Larry The Cable Guy Tickets

Standup comedians provide the much needed laughter that is a relief from the hectic schedule of everyday life and also serves as food for the soul. Daniel Lawrence Whitney is a well known and extremely hilarious American standup comedian. He has gained fame by the stage name of Larry the Cable Guy. Previously famous as a radio personality he tried his hand at something he loved most, comedy! He has never looked back since. If you are a fan of his, or would like to be a part of an evening filled with hilarious moments then get Larry the Cable Guy tickets. The evening offering a live performance by the artist will surely leave you in stitches.

Daniel Whitney has released seven albums so far. Proving to be a major success he has sold over half a million copies. He has also appeared in series of movies titled Blue Collar Comedy. These showcase his stint with the troupe in his early days as a comedian. He has also earned appreciation by kids and adults world over for his amazing talent of voicing over movie characters. One of his famous projects has been voicing over 'Mater' from the famous animated movie, Cars. Now there is a chance to see the artist win over the audiences with his signature style at his next show.

Daniel has written an autobiography Git-R-Done. The title of the book also happens to be his most recognized catch phrase. He has also starred in a travelogue 'Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy' for the History channel. The hit show's theme was to explore the entire US and adapt into different lifestyles, jobs and hobbies. Using his signature comic style he attracted over four million viewers for the series.

The Comedian has always managed to get laugh upon laugh from his crowds no matter where he has performed. The topics which he chooses for his shows have a large variety and are aimed at many different societies, cultures and habits. He targets political correctness, self deprecation, family politics, and personal hygiene as well food habits amongst other topics for his shows.

From a very young age Daniel started imitating southern accents, his teachers, his friends and anybody he saw. His roommates from college and university inspired him to become a comedian. The artist started his career as a radio presenter and was famous for many programs such as The Todd and Tyler Show. His fame took him all over the country where he became a regular feature on popular morning shows across the east and west coast. Once established, Daniel was very tempted to do what he did best, imitate and that too in front of a live crowd. The idea of adopting the persona of Larry was finally formulated and Daniel was on his way to being a huge star.

The artist has also earned international fame through to YouTube. His videos went viral once they were put up. One particular video has received over a million views. Daniel gives his characters a stereotypical redneck appearance and he has the ability to come up with this amazing thick southern accent which is unbelievably hilarious. His adaptations and knack for comedy are amazing. By far he is one of the best and most talented comedians to have graced the stage all across the US. The fact that three of his albums have been certified gold by the RIAA speaks volumes for his commercial success.

With your Larry The Cable Guy tickets in hand, you are sure to enjoy a riveting time. The energy, ambience and entertaining moments that the event offers are sure to be memorable.

Dan Whitney a.k.a Larry - the cable guy, was born in Nebraska, moved to West Palm Beach, Florida when he was 16 where he attended The King's Academy. His father, a cleric who once played guitar with the Everly Brothers, was the principal of the nearby King's Academy elementary school.

Whitney played an instrument in the King's Academy pep band and worked at Wendy's until 1985 when he began with slapstick comedy alongwith other West Palm Beach locals like buddy Jamie Porter. He continued his career at the Comedy Club in Blue Springs, Missouri, on amateur nights with the support of friends and coworkers. In 1991, he began doing radio comedy, where he would call into stations as fictional characters. The Larry character was created after a friend from one of the stations asked him to call in as a cable installer.

Dan Whitney claims he was born in the back of an El Camino during a Foghat concert. His drawl may sound Southern, but Larry was raised on a pig farm in Pawnee City, NE. His rearing was traditional and churchgoing. Larry used his entertaining comments to fascinate his friends, who pushed him to try his luck at standup. Started off in 1986 and the audience loved his his slow, approachable style. Two years later, he surrendered his title as funniest bellhop at the Ramada Inn and set out for a career in comedy.

His one-liner-filled act soon caught tittle-tattle in the South and brought him to the attention of television. Appearances on Evening at the Improv and Comic Strip Live increased his fan base across America, but it was on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Show on radio that Larry got the most publicity. His success with radio continued when he became a regular on Jeff Foxworthy's Country Countdown Show and Larry soon started syndicating his commentaries to 14 markets across the country. In 2000 Foxworthy invited the humorist to join his Blue Collar Comedy Tour, along with Bill Engvall. The successful tour earned $15 million, sold more than 1 million copies when released on DVD, and turned Larry into a megastar. His debut CD, Lord, I Apologize, appeared in 2001 and remained in the Top 20 for two years running.

Larry the Cable Guy: Git-R-Done became his first solo DVD in 2003, and a year later Larry, Foxworthy, and Engvall turned their tour into the highly-rated television show Blue Collar TV. Wearing his redneckness as a badge of honor while hating political-correctness and racism equally made Larry a hard target for cynics, but he made news with a 2004 appearance on the morning talk show The View. Clay Aiken fans overran the show and disclosed their disliking for his statement, I'm on the Clay Aiken diet. That's where you pop in a Clay Aiken CD and try to keep food down.

Ignoring the controversy, Larry spread holiday cheer at the end of the year with his new CD, A Very Larry Christmas, and appeared on Blue Collar Comedy Tour Rides Again. The Right to Bare Arms appeared in March after that. The year 2006 saw Larry starring in his own feature film, Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector, and supplying the voice of Mater in the animated Disney/Pixar film Cars. He also appeared on the CD and DVD Blue Collar Comedy Tour: One for the Road that year, before returning to his solo career in early 2007 with the album Morning Constitutions.

Larry the Cable Guy has also been protested on at Ball State University in February of 2007, comprising of a student protest, which included signs and slogans, was covered in the university newspaper. Protest organizer Landon Knepp, a college radio DJ, was quoted as saying, We're pretty passionate about how not funny he is...We're just going to try to be out there and spread the awareness that he's not funny. The newspaper also recorded those protesters Knepp and Andrew Carey said they take offense to the intolerant humor used by Whitney.