Killers of Kill Tony: Performers and Event History
Killers of Kill Tony brings together comedians Kam Patterson, Ari Matti, David Lucas, and Hans Kim, performers associated with the Kill Tony comedy format. The listed event, Killers of Kill Tony: Kam Patterson, Ari Matti, David Lucas & Hans Kim, was scheduled for May 9, 2025, at Kravis Center - Dreyfoos Concert Hall in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Event information provided identifies this West Palm Beach date and lineup but does not establish earlier appearances by these performers at the venue. For visitors exploring Concerts and Comedy listings, palmbeachtickets.org features the event as a live comedy performance in the city.
Venue and Seating Information
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Killers of Kill Tony West Palm Beach reviews
Redneck St Patrick's Day
As Kill Tony of Killers has shifted from conglomerate to performer, their fans have shifted from people looking for an excuse to get drunk and dress up to people who wanted to hear them perform. This is unfortunate for those of us who attend a concert for the audience participation, side chatter, and costume contests and not for the performance.
It's just sad for me to look around the crowd and see people trying to reclaim a youth that most of them probably didn't have (I'm an AARP member). Most of them really should be old enough to know better.