Jeff "King of Weed" Bailey!
Jeff "King of Weed" Bailey!
Jeff Bailey is the top dog in a fantastic Central Illinois comedy scene. A native of Metamora, he began his career at a Jukebox open mic in 2011.
He won our 2013 annual competition (beating, among others, superstar JANELLE JAMES) and has been a huge part of our comedy culture ever since.He doesn't call himself this, but we call him the "King of Weed." He made his acting debut a few years back in "Trail of Blood on The Trail," a zombie movie that was featured in several film festivals.
When not headlining the Jukebox, Mason City Limits and other venues, you may have seen Jeff opening for some of the very best to ever take our stage, such as Doug Stanhope, Charlie Murphy and Eddie Pepitone.
The VIP seats are the 40 closest seats to the stage at each show. The comedy room currently seats 200.
You can arrive for your show up to an hour before the scheduled showtime. The lounge and the comedy room are separate entities, so arriving for a late show while the early show is still going on does not disrupt anything.
Parking is available in front of the club and to the east and west of the building. Overflow parking is sometimes needed and can be found in the grassy area across Farmington Road. There's Butch's pizza, garlic cheese bread, popcorn and chips available for snacking. The lounge has several draft beer choices, bottled beers, frozen drinks, mixed drinks, wine, soft drinks, juices and bottled water.
As always, the shows and the laughter are the most important parts of the night.
Jeff Bailey is the top dog in a fantastic Central Illinois comedy scene. A native of Metamora, he began his career at a Jukebox open mic in 2011.
He won our 2013 annual competition (beating, among others, superstar JANELLE JAMES) and has been a huge part of our comedy culture ever since.He doesn't call himself this, but we call him the "King of Weed." He made his acting debut a few years back in "Trail of Blood on The Trail," a zombie movie that was featured in several film festivals.
When not headlining the Jukebox, Mason City Limits and other venues, you may have seen Jeff opening for some of the very best to ever take our stage, such as Doug Stanhope, Charlie Murphy and Eddie Pepitone.