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Daughter Daddy
2025-11-16 16:00 - 17:00 (Asia/Kolkata) | The Broadwater, 1076 Lillian Way, Los Angeles, California, 90038.0
A father and daughter explore the musical eras of childhood from Elmo to Elsa to Elphaba and beyond! Advance tickets recommended!

Daughter Daddy
Lily, an imaginative 11-year-old, and her dad explore the musical eras of her life (so far). This family-friendly musical comedy celebrates the different stages of Lily’s life through banter and songs, and takes a musical journey from Elmo to Elsa to Elphaba and beyond. Together, they perform hits from Frozen, Matilda and Wicked, to pop tunes from Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Coldplay, The Proclaimers and other artists, as well as original songs. This Los Angeles-based father-daughter duo performs regularly. You can see Lily in over 25 Disney Princess Club episodes on the official Disney Kids YouTube channel.

Moulin Rouge! The Musical
2025-11-16 18:30 - 21:30

BAREKAMUTIUN DANCE
2025-11-16 18:30 - 23:30 | Dolby Theatre, 6801 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, California, 90028.0
25 years of legacy. One historic night. A celebration of rhythm, passion, and power, Barekamutiun Dance Studio proudly presents a dance extravaganza like no other.
From Armenian roots to modern moves, over 400 performers will take the iconic Dolby Theatre stage with unique dance numbers that tell unforgettable stories.

Moulin Rouge! The Musical
2025-11-16 18:30 - 23:30 | Hollywood Pantages Theatre, 6233 Hollywood Blvd. Wayne McWorter (213)365-3500, Hollywood, CA, 90028.0
The spectacular Moulin Rouge! The Musical plunges the audience into the vibrant, hedonistic underworld of the famous Montmartre nightclub in 1899 Paris, setting the stage for a tragic, yet dazzling love story built on the bohemian ideals of Truth, Beauty, Freedom, and Love.

Kenyon Dixon
2025-11-16 19:00 - 21:00 | Blue Note Jazz Club
Kenyon Dixon is a three-time GRAMMY-nominated singer, songwriter, and torchbearer for modern R&B—proving the genre is not just alive, but thriving. With smooth, soul-stirring vocals and a pen rooted in truth, love, and timeless storytelling, the Los Angeles native has quietly become one of the most respected voices in contemporary music.
Dixon’s career began behind the scenes, working with legends like Tank, Tyrese, and Faith Evans , and lending his voice to major artists including Nick Jonas, Jill Scott, and Kirk Franklin. But it’s his solo catalog that’s solidified his place in R&B. From Expectationsto Closer to The R&B You Love, he’s delivered a steady run of critically acclaimed, top 5 iTunes charting albums that both honor the genre’s roots and reimagine its future.
His 2023 and 2024 GRAMMY nominations for “Lucky” and “Can I Have This Groove” (both from The R&B You Love: Soul of the ’70s) marked a defining moment in his solo career. That same year, he completed his second headlining tour in support of the album, with most dates selling out nationwide.
Most recently, Dixon released Come As You Are—a collaborative R&B, soul, and jazz fusion album with super-producer Terrace Martin, best known for his work on Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly and Good Kid, M.A.A.D City. The project is already earning widespread acclaim for its bold fusion of genres, spiritual depth, and cultural authenticity.
Beyond his own records, Dixon’s creative footprint spans across the industry. He co-wrote 10 songs on Justin Timberlake’s latest albumEverything I Thought It Was, arranged and vocally produced theICU Remix for Coco Jones, and co-wrote “Keep Going Up.” He also served as music director for Revolt TV’s The Link Up II and continues to be a go-to collaborator for artists across genres.
Dixon’s music has also made its way to the screen, featured in hit shows and films like The Chi, Bel-Air, and Tyler Perry’s Divorce in the Black. In 2025, he earned an NAACP Image Award nomination for Best Collaboration for his duet “Whatcha Done Now” with R&B powerhouse Leela James—adding another milestone to an already stellar run.
With a sound that fuses nostalgia and innovation, Kenyon Dixon isn’t just delivering the R&B you love—he’s defining what its future sounds like.

The Deslondes
2025-11-16 19:00 - 23:30 | Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, California
The Deslondes are an acclaimed Americana and roots rock band hailing from New Orleans, Louisiana, recognized for their captivating musical blend that draws deeply from the American songbook, including country, folk, R&B, blues, and swamp pop. Formed in the Holy Cross neighborhood, the quintet operates as a genuine musical democracy, with all five members—Dan Cutler, Sam Doores, Riley Downing, Howe Pearson, and John James Tourville—contributing to the songwriting and sharing lead vocal duties, which lends a rich variety and honesty to their sound. Their music is celebrated for its raw, stripped-down, and vintage feel, often carrying the infectious, easy-rolling groove of New Orleans R&B and the earnest twang of classic country, a style that has earned them critical praise across albums like their self-titled 2015 debut and their latest release, Roll It Out.

Julius Rodriguez
2025-11-17 17:00 - 21:00, 2025-11-17 21:00 - 23:30 | Blue Note Jazz Club
Julius Rodriguez is an American jazz pianist, composer, and rising star in the vibrant alternative jazz scene. Known for his soulful sound and dynamic playing, Rodriguez blends a deep understanding of traditional jazz with modern influences, creating a distinctive voice that resonates across genres. His music effortlessly merges elements of jazz, funk, and soul, capturing the essence of both old-school and contemporary styles.
Born and raised in New York, Rodriguez began his musical journey at an early age, studying piano and drums and developing a love for jazz through the city’s rich musical history. He made a name for himself as young as eleven years old in the vibrant West Village jazz club scene, and later honed his craft at prestigious institutions such as the Juilliard School of Music, where he further shaped his sound and refined his improvisational skills.
Rodriguez’s artistry extends beyond his musicianship. As a composer and bandleader, he brings a unique energy to every performance, seamlessly navigating between melodic inventiveness and intricate rhythms. His debut album, Let Sound Tell All, received critical acclaim, showcasing his ability to craft intricate compositions that push the boundaries of jazz. His most recent album, Evergreen, further demonstrates his growth as an artist, blending rich, complex arrangements with a deep sense of emotion, while continuing to explore and push the boundaries of the genre.
Whether performing in intimate settings or large festivals, Rodriguez continues to establish himself as one of the most promising voices in contemporary alternative jazz. His work as a collaborator is equally impressive, having joined forces with a wide range of influential musical figures, such as Meshell Ndegeocello, Lianne La Havas, Remi Wolf, Kurt Elling, Chris Botti, A$AP Rocky, Cautious Clay, and Madison McFerrin. With his impeccable technique, musicality, and vision, Julius Rodriguez is poised to become one of the defining voices of his generation in the ever-evolving world of jazz.

Keyon Harrold
2025-11-18 17:00 - 21:00, 2025-11-18 21:00 - 23:30, 2025-11-19 17:00 - 21:00, 2025-11-19 21:00 - 23:30 | Blue Note Jazz Club
Keyon Harrold is a Grammy Award-winning trumpeter, composer, and producer celebrated for his masterful ability to blend jazz with elements of hip-hop, neo-soul, rock, and blues, creating a sound uniquely reflective of the modern American experience. Hailing from Ferguson, Missouri, his music often carries themes of social justice and personal resilience, which are vividly explored in his critically acclaimed albums like The Mugician (a portmanteau of ‘musician’ and ‘magician’) and his recent release, Foreverland. Harrold’s distinctively warm and commanding trumpet sound has made him one of the most in-demand session musicians in the industry; he is known for providing the “trumpet voice” for Miles Davis in the biopic Miles Ahead and has collaborated with a vast array of legends including Beyoncé, Jay-Z, D’Angelo, Common, and his frequent bandmate and New School classmate, Robert Glasper. His career showcases a rare versatility, moving seamlessly from the improvisational rigor of jazz clubs to the pop sensibility of mainstream music.

KCRW Presents: Little Simz
2025-11-18 19:00 - 23:30 | Hollywood Palladium, 6215 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, California
Little Simz is a critically acclaimed British rapper, singer, and actor renowned for her exceptional lyrical dexterity, complex narrative songwriting, and genre-blending musicality that fuses hip-hop with elements of jazz, funk, and R&B. Hailing from North London, she gained widespread recognition for her introspective themes, often tackling issues of identity, race, womanhood, and mental health with wisdom beyond her years. Her albums, particularly the Mercury Prize-winning Sometimes I Might Be Introvert (2021) and the deeply personal NO THANK YOU (2022), have cemented her status as one of the most innovative and important voices in contemporary global hip-hop, earning her high praise for her artistic vision and uncompromising honesty.

Julie Doiron & Black Belt Eagle Scout
2025-11-18 19:00 - 23:30 | Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, California
Julie Doiron, is a legendary Canadian singer-songwriter and former bassist/co-vocalist of the seminal indie rock band Eric’s Trip, brings her decades of experience in crafting raw, heartfelt folk-rock and emotionally intense songs. Sharing the stage is Black Belt Eagle Scout, the musical project of Swinomish/Iñupiaq artist Katherine Paul, whose sound is a powerful blend of cathartic indie rock and grunge influences, deeply rooted in themes of Indigenous identity, community, and the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest. This double bill is a special occasion for fans of genuine, heavy-hitting independent music, offering a seamless journey from Doiron’s introspective vulnerability to Paul’s expansive, socio-politically charged anthems, with confirmed dates including the Troubadour in West Hollywood in November 2025.

Suffs: Behind Every Powerful Woman...are More Powerful Women
2025-11-18 19:30 - 21:00, 2025-11-19 19:30 - 22:30, 2025-11-20 19:30 - 21:30 | Hollywood Pantages Theatre, 6233 Hollywood Blvd. Wayne McWorter (213)365-3500, Hollywood, CA, 90028.0
Direct from Broadway, comes the acclaimed Tony Award® winning musical SUFFS about the brilliant, passionate, and funny American women who fought tirelessly for the right to vote. Created by Shaina Taub, the first woman to ever independently win Tony Awards for Best Book and Best Score in the same season, this “thrilling, inspiring and dazzlingly entertaining” (Variety) new musical boldly explores the triumphs and failures of a struggle for equality that’s far from over. Winner of the Outer Critics’ Circle Award for Best New Musical.

“Like all of the best Broadway musicals, SUFFS humanizes, empowers, moves, and entertains.” Chicago Tribune

Suffs
2025-11-18 19:30 - 22:30, 2025-11-19 19:30 - 22:30, 2025-11-20 19:30 - 22:30 | Hollywood Pantages Theatre, 6233 Hollywood Blvd. Wayne McWorter (213)365-3500, Hollywood, CA, 90028.0

Hot Mulligan - THE SOUND A BODY MAKES WHEN IT'S STILL TOUR
2025-11-19 18:00 - 23:30 | Hollywood Palladium, 6215 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood, California
Hot Mulligan is an American rock band from Lansing, Michigan, widely recognized as one of the most prominent acts in the modern “emo revival” and pop-punk scenes. Formed in 2014, the band—featuring vocalist Tades Sanville, guitarists Chris Freeman and Ryan Malicsi, and bassist Garrett “Garebear” Willig—is known for their emotionally intense, cathartic performances and their blend of self-deprecating humor with genuine vulnerability. Their signature sound combines the raw energy and shouted vocals of early 2000s emo with the melodic hooks of pop-punk, exemplified by successful albums like Pilot (2018), You’ll Be Fine (2020), and Why Would I Watch (2023).

Keyon Harrold
2025-11-19 19:00 - 21:00, 2025-11-19 21:30 - 23:30 | Blue Note Jazz Club
When Keyon Harrold is listing the influences that he turned to during the creation of his rich and evocative new album Foreverland (January 2024 / Concord), he cites the likes of Radiohead, Fleet Foxes, Fela Kuti, John Coltrane, and, for a second, he becomes vulnerable — the list is too basic, too serious music listener starter pack. But, out of that moment of insecurity, he spins an indelible flex: “You are what you eat, and I have a pretty strict diet in dope shit.”
Taking in Keyon Harrold’s career to-date, it’s clear that the “world-class trumpeter” (Essence) and composer is very serious about that diet. He’s a jazz musician but in the most expansive sense, working with a list of dream collaborators: generational legends Keith Richards and Diana Ross; rap stars like Mac Miller and Nas; neo-soul icons Erykah Badu and D’Angelo; and modern soul stars Black Pumas and Leon Bridges. His circle of regular collaborators is formidable and includes his music industry mentor Common (who hired him for his first touring gig), his New School classmate Robert Glasper, and GRAMMY winners Maxwell, PJ Morton, Gregory Porter, and YEBBA.
There’s also his extensive touring and recording work with pop music royalty, Jay-Z and Beyonce. And, while it’s perhaps lazy to compare Keyon to Miles Davis, the connection is a little more apropos than at first glance: Harrold contributed all of the trumpet playing in Don Cheadle’s GRAMMY-winning Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead, playing to match Cheadle’s on-screen performances.
Keyon has recorded two acclaimed solo records, 2009’s Introducing Keyon Harrold and 2017’s breakthrough release The Mugician, which established Keyon as “a certified legend in the game” (Okayplayer). Featuring Pharoahe Monch, Gary Clark, Jr., Big K.R.I.T., Guy Torry, Georgia Anne Muldrow and Robert Glasper, the record garnered praise from The New York Times (“stirring…consolidates elegy and exhortation”) and Billboard (“equal parts music and magic”).
However, the origins of Foreverland begin not at the crest of a professional and artistic high but in the doldrums of COVID-19 lockdown. A pandemic birthday found Keyon adrift. It was a period of stagnation, of exhaustion in the wake of challenges both universal (global health catastrophe, racial injustice) and personal (the passing of his mother, the highly publicized and racially charged assault of his 14-year-old son).
Looking for a break and a fresh perspective, a recommendation from his brother and a friend had him headed to Vegas. But instead of the tables, Keyon hit the studio. After months of isolation, it was invigorating to reconnect with friends after so long apart. This camaraderie was the creative spark Keyon needed. The sessions were loose and exploratory, but with an artistic focus he hadn’t felt in years.
The resulting music was mesmerizing. Keyon embraced a less-is-more attitude: “It was almost minimalist in a way. I wanted it to sound as if it’s easy but there’s more complexity deep within, to pull melody and beauty out of the abstract.” He allowed harmonic structures to vamp, slowly thickening harmonies for maximum emotional impact.
“Each song has a harmony that evokes a mood,” Keyon says. “I invite you to live in this tonality with me. It’s not about a million notes a second, it’s about finding the right mood to open people’s chakras. The color of each mood gives me solace — it allowed me to reignite the hopes I had, to begin digging out of a down period.”
With live music on pause, the rare luxury of time allowed Keyon to sculpt these largely improvised sounds into a shape that evoked and conveyed each emotion he was grasping at. It was a deliberate and thoughtful process. Says Keyon: “It took me a long time to say what I want to say, to really hone in on what I do. I want to make songs that hit like pop radio but have a depth of color and character, to embrace the genius in simplicity.”
Foreverland is reflective, immediate and uplifting. Keyon harnesses the raw expression of those original Vegas takes and creates a dreamy yet tactile landscape of sound. It provides the perfect canvas for his playing, his tone projecting a creamy clarity but navigating ambiguous waters with an open-hearted hopefulness. “What I can offer as a musician who plays an instrument with no words is an honest conveyance of emotion,” says Keyon. “Some of these notes, I play them because there’s not a better word.”
Foreverland is a family affair — pretty much every musician who appears on the record is a longtime friend, and Keyon accounts the record’s warmness to this dynamic. “It’s like the ingredients of a great meal: you don’t need just any pepper, you need a certain kind. Every musician on this record is a rare and essential element.”
Each collaboration brings Foreverland into further focus. PJ Morton lends a wistful vocal to the nostalgic “Beautiful Day,” a track that radiates positivity as it revels in the gifts of everyday existence. Elsewhere, Common and Robert Glasper contribute to the sweep and poetry of the almost mystical album opener “Find Your Peace,” a track that exhorts listeners to embrace their own agency and summon their inner strength. Meanwhile, the Laura Mvula-featuring title track is the very quintessence of the word lush — stacks of vocal harmonies stretch endlessly in a spiritual merger between Pharoah Sanders’ skybound jazz odysseys and the warm invitation of vintage soul.
“Don’t Lie,” which features the emerging young singer Malaya, pairs a levitating keyboard figure with a stuttering rhythm that’s part Art Blakey drum fill, part J Dilla sample chop. Against much of the album’s tranquility, it portrays an internal tumult — the kind that Keyon feels is necessary for growth. “The operative word in testimony is test. The troubles are troublesome but they’re part of my walk, and there’s value in having a different experience, good or bad. It gives me a deeper context to pull from and enrich the message of my music.”
“Pictures,” Foreverland’s penultimate track, is the sonic articulation of the internal recalibration that follows these tests. Keyon’s yearnful singing on the track is ever more poignant when considering his mother’s passing: “When I miss you, images shout in a quiet room / I’ll atone / I’ll fix everything that’s wrong.”
Even apart from its compositional intricacies and stylistic innovations, Foreverland is a triumph of resilience and empowerment. “What will be said when you’re gone?,” says Keyon. “If you’re not living life — getting beat up, getting your heart broken, winning, losing — what are you doing? What about your life can people learn from? If you don’t put yourself in the ring sometimes, there won’t be anything.” On Foreverland, Keyon takes life’s challenges head-on — and emerges, in both music and in life, with a renewed sense of purpose.

Ginger Root
2025-11-19 19:00 - 23:30 | Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, California
Ginger Root is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and visual artist Cameron Lew, who has carved out a unique space in the American indie music scene with a sound he dubs “Aggressive Elevator Soul.” Blending the smooth rhythms of R&B and funk with the mellow charm of 1970s soft rock and lo-fi production, Lew is heavily influenced by Japanese City Pop from the Showa era, which provides a deep, nostalgic aesthetic to his work. Since its inception around 2017, the project has gained a fervent following not only through viral songs like “Loretta” but also through a highly cohesive visual universe—often involving elaborate, narrative-driven music videos—that he develops, directs, and edits himself, making Ginger Root a true embodiment of the multi-talented modern D.I.Y. artist.

Anson Seabra
2025-11-19 19:00 - 23:30 | Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, California
Anson Seabra is an American singer, songwriter, and producer from Kansas City who has achieved massive viral success with his deeply emotive, piano-driven pop ballads. His musical style is characterized by soft, sweeping melodies and a powerful yet controlled vocal delivery, often focusing on introspective, vulnerable themes related to mental health, heartbreak, and self-acceptance, as seen in hits like “Walked Through Hell” and “Trying My Best.” Before committing to music full-time in 2018, Seabra studied computer science, a background he used to harness the power of social media, particularly TikTok, where his songs often trended and amplified his fame, leading to millions of streams and chart placements for tracks like “Welcome to Wonderland,” which draws inspiration from classic fairy tales and folk stories.

Johnny Moezzi
2025-11-20 08:00 - 17:00 | Hotel Cafe, 1623 1/2 Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood, California, 90028.0
Johnny Moezzi is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer, originally from Tehran, Iran, and now based in Los Angeles, known for his versatile musical style that artfully blurs the lines between vintage blues and modern alternative pop and soul. His musical passion was ignited early in life after sneaking into a B.B. King performance and receiving mentorship from a member of Ritchie Valens’ family, which solidified his foundation as a blues guitarist, a role he fulfilled as the bandleader and guitarist for the legendary blues singer Miss Mickey Champion. Moezzi channels this blues grounding into eclectic songwriting, aiming for the lyrical depth of artists like Bob Dylan while incorporating the funk and soul grooves of James Brown and Johnny “Guitar” Watson, a fusion evidenced across his discography, including his debut The Orange Album, and his 2023 EP, Funky Papu, which explores the infectious energy of his pop influences using bright synths and Casio keyboard beats.

Cimafunk
2025-11-20 17:00 - 21:30 | Blue Note Jazz Club
Cuban music has a new global ambassador: Cimafunk. With a name and image that pays tribute to the Cimarrons – Cubans of African descent that resisted slavery – and music and showmanship that re-embodies funk legends from the last century, the medical-school student turned funk artist has developed into a musical force crafting the sonic future of the island and a global, cultural phenomenon that unites and celebrates blackness across borders, oceans and languages.
With his unmistakable AfroCuban sounds, no holds barred live show and multiple Grammy-nominations, Cimafunk is redefining what the planet understands as Cuban music. Cimafunk’s debut album “Terapia” (2018), with its groundbreaking #1 single “Me Voy” – followed by his breakout performance at SXSW 2019 and widely praised NPR Tiny Desk Concert, started a movement of converting millions of people to the religion of groove, one live show at a time. The AfroCuban rockstar has moved the spotlight well beyond the Buena Vista Social Club, salsa and reggaeton.
From a local sensation on Havana’s small alternative music scene to global success, Cimafunk’s ascent is as dizzying as an F1 race. Performing with La Tribu (The Tribe), his 9-piece band from Havana, Cimafunk has electrified global audiences on massive stages and worldwide temples of music, making a name for himself as one of the great showmen of today. From New Orleans Jazz Festival and Lollapalooza Chile to becoming the first Cuban-born artist to play Coachella, this undisputed star of Afro-Latin music has earned the adoration of musical icons such as Argentine Fito Páez, who has hailed him as “one of the lights of the continent’s future,” the Godfather of Funk George Clinton, who refers to him as “the next one,” and Chucho Valdés, who credits Cimafunk with masterfully and organically blending “AfroCuban with African American, converting this into a new school that until now I haven’t heard done.”
Cimafunk’s distinctive musical fusion continued to grow in its artistry with both the release of his second album “El Alimento” (‘The Nourishment ) -which was met with an abundance of critical praise that included Best Albums of the Year lists of Rolling Stone, NPR and more… as well as an equal volume of glowing reviews for his unrivaled live shows, which quickly made him one of the most in-demand festival performers.
Cimafunk has collaborated on records and shared the stage with the likes of Alejandro Sanz, CeeLo Green, ChocQuibTown, Chucho Valdés, Fito Páez, Fonseca, Fred Wesley, Galactic, George Clinton, Jon Batiste, Juanes, Leoni Torres, Lettuce, Lupe Fiasco, Preservation Hall,, Omar Portuondo, Orquesta Aragón, Robert Glasper, String Cheese Incident, The Soul Rebels and Trombone Shorty. Susan Sarandon, Ron Delsner and other personalities have become superfans, often seen side-stage lost in the groove, and the likes of Paul McCartney and more have come out to check out the AfroCuban sensation.
After the success of El Alimento, Cimafunk delves even further into his exploration of the intersections between funk and the sounds of the continent and gives us Pa’ Tu Cuerpa (Mala Cabeza Records), his most polished and mature production to date, on August 23rd, 2024.

Musical Theatre Guild presents THE HOLIDAYS ON STAGE & SCREEN | Fundraising Concert benefiting MTG’s Student Outreach Programs
2025-11-20 19:00 - 21:00 | Catalina Jazz Club, 6725 W. Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California, 90028.0
The event, THE HOLIDAYS ON STAGE & SCREEN, is a special fundraising concert presented by the Musical Theatre Guild (MTG), a non-profit company of theatre professionals dedicated to preserving the American art form of musical theatre

William Prince
2025-11-20 19:00 - 21:30 | Hotel Cafe, 1623 1/2 Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood, California, 90028.0
William Prince is an award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter from Peguis First Nation in Manitoba, recognized as a singular voice in contemporary folk and country music. His music is characterized by his rich, dusky baritone voice and a commitment to profound, honest storytelling, which draws heavily from his childhood influences of classic country legends like Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard, alongside the gospel music of his father, a preacher and musician. Prince’s compelling blend of genres, which he refers to as his “21st Century Northern-Interlake-Country-Gospel Sound,” explores themes of hope, resilience, family, and the complexity of his Indigenous identity. Since his 2015 Juno Award-winning debut album, Earthly Days, he has gained international acclaim for his moving, contemplative songs and powerful live performances, solidifying his status as a master craftsman of simple, heartfelt song structure.

Lucas Zelnick
2025-11-20 19:00 - 23:00 | Hollywood Forever
Lucas Zelnick is a stand-up comedian based in New York City, known for his punch-heavy material that often challenges his privileged upbringing. After earning an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Zelnick pivoted to comedy and has quickly gained recognition. He has appeared in major events like SF Sketchfest and the New York Comedy Festival, and his stand-up has been featured on Comedy Central and in feature films. Zelnick has become particularly popular online, where his stand-up and crowd work clips have exploded, accumulating over 500 million views and one million followers across platforms like Instagram and TikTok. He is also the co-host of the podcast Can I Go Home Now and continues to tour and headline comedy clubs nationally.
