Jamie Lissow BIO
Jamie Lissow is a stand-up comedian, actor, and writer known for observational humor and stories drawn from everyday life. His work includes appearances on television and in film, alongside a touring comedy career. He has also contributed to the writing and performance of the sitcom Real Rob.
Lissow is scheduled to perform at Funny Bone Comedy Club - Dayton in Dayton, Ohio, on. The available event information lists one date at the venue; it does not establish a history of earlier performances there. His appearance brings a touring stand-up set to a comedy-club setting, where audiences can experience his material live.
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Venue and Seating Information
Funny Bone Comedy Club - Dayton hosts live comedy in an indoor club environment. Seating layouts and sightlines can vary by event, so check the venue's current arrangements before choosing tickets. For stand-up, seats with a clear view of the stage can make it easier to follow both the performer's expressions and delivery.
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Parking Information
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Jamie Lissow Dayton reviews
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The singer couldn't be enjoyed due to the loud music. The mixing guy needs to be more aware of the band overtaking the singer. The only time it was good was when the band wasn't playing. He did a couple of numbers with just his guitar and with the other singers from the start up bands - Dylan and Runaway June.
I had to put napkin earplugs in because it was so bad. It was a horrible music evening in section 203. I was mid way and it was just that bad, likely will never attend a concert again.
The staff, vendors, and parking were excellent. The DJ was good as well. I just don't get why everyone thinks it's okay to play the noise so loud and the singer you can't hear at all. The radio on the way home played better sound mix than the venue. Sad considering the amount of money I paid and this was a date night for my husband and I to enjoy.