Jon Daly Kills It is a Pittsburgh-born actor and comedian who has carved out a distinctive niche in live improv and musical comedy. With a career spanning television appearances on beloved shows like Kroll Show, The Eric Andre Show, Bob’s Burgers, and Big Mouth, Jon brings a sharp, irreverent wit to multi-genre parodies performed with live saxophone. His work blends humor with genre pastiche—from new wave to Irish folk, country, ska, and beyond—delivering performances that are as entertaining as they are surprising. Secure your seats for upcoming shows and experience a one-of-a-kind blend of punchy comedy and catchy music.
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Born in Pittsburgh, Jon Daly Kills It has built a reputation for bold crossovers between stand-up, sketch, and musical performance. He’s released the album Ding Dong Delicious (2022) on Northern Spy Records, featuring guests such as Devendra Banhart, Mary Timony, Colleen Green, and Cyrus Ghahremani. The lead single Addicted to Computers leans into Kraftwerk-influenced electro/pop parody, signaling his knack for playful, smart satire that resonates with fans of indie and alternative scenes.
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Jon’s career has also seen notable viral moments, including a 2014 parody of the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Abracadabralifornia and a 2018 diss track I’m Your Dad, both of which showcased his fearless willingness to push boundaries. In recent years, his live performances have continued to evolve, with documented shows like the 2019 Satellite in Los Angeles and 2026 dates listed at venues such as The Elysian Theater in LA. This page pulls together his biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information to help fans stay connected with Jon Daly Kills It’s latest creative output.
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For fans and venues, Jon Daly Kills It is a dynamic live act who brings humor, genre-spanning parody, and infectious energy to every show. Follow his official channels for updates, tour announcements, and behind-the-scenes content. We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access when new dates drop.
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Official social channels: Instagram, Twitter/X, and other major platforms (links below)
Recent release: Ding Dong Delicious (2022) on Northern Spy Records
Lead single: Addicted to Computers (Kraftwerk-influenced electro/pop parody)
Notable works: Kroll Show, The Eric Andre Show, Bob’s Burgers, Big Mouth
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City-focused info: Based in Los Angeles for recent performances, with prior activity in Pittsburgh and touring across the US. When you’re scouting for a show with smart comedy and catchy original parodies, Jon Daly Kills It is a dependable choice for memorable, low-stress ticket experiences.
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Biography: Pittsburgh‑born actor/comedian with a long track record in live improv and TV (Kroll Show, The Eric Andre Show, Bob’s Burgers, Big Mouth).
Genre/style: comedy music with multi‑genre parodies (new wave, Irish folk, country, ska, etc.), often performed with saxophone live.
Album: Ding Dong Delicious (2022) on Northern Spy Records; includes guests like Devendra Banhart, Mary Timony, Colleen Green, and Cyrus Ghahremani.
Lead single: Addicted to Computers (featured on the Ding Dong Delicious album; Kraftwerk‑influenced electro/pop parody).
Notable viral/controversy moments: the 2014 Red Hot Chili Peppers parody Abracadabralifornia; the 2018 Lil Xan diss track I’m Your Dad.
Recent live activity: Jon Daly Kills It show documented in 2019 (Satellite, Los Angeles). 2026 shows listed (The Elysian Theater, LA).