HENRY PHILLIPS*
http://www.HenryPhillips.com
BIO: What I take from life, I give back through my art. So far I've taken nothing but crap." So says Henry Phillips, who has been seen performing his hilariously twisted songs and stories on Comedy Central, ABC's 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' and NBC's 'Late Friday'. He can also be heard regularly on the BOB&TOM' Show, performing such songs as 'The Guitar Pill' and 'She's Talking Again'. His nationally released CDs, fusing mellow folk-rock ballads with taboo-smashing lyrics have earned him mention in Billboard magazine's 'Critic's Choice', as well as acclaim from the king of novelty music himself, Dr. Demento, who referred to Phillips as "The funniest young singer-songwriter to come our way in quite a while."

HARD 'N PHIRM*
http://www.HardNPhirm.com
BIO: Chris HARDwick aNd Mike PHIRMan’s work has been downloaded millions of times over from the vast expanse of Earth’s Internet. They also regularly perform in front of people, sometimes at such highly-touted venues as the Improv, the Punch Line, the Aspen Comedy Festival, and Seattle’s celebrated Bumbershoot Festival, SxSW and Coachella. They’ve also appeared inside your home via ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live, MTV, and VH1’s I Love the [insert Generation X Demographic Era]. Hard ‘N Phirm are both able and eager to display their comedy wares with a non-stop hilarity smoothie of stand-up comedy, music and video. They currently reside in Los Angeles and are nice.

THROWING TOASTERS*
http://www.ThrowingToasters.com
BIO: "Where's the band?!" This is a common question at Throwing Toasters shows as Throwing Toasters is billed as a band but only one guy ever shows up. Grant Baciocco swears there really is a band, but no one's every seen them together. Oh sure, there's been rumored sightings, but the same can be said about Bigfoot. Regardless of the existance of the rest of the band, no one can deny that a Throwing Toasters show is a hilarious event to behold. Throwing Toasters has entertained crowds in clubs and colleges all over the country and in 2003 they played a sold out show at the Tokyo Dome in Japan. Bigfoot is not a amember of Throwing Toasters.

MYSTERY ACT*
http://www.???.com
BIO: Each year the B.O.R.E.D. Tour surprises the audience with a huge name in comedy music as a special surprise guest! Who will it be this year? The only way to know is to either be there in person or hear about it afterwards! BE THERE!

HOT WAFFLES*
http://www.HotWafflesMusic.com
BIO: Hot Waffles is two brothers, Chris and Tim Waffle. The real-life brothers' eclectic brand of comedy folk-metal fusion has brought them critical acclaim and made them the envy of their peers. On television they have appeared on EXTRA and G4TV's "Attack of the Show." They have played in clubs in and around Los Angeles and Orange County such as The Improv, The Hard Rock Cafe, B.B. Kings, The Knitting Factory and EVERY B.O.R.E.D. TOUR!. One time they played in Minnesota. It was pretty cold. Hot Waffles has also performed live with Dr. Demento and has appeared on his nationally syndicated radio show.

RAYMOND & SCUM*
http://www.RaymondandScum.com
BIO: Coming Soon

MEGHAN HOUNSHELL
http://www.myspace.com/suicidepie
BIO: Meghan Hounshell's first comedic performance involved smearing her head with pudding and making loud gurgling noises. While this is a great bit when you are a baby, Meghan soon realized that she might need to move beyond her niche audience. Now, 27 years later as a full-time comic from Seattle, she has traveled all over the country with her trusty guitar, busting out ironic and sublime lyrics to songs like "Punk Rock Baby Farm" and "I'm Not a Lesbian," and placed in the Top 10 at last years Seattle International Comedy Competition. Meghan has a sordid past, which involves a penchant for church camp outings and a major in Communications (with a minor in International Mime). One of her first songs was the quirky and slightly disturbing "I heart Tom Brokaw." Now she lives the good life, smoking cigarettes and throwing back shots of whiskey with other comics.

*Denotes Airplay On Dr. Demento