Joe Bartnick's comedy career is a journey of determination and skill. He began performing in coffee shops and bars, building his reputation and honing his craft. His hard work led him to some of the most esteemed stages in the industry, including Madison Square Garden and Red Rocks. His comedy special, "A Killing In Chicago," gained critical acclaim and was prominently featured on Sirius/XM’s RawDog Channel. Beyond stand-up, Joe has made his mark as an actor, notably playing Randy the Bouncer in the Netflix hit “Old Dads” and appearing in the Netflix special “Bill Burr - Friends Who Kill.” Joe's television appearances include standup on AXS-TV’s Gotham Live, a memorable roasting of Tommy Lee on A&E, and acting roles on Playboy TV’s King of Clubs. He's also an accomplished author, with the bestselling E-book “You Might Be a Douchebag.” His passion for hockey led to the creation of the popular podcast "Puck Off." Joe has toured extensively, including stints with Lisa Lampanelli and frequent appearances with comedy giant Bill Burr, who dubbed him “The Rose Bowl Legend.”