Clowns are pariahs in our pop cultural landscape. The Joker is out there terrorizing Gotham City. Krusty is a bit of a drunkard. Ronald gives the kiddies greasy things to eat, while Pennywise eats the ...

Late last year, Puddles Pity Party visited the Paste Studio at Pamnation HQ in New York and performed a few songs for our cameras. One that we just can’t get enough of is the six-foot-eight-inch clown ...

Puddles Pity Party is the kind of act so simple yet so outlandish most singers and comedians must be kicking themselves for not coming up with it earlier—but not all singers and comedians are 6-foot-8 ...

Over the past few months, the city of Los Angeles has played host to a number of all-star benefit shows, all of which have raised money for wildfire relief after so much of the city was devastated.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Puddles Pity Party, the sad clown renowned for his sorrowful covers of classic songs, has ...

Big Mike Geier's alter ego — a nearly 7-foot clown crooner — performs covers and originals with a melancholic twinge. Puddles took off a few years back after he teamed up with Scott Bradlee's ...

Proving once and for all that comedy and tragedy are two sides of the same coin, troubadour clown Puddles is taking his Pity Party revue on the road next year, and returning to the City Beautiful for ...

We get it – people are afraid of clowns. From Stephen King’s It to last fall’s epidemic of creepy clowns luring children into the woods, there are plenty of reasons to fear adults in whiteface. But ...

Describing the performer known as “Puddles Pity Party” — who is making his first New York appearance since 2021 at City Winery on Monday — as a “performance artist” is the major understatement of the ...

FARGO — Cheer up! Puddles Pity Party is returning to the Fargo Theatre on Nov. 6. Mike Geier, a 7-foot singer who dresses as a clown singing pop songs, played there in 2018, interpreting tunes by ...

As he greets his audience coming into the auditorium, Puddles doesn't seem be all of the seven foot many online sources report him as being, but it’s doesn't seem really worth quibbling about this ...

A 6-foot-8 Pagliacci-esque clown in whiteface who performs covers of pop hits in a booming baritone? This thing ought to sell itself, but I’ll elaborate nonetheless. The brainchild of “Big” Mike Geier ...