Luckily, I was able to get to Barnes & Noble for the book signing earlier that afternoon.

I'm a fan of Mr. Carolla's former radio show and subsequent podcast. His live show was definitely funny and entertaining -- no denying that. However, if you're a long-time listener, the stories told on stage are the same you've heard many times already. I didn't know what to expect, but was disappointed that neither Alison nor Bald Bryan were present. Apparently they only attend the live shows in LA and surrounding areas. Nonetheless, I enjoyed myself. Regarding after the show, the line was super long for an autograph. No problem there, but I purposely held off getting his book, planning on buying it and getting it signed at the event. They didn't have any books for sale! Huh?! No biggie, but surprising.

Adam was very entertaining. He spoke mainly of personal experiences, which he delivered in a hilarious fashion. I would definitely see him again if he comes back to KC.

I was hoping for more laughter but I guess for a $45.00 I shouldn't expect the $150.00 show. The material overall I would give a C. The first 45 minutes with the wife's lasagna, not so funny. Dog at airport, a little better. Oscar stuff, eh. SS wages funny and then it was over.

Mr.Carolla gave a boiler plate performance of stories of his life he has probably told for over 20 years mixed in with anecdotes about his friend Jimmy Kimmel. I am still a fan, but he really didn't seem to put much effort into the evening. However, it was a nice night out with my wife and she got to gamble a bit. A good night out. A solid B- performance. He made big points coming out and meeting the crowd and signing stuff. That brings him to a solid A-.

Adam Carolla does not disappoint. The venue was comfortable and accommodating. We are not gamblers and normally would not go to Thunder Valley. However, after the show we walked to the Steakhouse and had really good food and appetizers. The service was also top notch. We will definitely come back here for the entertainment and food. The last Carolla show I saw was in downtown Sacramento and we enjoyed this venue much more. Mr.Carolla is just as funny as ever and I would highly recommend his show to anyone looking to escape the everyday grind.

I recommend downloading his podcast also because there is much more to him than one event. Very funny and very talented.

A thoroughly gross and vulgar attempt at comedic entertainment. Constant and embarrassing name-dropping of Jimmy Kimmel. My wife and I walked out.

Adam was on point and as funny as ever. I never miss his show when he comes to Sacramento!

Adam was great, Penn (the guest) not so great. Also the venue was not prepared for the assigned seating and Carolla drinks were not available.

I have not seen Adam's standup in a couple of years and he killed it. Very funny good room and crowd.

Very very disappointing evening. Obviously very unprepared with very little humor. Rattled on about a variety of topics and did a great job of NOT being funny. Plenty of filler vulgarity.

The show and content was great! I was standing in the bar line for about the first 20 minutes of the show. The bar line was moving very slow, it would have been great if there had been some kind of speaker system in the bar area so that I could've heard that first part of the show.

Adam was amazing! I loved every minute of the show. Highly recommend.

Adam Carolla is hilarious. Coming from a person who can't sit still, he had me pinned to my seat laughing the entire time. Loved the show, loved the meet and greet, definitely 2 thumbs up and I'd recommend to anyone!

Great show! We had so much fun. I brought my husband, who is not as familiar with Carolla as I am. Though I had heard most of the stories before, I laughed a ton and enjoyed every second. He even stayed after the show and met/ took pictures w/ anyone that wanted them. Very laid back and a pleasure to meet. Please come back to Cincinnati, Adam Carolla! For Bogarts: if he does come back, please offer his Mangria cocktail and IPA beer.

Show was not as funny as I expected. It did start quite late, and while I love Adam, this monologue was just not his usual politically incorrect banter. The cartoon skit could be omitted from the show. Talk more about politics and LA.

The show was funny and enjoyable. The biggest disappointment was that my seat was broken.

Fantastic show, but could have done without the jack ass sitting behind us talking and yelling through the whole thing!!!!

Loved the first half. Not the second though. They really need to work on the improve part. TheQ&A was childish.

I listen to Adam's podcast all the time, and I assumed that most people took him with a grain of salt. Turns out his fans really buy into everything he says. How does sitting with a bunch of middle aged bigots who love complaining about the government sound to you? Annoying? Well it is. The guy next to me got drunk and started calling a stranger a "f4gg0t" because he asked him to be quiet. Adam Carolla's fans everybody... A large part of why I went was to see Adam and Bill Simmons go over 80's movies. Their podcast have been very funny. The live show not so much. Adam stepped all over Bill's lines and didn't allow for any flow. They re-hashed some of the talking point from the Fast & Furious podcasts and that was it. Very disappointing. Jay Mohr was so out of touch. I guess he has a fan base, but his whole bit was complaining about how bands from the before the nineties like to talk during performances, and he feels that paying $900 to see U2/ Pearl Jam/Rolling Stones should entitle him to to skip this. Well, I paid $60 to see an old dude (Jay Mohr) complain about spending money to watch bands that haven't released an album in over a decade. I guess that the joke is on me, but it's still doesn't make him funny. Jay also did a bit on foreigners telling him what to do. The crowd loved it. What's with idiots worrying about people telling them what to do. They just do what they want anyway, no one makes them do anything, despite being overweight/undereducated/unemployed. Maybe being told what to do would be a good thing. Jay then closed with a bunch of impressions that kind of sucked. So in summary, don't go to these live shows of Adam's. Download Adam's podcast, that's funny. Don't buy into a 100%, and avoid hanging out with Adam's fan base, they suck.

Jay Moore opened and was great....for all of 15 minutes, then after some "dead air" Adam came on and was great........then the Q&A and the show drifted into oblivion. Love the Wiltern, but really $20.00 a drink for well vodka?

First off it started late. Second, we bought a Mangria - $10 for a tiny glass - not worth it. Tasted really bad. Jay Mohr came out first and he was funny! I loved his comedy very fluid and downright funny, but he was only out there for a little while - NOT LONG ENOUGH. Then Adam Carolla came out. Started out slowly - snooze fest. Got a little better as he went along. Enjoyed the skit "Things I really hate." Then there was an intermission. 2 bathrooms available for over 100 women!!! Long line. After the intermission they both came out to answer questions. That back and forth bantery was fine, but again, not long enough. Adam Carolla wanted to cut Jay Mohr off and he kept looking at his watch. All in all not a good value. Tickets were very expensive and show was mediocre.

I love both these comedians and was really looking forward to this show. Maybe my expectations were too high but ultimately I was disappointed. Dont get me wrong, they were funny.... just not $62.50 x 2 worth of funny.... Jay was particularly unimpressive that night.

Jay Mohr came out and was funny, but he only did 15 minutes, then Adam Carolla came out and was not interesting or funny, and seemed completely unorganized. He brought Bill Simmons out to do a breakdown of the Fast & Furious movies, and it was Horrible. I like these guys, but Adam needs to stick with Radio, and Bill with Sports commentating. After a lengthy intermission, Adam & Jay came out, and once again Jay stole the show. But this time even he was too obnoxious. Overall Jay will get me to buy a tix to one of his future gigs, and Adam, I will just have to appreciate when he joins Kevin & Bean in the AM's

These guys are great together great atmosphere excellent sound hope they do another one together again and maybe add a couple more comics

I've seen Carolla before and he was good at standup with some great moments. this show started on a high note with Jay Mohr killing his set. Carolla's Fast and the Furious bit was a huge waste of time. The Q&A portion picked up steam but Carolla has a horrible habit of looking at his watch all the time. We paid $80 each all in - you can keep the show going when it is going well. I would not see a Carolla stand up again but will look for Jay Mohr.

Comedy shows are typically hit or miss but this one was spot on and even felt too short! Adam clearly appreciates his fans and Mangria was consumed by all!

Adam's stories were excellent as expected. This was our first time seeing his performance live. We would go again.

This was my second Adam Carolla show and again he did not disappoint. It was not the same show that I saw several months ago, though of course a few of the stories were the same. I love that he stays after each show for pictures and autographs. :) I liked the Wilbur Theater. I had read reviews of the Wilbur which had me a bit hesitant, but I thought it was great. I had also read that drinks were "sky high" but I didn't find them to be ridiculously priced. I had some of Adam's "Mangria" which I also liked, but it is definitely strong. It hit me much harder than I expected.

Not what I was expecting!! Heard better on his radio show. At one point, it actually got boring and painful to to stay to the end. You can say or respond what you like but it was just not a funny, walk away feel good show. The material was stiff and the laughs were spread thin and lengthy in between the lines.

Adam Carolla was great, the venue was small enough that I could see him & hear almost everything he said. The only downfall was the inconsiderate jerk behind us laughing too loudly & yelling to Adam at inappropriate times making it difficult to hear at times. I get we were seeing a comedian but it definitely made it less than ideal. He was ruining it for everyone. I wish an usher had come by to tell him to dial it down.

Great atmosphere...greater comedian. Carolla makes the decent sized Wilbur Theatre feel even more intimate.

Very entertaining, Loved the slide show behind him. Loved the fact he took pictures with his fans afterwards. It peaks to e kind of person he is, to take that time. It meant a lot to my son.

Great show almost 2 hrs and stayed after to do meet and great. Grest time

The show was hilarious!!! The show was about an hour and 45 minutes and was amazing.

Amazing show, as always. Good venue. Mr. Carolla always stays after every show to sign autographs and take pictures, amazing show.

Cobb's is the right size venue for comedy, no too big but large enough to be comfortable. The food and Service were good. Adam did not disappoint. Once he go rolling the time just flew. It was a great evening with Adam and the people that love him.

Hey, If you know Adam, then there's not much to tell that you don't know. I don't know how this guy tours as much as he does and brings fresh material to the table on a conversational basis. He's sharp, funny, and entertaining.

First time at Cobb's and it was great. Also first time seeing the ACS live. Good drinks and food. Loved that they had the Mangria available :)

It's the aceman, and always a delight. Totally topical tivo trivia was a blowout for Bald Bryan.