The Last Laugh Comedy Club presents: Peter Brush & Matt Reed The Longest-Running Comedy Night in Yorkshire! Join us for a night of top-tier stand-up at the legendary Last Laugh Comedy Club the beating heart of Yorkshire comedy since the dawn of time (well, almost). Taking the mic this week: Peter Brush A brilliantly offbeat mind with razor-sharp wit, Peter's been seen on BBC's The Mash Report and heard on BBC Radio 4. Known for his clever, quirky punchlines and dry delivery, he's a cult favourite among comedy fans and comedians alike. Matt Reed A powerhouse of energy and charm, Matt is one of the most in-demand acts on the circuit. With his lightning-fast crowd work and Geordie banter, he's guaranteed to have the whole room roaring. Expect big laughs, brilliant vibes, and that unbeatable Last Laugh atmosphere. It's comedy the Yorkshire way no nonsense, just class acts and a cracking night out. Grab your tickets now they dont hang about!

Kelley Swindall was born and raised in Stone Mountain, Georgia, where she grew up listening to the music of Kris Kristofferson, Patsy Cline, and Johnny Cash on the way to church every Sunday morning, cuz that's what her Daddy listened to. She escaped small town Georgia, after high school, for New York City, to study acting, but got sidetracked from the theatre, after having her heart broken by a musician, which inspired her to pick up a guitar and start writing her own songs. She figured she was gonna need something besides her sparkling personality and southern charm, to compete with the New York City girls for the affections of whatever man struck her fancy next. Turns out she actually had a knack for songwriting. Also turns out, the more she wrote, the less she cared about landing the men;) Party Patsy and part Dolly, with original songs in the story-telling tradition of Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and Bob Dylan, Kelley is equally at home in a biker bar or under a proscenium arch. Taking the stage with with just her moxie and an acoustic guitar, she sings about the stuff classic country and folk music is made of: heartache, heartbreak, redemption, and revenge (among other things), filtered through a sassily southern perspective. Drawing from her Southern roots, her style is a blend of soulful & bluesy folk coupled with a witty and gritty, classic country sensibility. Inspired by the outlaw tradition, and deeply rooted in story songs and talking blues, Kelley's songs are driven by strong female characters who tell it like it is. Her debut studio album You Can Call Me Darlin If You Want is out now via New York City based label Velvet Elk Records.