Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club Loads Up February with Star Power

Comedy Heavyweights Take The Strip

Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club on The LINQ Promenade is loading up its February roster with some seriously impressive talent, and frankly, it’s about time. The venue has assembled a lineup that actually deserves attention, mixing established headliners with fresh faces who’ve earned their stripes on national platforms.

Preacher Lawson headlines the month’s special guests, bringing his high-energy style that made him a breakout star on “America’s Got Talent.” His rapid-fire delivery and observational humor have translated well to major network appearances on NBC, Netflix, and Comedy Central. Joining him is Dan Mintz, the voice behind Tina Belcher on the Emmy-winning “Bob’s Burgers.” Mintz’s deadpan stand-up style offers a completely different energy from his animated character work, and his appearances on Conan and The Late Late Show prove he can command a live room.

Resident Comics Keep The Quality High

The club's regular rotation continues to impress with Carlos Mencia holding down multiple nights throughout February. Say what you will about his past controversies, but Mencia's “Mind of Mencia” era proved he knows how to work a crowd, and his film work opposite Ben Stiller shows range beyond stand-up. Luenell rounds out the resident heavyweights with Sunday and Monday performances, bringing her film credits from “Borat” to “A Star Is Born” along with decades of comedy experience.

The supporting cast includes reliable names like Josh Wolf, Michael Yo, and John Caparulo - comics who've put in the work on the national circuit and understand how to deliver consistent performances. Vicki Barbolak handles the Wednesday “Happy Hour” slots, which seems like smart programming for the mid-week crowd.

Big Game Watch Party Adds Value

The club's free Big Game Watch Party on February 8 shows smart business thinking - leveraging their massive wall-sized screen for football's biggest night while Vicki Barbolak hosts the festivities. Doors open at 2 p.m. with game-day specials and giveaways starting at 3:30 p.m., then transitioning to regular comedy shows afterward. It's the kind of multipurpose event that makes sense in Vegas, where venues need to maximize every opportunity.

The February schedule runs strong performers throughout the month, with most shows at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., plus late-night L8NITE Comedy shows on Fridays. Check the Jimmy Kimmel's Comedy Club website for tickets and current availability.

This lineup represents exactly what comedy venues should be doing - mixing established names with performers who've proven themselves on national stages. No filler acts or obvious padding, just comics who understand their craft and can deliver the goods night after night.