Kyle Kinane
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Kyle Kinane
Dry, dark, and beardy, Kyle Kinane is drunkenly teetering on the brink of alternative comedy fame, whatever that’s worth. Hailing from Addison—one of Chicago’s blandest ’burbs—Kinane’s been riding high on high-profile touring gigs with No. 1 fan Patton Oswalt and fellow facial hair-aficionado Brian Posehn. Death Of The Party, Kinane’s excellent debut album, is chock-full of wry observations and well-placed cusses, tempered with a healthy dose of inappropriate, childlike innocence. Live, he hops from jokes about beer and friends to A+ musings about the origins of the world’s largest pizza. Kinane was named one of Variety’s 10 comedians to watch for in 2010, so now’s the time to catch him at a small club.
Updated 01/04/2012

The best comedy albums of 2010
The best comedy albums of 2012
Watch Kyle Kinane get a lesson in leather, wrestle a dominatrix, chase Bigfoot, and meet a real life wizard, all for a TV show
Kyle Kinane pa-rum-pum-pum-pum’s his way through hating “Little Drummer Boy”
Bumping Chicago’s comedy glass ceiling with Dan Telfer
Kyle Kinane
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July 2010
October 2010
Kyle Kinane: Whiskey Icarus
Here are some photos from our delightful comedy show
Week of Sept. 1-Sept. 7
Hecklers, chucklefuckers, and the best comedy show ever: The A.V. Club at Just For Laughs 2012
Kyle Kinane tours with a racist ventriloquist
Yvette Nicole Brown, Kumail Nanjiani, and Damon Lindelof pick their 2012 pop-culture highlights