The Red Room at Cap City: Mike Feeney

Mike Feeney is a New York City-based comedian. His high energy, sharp wit and relatable storytelling connects with audiences of all backgrounds.

He has been featured on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed, Last Call with Carson Daly, Barstool Sports, Fox’s Laughs, Funny or Die, Sirius XM, The Chive, ABC's Right This Minute, Inside Edition, Reader's Digest and Food Network's Restaurant Stakeout.

Mike's viral comedy videos have amassed over 250 million views across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. His debut album, Rage Against The Routine, premiered at number one on the iTunes Comedy Charts and number six on the Billboard Charts.

For Mike’s second comedy special, he wanted to do something different than the traditional, cookie cutter experience. He performed in all four rooms of the Comedy Cellar (Comedy Cellar, Village Underground, Fat Black Pussycat Lounge and Fat Black Pussycat Bar) in one night. In an attempt to capture his unique vision, he directed and edited it himself and created his special, Mike Feeney: A Night at the Comedy Cellar.

Mike has appeared on such hit comedy podcasts as Kill Tony, Andrew Schulz's Flagrant, Bad Friends, The Tim Dillon Show, Are You Garbage?, Barstool's KFC Radio and Answer The Internet, The Honeydew with Ryan Sickler, Hannah Berner's Berning In Hell as well as Sirius XM's The Bonfire and The Jim & Sam Show.

In 2025, he launched his own podcast called Co-Host Wanted with Mike Feeney, which has quickly become a success.

Mike has performed everywhere from dive bars to Carnegie Hall. He has been featured in the New York Comedy Festival, Moontower Comedy Festival, Laughing Skull Comedy Festival, Asheville Comedy Festival, Cape Fear Comedy Festival, Rogue Island Comedy Festival and Skankfest. In 2021, Mike was a finalist in the New York Comedy Festival's "NY's Funniest Stand-up Competition".

Currently, Mike performs all over the U.S. He can be seen performing nightly in New York City at the legendary Comedy Cellar.

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