Event Description:
Robbie "TheFIRE" Bernstein is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, and self-proclaimed "Great Purveyor of Misinformation." Known for his edgy humor and libertarian political views
About Grove 34
- 🎟️ All tickets are general admission. Seating is first come first serve. Doors typically open 15 mins prior to show time. **The show starts at the time listed. If you are not at the venue by the start of the show, we may release your tickets to the waitlist**
- 🚇 N, W Trains to the Broadway stop. Alternate R, M to Steinway.
- 🚗 Street Parking is available. Best meter spot (free after 7pm) on Broadway or 31st ST
- 💵 Refunds only available more than 7 days prior to show.
- ♿ Grove 34 is wheelchair accessible.
- 🍺 Our bar serves beer, wine and alcohalic seltzers as well as several non-a drinks. BYOB is allowed with a $20 corking fee.
- 🎥 Video recording of any kind is prohibited without the express permission of the performer. Photography is encouraged and feel free to tag us 😉
Event Description:
Robbie "TheFIRE" Bernstein is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, and self-proclaimed "Great Purveyor of Misinformation." Known for his edgy humor and libertarian political views
Robbie "TheFIRE" Bernstein is a stand-up comedian, podcaster, and self-proclaimed "Great Purveyor of Misinformation." Known for his edgy humor and libertarian political views, Robbie brings a unique blend of comedy and commentary to his performances and podcasts. He's also proudly known as the "King of the Caucs," a title that reflects his irreverent approach to comedy and politics. As the host of the popular podcast "Run Your Mouth" and co-host of "Part of the Problem," Robbie tackles current events, politics, and social issues with his signature irreverent style. His no-holds-barred approach and willingness to challenge mainstream narratives have earned him a dedicated following among those who appreciate unfiltered perspectives. Robbie's strong libertarian streak is a defining characteristic of his comedy and commentary. He's not afraid to question authority, challenge government overreach, and advocate for individual liberty. This libertarian perspective informs much of his work,
