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On the schedule
Inside the performance
Onstage company
Documented collaborators
Found Footage Festival, founded in 2004 by Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher, is the live tour that screens obscure VHS clips with witty commentary and on-stage running jokes. Often described as a modern riff on Mystery Science Theater 3000, the show blends clips, host patter, and occasional sketches between segments. It’s a proven, entertaining format that has captured audiences across the country and beyond.
Onstage company
Documented collaborators
Beyond the live tour, the duo maintains the searchable FFF VHS Archive, a vast collection of 13,000+ items used by filmmakers, researchers, and fans. Their weekly YouTube companion, VCR Party Live!, invites guests and viewers to interact with clips in real time, keeping the community engaged between stops.
The live experience
What reaches the room
This artist page highlights a detailed biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help fans secure their seats and plan trips to see the show in cities nationwide.
The live experience
What reaches the room
Upcoming 2025–2026 tour stops bring Found Footage Festival to venues like NYC’s Bell House, City Winery in Nashville, Barrymore Theatre in Madison, Plaza in Atlanta, Height Theater in Minneapolis, and Wexner Center in Columbus. Stay connected through official social channels for updates and Patreon perks, and check back for new appearances on the schedule.
Artist note
A sourced detail
For fans and researchers, the official VHS Archive and REWIND•O service offer a window into decades of found footage. We’ve got you covered for tickets, background, and context—secure your seats and join the screening party.
Onstage company
Documented collaborators
Social links and official sites are provided below with direct access to each platform.
The essentials
Upcoming 2025–2026 tour stops bring Found Footage Festival to venues like NYC’s Bell House, City Winery in Nashville, Barrymore Theatre in Madison, Plaza in Atlanta, Height Theater in Minneapolis, and Wexner Center in Columbus. Stay connected through official social channels for updates and Patreon perks, and check back for new appearances on the schedule.
For fans and researchers, the official VHS Archive and REWIND•O service offer a window into decades of found footage. We’ve got you covered for tickets, background, and context—secure your seats and join the screening party.
Social links and official sites are provided below with direct access to each platform.
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