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Drunk Black History, created and hosted by Brandon Collins, is a touring live show and podcast launched in 2019. The format blends comedy, storytelling, and expert commentary in a lively, alcohol-infused setting. The show has been featured by major outlets and festivals, delivering accessible conversations about Black history through humor and insight.
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Since its inception, Drunk Black History has cultivated a nationwide presence, with notable appearances at the NY Comedy Festival, coverage in The New York Times, Boston Globe, Time Out NY, Afro.com, The Infatuation, and Afros & Audio Festival, among others. The live experience pairs educational context with entertaining delivery, making history approachable and memorable for diverse audiences.
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Drunk Black History continues to grow, with a multi-city tour that blends intimate storytelling with provocative commentary. Secure your seats to join the conversation, raise a glass to history, and enjoy a night of laughs and learning.
The live experience
What reaches the room
Upcoming tour highlights include stops in Los Angeles, New York, Austin, Boston, Brooklyn, Detroit, New Orleans, and a dedicated MOFAD edition. The show's footprint expands into Philadelphia in 2026 as part of a broader national tour. Follow official channels for the latest dates and venues, and visit the Drunk Black History social feeds for behind-the-scenes content and announcements.
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For venue details, lines of the tour, and to secure your seats, we’ve got you covered. Connect with us and choose a date that fits your city and schedule.
The essentials
Upcoming tour highlights include stops in Los Angeles, New York, Austin, Boston, Brooklyn, Detroit, New Orleans, and a dedicated MOFAD edition. The show's footprint expands into Philadelphia in 2026 as part of a broader national tour. Follow official channels for the latest dates and venues, and visit the Drunk Black History social feeds for behind-the-scenes content and announcements.
For venue details, lines of the tour, and to secure your seats, we’ve got you covered. Connect with us and choose a date that fits your city and schedule.
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