Nick Griffin is an accomplished American comedian and writer whose career has spanned over three decades. He began his stand-up journey at the young age of 20 in Kansas City in 1987. After honing his craft, he made the pivotal move to New York City in 1990, where he performed in midnight shows at the iconic Greenwich Village, establishing himself as a rising talent in the comedy scene. His dedication and unique comedic style quickly garnered attention, leading him to relocate to Los Angeles, where he became a regular performer at renowned venues such as The Improv and The Comedy and Magic Club.

In 1996, Griffin transitioned into television writing, becoming a staff writer for The Keenen Ivory Wayans Show. His talent for crafting humor led him to become the head writer for the morning radio show hosted by Bobby Slayton and Sue Murphy. Despite his success in writing, Griffin’s passion for stand-up comedy remained his primary focus, allowing him to maintain a strong presence in the live comedy circuit.

Griffin made his television debut on The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn in 1998, which marked the beginning of a series of notable appearances on various platforms, including Comedy Central’s Premium Blend and The Late Show with David Letterman. Over the years, he has made eight appearances on Letterman’s show and has been featured on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, showcasing his comedic prowess to a wider audience.

Today, Nick Griffin continues to headline top comedy clubs across America and is a regular guest on nationally syndicated radio shows like The Bob and Tom Show. His comedy is characterized by its personal, precise, and powerful delivery, resonating with audiences and proving that he is still evolving as a performer, getting funnier with each passing day.