I-95 Morning Show After Dark Comes to Newtown: What You Need to Know

So this is finally happening—and honestly, I’m still a little shocked (in a good way). The I-95 Morning Show After Dark is officially a thing, and Ethan, Dave, and I are beyond fired up to take this show off the air and onto an actual stage.

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We’re bringing it all to Edmond Town Hall in Newtown on Friday, February 27th, and this is not just a live version of the radio show. This is a full-on, no-rules, After Dark variety show. Think music, comedy, conversations you probably won’t hear at 7:20 a.m., and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.

Musically, the night is stacked. Rick Tedesco and Sapphire are coming through with live performances, and we’ve also got a special musical set from the Carey family, which is going to be something really cool and different.

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Comedy? Covered. We’ve got Brittany Brave and John Romanoff bringing the laughs, and if you’ve ever heard our show, you know we take that very seriously.

On top of that, we’re welcoming some awesome guests. Don Wildman from Mysteries at the Museum and American History Hit will be hanging with us, Candlewood Film director Myke “Foo” Fuhrman is stopping by, and we’re doing a completely unfiltered, no-holds-barred interview with Lisa Lampanelli. Yes—that Lisa Lampanelli. Buckle up.

Bottom line: this night is shaping up to be unforgettable. Music, comedy, surprises, and the Morning Show unleashed in a way we don’t usually get to do.

Tickets are on sale now at EdmondTownHall.org, and massive thanks to our sponsors Litchfield Distillery, Bogey’s Tuxedos and Comfort Inn & Suites in Danbury for helping make this whole thing happen.

Grab your tickets, come ready to make some noise, and join us for The I-95 Morning Show After Dark.

Let’s rage in unison.