KT #725 - MATT RIFE + TONY CARUSO (ADAM RAY)

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.

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

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.

A Nashville local and show regular who uses a wheelchair. She joked about the hierarchy of the disabled community and her recent engagement. She hosts a podcast called Ramping Up.

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. Tony joked extensively about his physical proportions.

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

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.

A regular performer from Estonia. He joked about the differences between guitars and accordions and his experiences with American weather alerts. 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.

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