KT #725

From Columbia, Tennessee. She owns a food truck called Slothful Waffle with her husband. This was her first time ever performing stand-up comedy.

From Atlanta, Georgia. He has been doing comedy for three years and works as a set builder for commercials. He mentioned being five years clean from crack cocaine.

From Augusta, Georgia. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He works in HVAC and has a distinctive look with many tattoos and ear gauges.

He joked about being racially confused. This was his first time doing stand-up. He previously worked for the government in systems maintenance but was recently fired.

Originally from Calgary, Canada, now living in Nashville. He has been doing comedy for under a year and works in construction. He shared that he previously worked as a cremator.

Tony joked extensively about his physical proportions, a Marine Corps veteran and civil engineer. He has been doing stand-up for a short time and performed his previous set just days prior.

He joked about a friend in the hospital and his new country-inspired look, a regular known for his high energy and 'rocks'. He performed wearing a cowboy hat and ostrich boots in honor of Nashville.

This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He works two jobs as a custom cabinet maker and a restaurant cook. He mentioned he used to be in a band playing bass.

He joked about the differences between guitars and accordions and his experiences with American weather alerts, from Estonia. He is currently working toward U.S. citizenship.

A Canadian comedian who has been performing for a couple of years. He works for a large American company in Canada, he struggled with the Nashville crowd's reaction to his nationality.

From Dayton, Ohio, where he has been doing comedy for four years. He works as a DoorDash driver and sells weed. His name is spelled with a 'P' (Calep), which became a point of mockery.

A 15-year comedy veteran originally from Atlanta, invited from the crowd by Tony. He works for a research company called AlphaSense. He previously performed on a show with Tony in Los Angeles in 2020.

Performing an impression of Rick Diaz, a real separate comedian on the show (not an Adam Ray character), he participated in a four-way Golden Ticket 'minute-off' to win a spot at Madison Square Garden. He joked about his depression and failed romantic encounters.

He performed his signature shout-style comedy and sang 'Rocky Top', the longest-running regular in the show's history, originally from Memphis, Tennessee. He closed the show with a news-style segment.