JOSH FADEM w/ Chris Crofton Comedy Show at eyedrum
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One of 17 upcoming events at Eyedrum, and 392 across Atlanta.
Comedy show with JOSH FADEM and Chris Crofton live at eyedrum art & music gallery.
Doors open 8pm, show starts 8:30 PM
ADVANCE TICKETS HERE
Josh Fadem is an actor, comedian, and voice artist originally from Tulsa, OK. He has numerous television credits including recurring roles on TWIN PEAKS for David Lynch, AMC’s BETTER CALL SAUL as "Camera Guy", FX’s RESERVATION DOGS, Showtime’s ON BECOMING A GOD IN CENTRAL FLORIDA starring Kirsten Dunst, and as Liz Lemon’s agent "Simon" on 30 ROCK. Other credits include Disney +'s LOKI, FX's IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA, and Comedy Central's RENO 911 and ANOTHER PERIOD. Josh can be seen in FX's upcoming season 2 of the Sterlin Harjo series THE LOWDOWN starring Ethan Hawke and Tommy Lee Jones.
Josh has been named a “Comic to Watch” by Variety, Nylon Magazine, Comedy Central, New York Comedy Festival, San Francisco Sketchfest, and Playboy Magazine. He has performed at Montreal's Just for Laughs, Austin's Moontower Comedy Festival, Fun Fun Fun Fest, and SXSW, and Tulsa's Blue Whale Comedy Festival. Josh's work as a voice artist includes AMERICAN DAD, POWERPUFF GIRLS, ADVENTURE TIME and JEFF AND SOME ALIENS. As a writer, Josh wrote for the Emmy nominated ERIC ANDRE SHOW and has written for Funny or Die. Josh hosts a form-bending video podcast Screenshow called "Here Come the Details" which can be streamed and heard on Spotify and Youtube.
Chris Crofton
rootsy existentialist banger... Clear-headed, Crofton crystallizes the duality of heartache, knowing life marches cruelly on despite personal setbacks, but wants to simmer in the pain just a little longer. UFO hunters — just like those who sit in the silent of aftermath of losing something precious — scan stars, desperate to glimpse a promising, borderline delusional pattern. A robust guitar riff — reminiscent of the same one that opens Guided by Voices' "Hold On Hope" — gently bleeds into sailing sounds of isolation, Crofton crooning, "They're searching the sky / I'm staring at my phone." - NPR Music
