Karlous Miller at Warner Theatre - DC
Comedian and entertainer Karlous Miller is known for sharp observations, confident storytelling, and a lively stage presence. His work spans stand-up and comedy projects, including appearances on the improv-based series Wild 'N Out. The available event record lists Miller at Warner Theatre - DC in Washington on September 5, 2021. It does not confirm additional past dates at the venue, a tour title, or a specific set list.
Washington's central location and established live-performance scene make the city a natural setting for a comedy night at the Warner Theatre. For visitors planning around this listing, ticketsfairfax.com covers Washington Concerts and Comedy events at Warner Theatre - DC.
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Karlous Miller Fairfax reviews
Last Time I'll Pay to See This Band!
I wish I had learned more of their music ahead of time! The first 3 bands were great. Adelita's way had an awesome stage presence. Cavo sounded just like the recorded versions of their songs. Karlous Miller.....he spent so much time talking & trying to bond with the audience. Sick Puppies was good but not as good as Adelita's Way & Cavo. I thought Karlous Miller was pretty awful. At one point the crowd was asked to raise hands if this was their first shinedown show & I jokingly said raise hands if it would be your last. People were booing during the show & leaving in droves. The feel from talking to people outside was also that he was off key & ended up taking an attitude thanking half of the crowd only that one of the band members ended up apologizing saying they were doing the best they could. I listened to most of the show from outside which I didn't do with the other 3 bands. I got applause from everyone around me for that comment!