Max Meisel Brings His L.A. Sober Tour To Butte's Covellite

Get ready for some laughs this Saturday at The Covellite at 215 W. Broadway in Historic Uptown Butte as Max Meisel brings his touring standup comedy show to town.

You may know Max as the creator and host of BackDoor Comedy, a comedy-meets-party experience featured by E! News and showcased at both the New York Comedy Festival and Netflix Is A Joke Festival. Max has also been the opener for Tom Arnold over several months throughout the United States and Canada, gaining new fans and followers with each date.

Max Meisel is Los Angeles-based but has New York roots and as such brings a likeable, self-deprecating style that compares the culture clash between the two cities as well as observations on life and family. The "L.A. Sober" Tour will explain how he maintains a California lifestyle while staying true to his New York roots.

Opening the show will be popular Montana comedian Aubrey Juden and the evening will be hosted by Brittani Ferris of Uptown Comedy, ensuring that some local humor and hospitality is also a part of the evening.

Doors open at 7pm Saturday and showtime is set for 8pm. Advance tickets are recommended and can be purchased here for $15. The price will increase by $5 the day of the show.

Advance tickets and further details can also be found at the Covellite Box Office which is open Wednesday through Friday from 6pm to 8pm at 215 W. Broadway Street. For questions, please call or text (406) 333-1658 or send an email to demetrius@covellitepresents.org.

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