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JARON MYERS is an award-winning comedian with a gift of musical talent. Growing up in a small rural town outside of Springfield, Missouri, has given Myers a unique perspective on life! Jaron travels the country performing at colleges, comedy clubs, and churches. |
BioJARON MYERS is an award-winning power house of unique and witty humor, combined with a gift of musical talent. Growing up in a small rural town outside of Springfield, Missouri in the middle of the Bible Belt has given Myers a unique perspective on life! Jaron travels across the country performing at colleges, comedy clubs, and churches having shared the stage with comedians like Jonnie W, Bob Smiley, and Creed Bratton from NBC’s “The Office.” Jaron traveled as a musician and worship leader through his high school years, before writing a song called “Found My Girl On Craigslist”. The song’s popularity was undeniable as he and the band became known as ‘the funny song band’. “My band mates hated it”, Myers admits, “But it got us remembered. And people were excited to hear it at our shows.” From there, the interest of promoters shifted strictly to the funny songs. “People started asking me to come do shows with only funny songs. And eventually we all graduated high school, the band ended, but I kept doing shows with the fun songs.” Comedy is Myers’ outlet for life. After almost ending his life in 2013, he has a passion for those who feel alone or that they can’t carry on. His goal is that through comedy and poking fun at ourselves, we can see that life isn’t meant to be taken too seriously. He has a joy and a passion that is evident in his stage presence and personality. His input on dating, entering adulthood, and the quirkiness of social interactions will have you rolling! His likability and edgy but clean humor have set Myers on many people’s radar as one of America’s rising young comics! |
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"Jaron opened for me a few times and really got the crowd engaged and laughing!" |
"I’ve had him on a few of my shows. He knows who he is on stage, and audiences love him." |