D.L. HUGHLEY
plus special guest MALIK S.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2007 at 7:30 PM
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL
OF HOMESTEAD
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
TICKET PRICES:
$39.50
D.L. Hughley has proved himself as one of the hardest working men in showbiz. He appeared along with fellow comedians Steve Harvey, Cedric the Entertainer and Bernie Mac as part of the CROWN ROYAL KINGS OF COMEDY TOUR, the highest grossing comedy tour ever. In 1999, the tour sold out in most of the major concert arenas in over 50 cities across the country, grossing a staggering $37 million dollars nationwide.
That's right...D.L. Hughley LIVE at the
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL OF HOMESTEAD!
The Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead is a perfect location.
No worries about the downtown parking and traffic!
510 East 10th Avenue, Munhall PA 15120
Phone: 412-462-3444
The Music Hall is one of the Pittsburgh community's best and most
beautiful concert halls, featuring:
~1,022 seats with great line of sight
~Handicapped accessible seating
~Air conditioning
~Ample nearby on-street parking (free)
~Historic and beautiful space
~Affordable rent for your event
Directions from the Parkway East(Pittsburgh or Monroeville)
From the Parkway East (I-376), take Exit 5, Homestead/Squirrel Hill. From the exit go straight, following the Homestead signs (Blue Belt). You are on Beechview Blvd. which becomes Browns Hill Road. Cross the Homestead Grays Bridge. Turn left onto Route 837 South (East 8th Avenue). At the third light, turn right onto McClure Street, then left onto 11th Avenue. The library is the large building (see photos at the top of this page) on the left. There is free on-street parking around the library. The handicapped entrance is on the 11th Avenue side of the building.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW! TICKET PRICES:
$39.50
Plus applicable service charges and facility fees
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL ONLINE AT www.ticketmaster.com
D.L. HUGHLEY
D.L. was the second of four children. His father was an airline maintenance worker and his mother was a homemaker. He grew up in L.A.'s South Central where he was a member of the Bloods gang after getting kicked out of high school. However, he turned his life around after a cousin was shot. He quit the gang and got a job as a telemarketer for the Los Angeles Times, where he moved into management and met his wife-to-be. She was the one who convinced him to try his humor on stage. After years of club dates, he was selected by BET as the first host of "Comic View" and subsequently got additional recognition with two very adult oriented HBO specials.