Earthquake

His stand-up comedy performance is at its peak, and he is heralded by critics as one of the most talented comedians in the country. He has toured with HBOs notorious "Def Comedy Jam," and won coveted spots on Comedy Centrals "Premium Blend", VH-1's "The List" and BETs "Comic View" to name just a few of his many TV appearances. Earthquake was chosen to perform at the prestigious Montreal Comedy Festival, where he distinguished himself as a consistently strong and hilarious comedian able to captivate a diverse audience.

Enormously popular with urban audiences for years, Earthquake has crossed over to widespread success. He recently co-headlined a show at Madison Square Garden in New York. His charm and good nature are apparent as he delivers his straight-ahead humor. Yet he pulls no punches, touching on a variety of topics in his comedy act. He relates to working people, having spent 10 years in the Air Force before embarking on a fast-rising comedy career.

Born and raised in Washington D.C., Earthquake moved to Atlanta to hone his comedy skills in the clubs. He now tours around the country, performing his stand-up to sold-out crowds. He is also a talented actor, having toured as a principal in the play "Listen to Your Woman," for which the Washington Post praised him as a talented newcomer.

Earthquake is developing a television sitcom. He's a favorite on radio stations around the country. Currently, Earthquake is touring major venues around the U.S., with Walter Lathams second "Kings of Comedy" tour.