Brian Posehn to Release New Album CRIMINALLY POSEHN This Fall

Brian Posehn, best known for his roles in Mr. Show and The Sarah Silverman Show, is poised to release Criminally Posehn, an all-new comedy album out on Rooftop Comedy, available August 19, exclusively for streaming on Audible Channels. It will be made available for sale on all digital stores, wherever albums are sold September 23, 2016.

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In Criminally Posehn comedian Brian Posehn takes the stage at The House of Blues San Diego for Comic-Con, delivering an exceptional nerd-core stand-up performance. Part geek, part metal-head, Posehn delivers his raunchy style of humor with a side of self shaming. Despite his enjoyment of strip clubs being ruined by threats from his intimidating wife, getting himself caught by a drug dog on his own accord, and the hate for his own man boobs, Brian proves he's a rock star, no matter how nerdy he may be.

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Comedian/actor/writer/musician Brian Posehn is the star of a new hour-long stand-up special, "The Fartist," and is known for his roles on Comedy Central's popular show, "The Sarah Silverman Program," WB's "Mission Hill," and on tour as one of the original members of the "Comedians of Comedy."

Besides writing and performing on HBO's acclaimed "Mr. Show," he has appeared in sitcoms such as "Just Shoot Me," "Seinfeld," "NewsRadio," "Everybody Loves Raymond," and "Friends."

Brian has also appeared in several movies, including Rob Zombie's "The Devil's Rejects," "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer," "Sex Drive," and "Surfs Up." In 2006 he released his first graphic novel, "The Last Christmas," and a comedy album: "Live in Nerd Rage." His music video for "Metal By Numbers" has been viewed over two million times on You Tube and My Space.