Drunk Black History Show

Join Gordon Baker-Bone and special guests for a lively night of drinks and jokes where they delve into overlooked heroes and lesser-known na Drunk Black History Friday February 26. Show 7:30PM; Doors open approximately 7PM About Drunk Black History: The Drunk Black History Show blends humor and storytelling in a fun, engaging way. It features a talented lineup of comedians and special guests who share inspiring stories about overlooked heroes and lesser-known stories from Black history. Touring comedian Gordon Baker-Bone hosts the lively, drink-and-jokes atmosphere, making it a memorable experience for everyone. “Drunk Black History” has been featured in the New York Comedy Festival, Afros and Audio Podcast Festival, Boston Globe, New York Times, TimeOut NY, Afro.com, and The Infatuation. Drunk Black History has partnered with organizations including American Express and NYU Black Alumni. Previous guests include Nikole Hannah-Jones (The 1619 Project), Sam Jay (HBOMax), Dr. Andre M. Perry (CNN), Michelle Buteau (Netflix), Phoebe Robinson (2 Dope Queens), Jordan Temple (Abbott Elementary), D. Woods (Danity Kane), Jackie Summers (founder of Sorel Liqueur), and Dulce Sloan (The Daily Show). About Next In Line Comedy Club: Located in Philadelphia's Spring Garden neighborhood. 1025 Hamilton Street. 21+ unless with parent or guardian. Drinks for sale by Love City Brewing in our showroom bar. Door and showtimes may adjust slightly based on event logistics or performer needs. Lineups may shift due to the nature of live comedy and performer availability. Shows run approximately 80 minutes. Fortunately, we do not sell food, however there is a food truck next door! Parking: There is paid parking next door or street parking if you can find it. Please note: This venue is not wheelchair accessible.