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Big crowds. Amazing venues. Huge laughs all night long. 🎤

The Main Event Misfit Comedy Tour is rolling across the country 🔥

Check maineventcomedy.com to see when we’ll be in your city 🎟️

#maineventcomedyentertainment #mainevent #comedytours #letslaugh

I miss budtending (sometimes) #gonszo #standupcomedy #comedyreels #viralreels #explorepage

The Main Event Misfit Comedy Tour just got even crazier…

Please welcome the hilarious Elyssa Phillips to the lineup for our Huntsville, Alabama stop at Shenanigans Comedy Theatre on Friday, June 26! 🌴🎤

One night only.
Big energy.
Summer tour vibes.
And a lineup ready to absolutely tear the roof off Huntsville.

🎟️ Grab your tickets now before this one sells out.

#ComedyTour #StandUpComedy #HuntsvilleAL #ShenanigansComedyTheatre #MainEventComedy

we have our Friday faces on #fbf

Phil Medina 2026 Tour Dates 🔥

Main Event Comedy Entertainment is proud to present nationally touring headliner Phil Medina as The Main Event Misfit Comedy Tour continues across the country.

More dates coming soon!

Tickets at www.philmedinacomedy.com and www.maineventcomedy.com

The Main Event Misfits 2026 Tour… SO FAR! LETS GO!!!

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

now that it's been exactly 3 months and 9 days since, a sharp weird headache woke me up at 1am in the morning, i've had some time to think about the whole ordeal.

it was surreal, it felt like a movie and it also gave me a lot of time to think about everything. Since I figured my life wouldn't be the same after but it kind of is, which is really weird to say after having a near death experience.

With the exception of my tongue still healing, I'm pretty much living the way how I did. I'm pretty fucking lucky and anybody can call it whatever that they'd like to.

i've heard it called a miracle, a blessing, but I'm a believer in calling it sometimes shit happens. what matters most, is how you come back from it.

i've been called selfish, I've been called a fighter, I've been called stubborn. all I know is that I am really lucky to say I got my life back. that's the real answer to all of it.

I think I processed every emotion humanly possible, at the same time within 2 two weeks at the hospital.

When I look back on it, it felt like I was on psychedelics. I can feel, I can sense, I can read and see through people. My brain receptors were at 11 from everything that was in my body to all the countless MRI scans.

I look back at last February now like holy shit, I really went through all that. #tbt

NEW ORLEANS — THIS ONE IS GONNA BE WILD 🔥🎭

The Main Event Misfit Comedy Tour hits The Howlin’ Wolf on Sunday, June 14 for one huge night of comedy in the heart of NOLA.

Headlined by Phil Medina
Featuring Jason Schuster & Mark Gonzales

As seen on: Disney+ • Hulu • Viceland • Netflix Is A Joke Fest

🎟️ Tickets on sale now — come party with us in New Orleans and let the good times roll 🍻⚜️

NEW ORLEANS — THIS ONE IS GONNA BE WILD 🔥🎭

The Main Event Misfit Comedy Tour hits The Howlin’ Wolf on Sunday, June 14 for one huge night of comedy in the heart of NOLA.

Headlined by Phil Medina
Featuring Jason Schuster & Mark Gonzales

As seen on: Disney+ • Hulu • Viceland • Netflix Is A Joke Fest

🎟️ Tickets on sale now — come party with us in New Orleans and let the good times roll 🍻⚜️

see ya next season.. GO LAKERS #gonszominute

Tickets are moving quick. See you in June!

June 13 – Rockwall, TX
June 14 – New Orleans, LA
June 18 – St. Pete Beach, FL
June 19 – Boca Raton, FL (2 shows)
June 21 – Smyrna, TN
June 26 – Huntsville, AL
June 28 – Berlin, MD

#maineventmisfitcomedytour #southerntour #comedytour #philmedina
#june

🎟️ maineventcomedy.com

I’m coming to the San Jose Improv with some of the Main Event Misfits! Get your tickets now link in bio! Can’t wait to see my 408 friends! Don’t miss out on a hilarious night of laughs!!