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Born January 27th, 1969 in Sterling, Virginia, Patton Oswalt started headlining comedy clubs in 1996. A noted comedian, actor, and writer (Patton has written for MadTV), he has had roles both in film and on the small screen, such as Magnolia and the sitcom King of Queens. Oswalt's style of stand-up comedy is often described as acerbic and sarcastic, and it covers a great deal of subject matter. Check our available Patton Oswalt concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Watching a comedian grow and evolve over time is a curious thing, particularly as said comedian becomes more successful. You start to notice how their craft has improved, how they've read so many audiences that their timing and beats have become so on point that their routines become well-oiled machines...
- www.popmatters.com
Once at the forefront of what could be called nerd rage-style comedy, stand-up Patton Oswalt has gradually shed his pop cultural ironies in favor of studying human nature. Where he used to greet the world with cynicism, now he just laughs at all the little idiosyncrasies that make us human. Part of that transition has come with age; Oswalt also recently became a parent. But while these factors hampered Oswalt's 2009 record My Weakness is Strong, they boost his latest effort, Finest Hour...
- www.punknews.org
Patton Oswalt might be the funniest person in America. Sitting in my room, with headphones on, laughing hysterically at Werewolves and Lollipops, I realize that I've been waiting for this CD like it was going to blow me. We met the other day, when I came home after a long day at work to find the Sub Pop envelope waiting inside the mail slot, sitting there like an Ed McMahon-less Publisher's Clearinghouse prize...
- www.lostatsea.net
The new Patton Oswalt album has jokes about air travel and childbirth and unused exercise equipment. The comedian who once railed against the tedious self-satisfaction of AA members and new parents talks about how he's going to cut down on drinking and drugs for the sake of his soon-to-be-born child...
- pitchfork.com
Yippeee! We're always geeked to hear there's new stuff from Patton Oswalt! Our abs never look better than after a vigorous session of laughing our guts out! Maybe he should consider targeting the fitness market. When his voice crests into the upper register we can easily imagine him as the next Richard Simmons (yup, our imagination is very vivid!). Heck, he's already become quite a guru to many (albeit non-fitness)...
- aquariusrecords.org
"A failure pile in a sadness bowl". That is one of the lines that I will walk away with from Patton Oswalt's Sub Pop debut Werewolves and Lollipops. Patton presents his comedy in a tragic, "woe is me" style that works, though it can seem lost on the simple minded. In world where everything seems pretty fucked up, we need comedians. "Tragedy plus time equals comedy" Oswalt screams midway through the disc and you know he's right...
- www.adequacy.net
It's true: comedians are assholes. On his DVD Let America Laugh, David Cross publicly insults and embarrasses the owner of the club he's performing in. Zach Galifianakis regularly confronts and pokes fun at his audience members. Louis C.K. even goes so far as to call his four-year-old daughter a "fucking asshole." And while all of these tricks of the trade are typically hilarious, one can't help but cringe at what the recipient of these verbal beatdowns might be experiencing...
- www.stylusmagazine.com
In the wake of The Aristocrats, it might seem like anything left standing ? man, woman, child, endangered species ? would remain fair game for a comedian. So many seem to exclusively travel the low road that even alt-comics like David Cross and Sarah Silverman have allowed themselves to get mired in the anonymity of fiercely uncensored, un-PC barbs. Everyone is picking on the short bus and its helmeted citizens, with only Michael Richards reaping what's been sowed...
- dustedmagazine.com
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