Lee Hardin & Drew Davis Comedians - Clean Comedy Tour

Based out of Nashville, Tennessee, Lee Hardin has been touring the country relentlessly, performing in comedy clubs, churches, corporate events, and once on a farm for prisoners. His work on the road paid off in 2019, with the release of his Drybar Comedy special , “Not Quite A Grown-Up”, which is available to watch for free on the Drybar Comedy app.

His quirky and clever approach to comedy, and his stories about Taco Bell, and being an only child with bunk beds, have led him to share the comedy stage with acts like Henry Cho, Ryan Hamilton, & Nate Bargatze. Lee has also been able to perform as a warmup act for The Mike Huckabee Show.

Drew Davis is a comedian from Nashville, TN but we believe to have roots in the Covington area.  He has been performing standup comedy for 10 years. Drew has performed all over the US and finds a lot of work being a comedy writer for scripts, products, websites, and even a funeral home once! Drew is a self-deprecating comedian who loves to make all audiences, anywhere and everywhere, laugh. Drew has performed at comedy clubs, churches, bars, hotels, dog parks, airports, coffee shops, in his friends basements, and in so many other types of venues. If there are people ready to hear jokes and have a good time, Drew is ready to come entertain them!  Drew prides himself on being able to work in all kinds of rooms, and making as many people as possible laugh. Drew’s humor is often considered “Cleanish” or “Edgy Clean.” His jokes do not gravitate towards profanity, but he’ll often address topics that the most squeaky clean comics choose to stay away from such as racism, homophobia, or “bad stereotypes of youth pastors.” He also finds humor in church stereotypes, his past experiences as a cashier, and all the weird quirks of his body, voice, and personality. Drew will tell you that the audiences that love him the most are the “Church people…but when they’re not sitting in their pews, and can feel comfortable laughing at my jokes without feeling like their Christian friends are judging them.”