LIAM McENEANEY: THE NEW ALBUM RECORDING

Liam McEneaney is coming to The Bell House to record his second album, and his first with Comedy Dynamics. Liam is an international headliner who has appeared on Comedy Central, Vh1, IFC, and the Showtime special Caroline Rhea & Friends. He produced and starred in the comedy special Tell Your Friends! The Concert Film!, alongside Reggie Watts, Kurt Braunohler & Kristen Schaal, Christian Finnegan, and others. His critically-acclaimed debut album, Comedian, debuted atop the iTunes and Amazon comedy charts.

In addition, he has been heard on many of the top podcasts, including multiple appearances on WTF with Marc Maron, The Todd Barry Podcast, and Keith and the Girl, among many others.

Liam has been written up by, profiled in, and praised by The Wall Street Journal, Time Out New York, The Onion’s “AV Club,” HitFix, The New York Post, The Queens Chronicle, and NPR’s , among many, many others. His record release party, which was held here at the Bell House, was written up in Cindy Adams’ legendary column for Page Six.

FURTHER PRAISE FOR LIAM McENEANEY:

LEWIS BLACK: "I have worked with Liam and done his podcast and I can tell you he is funny and smart and off kilter in the best possible way. He gets it. And he's not an asshole."

EDDIE PEPITONE: "Liam McEneaney is one of the great deadpan wits that I know. Funny guy who continues to keep me laughing and that's hard to do if you know me."

OPHIRA EISENBERG: "One of the things I love about Liam's act is that he takes a subject and articulates all things about it that I'm thinking - but he spins them into comedy gold... super funny - always happy to see him take the stage as I know it's going to be quality."

HITFIX: “It's the first time I've ever seen him (McEneaney), and it's a good riff. It's personal and it's funny and it's broad, a perfect example of what I think the best comics these days do.“

THREE WEEKS MAGAZINE (Edinburgh, Scotland): “Liam McEneaney, is an experienced comic cast in a similar mould to Kevin Smith: American, geeky and very funny. The material is simple, focusing mostly on his childhood, his relationships and therapy with 'Death of a Salesman', but his take and delivery are exquisite… the show is seriously funny. Not quite a celebrity yet, but if he gets the audiences I can't wait to see his name in lights”