The free comedy fan club · 18 and over · no password

Become a Disciple. Free.

D.O.C.’s free comedy fan club: your comedians’ new dates, episodes and videos in one short weekly letter, and your twelve on any phone or computer.

For fans 18 and over: signing up says you are.

Komic Bacon in his tux, cheering a new Disciple of the comedy fan club

What a Disciple of the comedy fan club gets

The letter, written for youEach week: your twelve’s new dates, episodes, specials and videos, and who’s booked at the rooms and in the towns you follow. Choose what you follow →
Your D.O.C. on any deviceEvery letter carries a link that puts your twelve back in their seats on a new phone or computer. Nothing to remember. Your D.O.C. →
First to the festivalsNew festival dates the day they’re announced, while flights and rooms are still cheap. The festivals →
From the comics you followAs comedians add D.O.C.’s free tour widget to their own sites, they can send their followers a note or a show discount. It reaches Disciples who follow them.
A puzzle every dayThe Daily Komic Bacon: connect two comedians in six tries, keep your streak, and share your squares. Today’s puzzle →

Start with your twelve

The letter is about what you follow. Pick your twelve comedians on Your D.O.C., follow the rooms you go to from the Club Directory, add your town — then sign up here, or from any of those pages.

For fans 18 and over: signing up says you are.

Questions about becoming a Disciple

Is the comedy fan club free?

Yes. Becoming a Disciple costs nothing, and there is nothing to buy to stay one. You can leave any time, with one click at the foot of any letter.

Who can become a Disciple?

Anyone 18 or over. D.O.C. is for adults: the fan club is 18 and over, and a meet-up held where alcohol is served is 21 and over.

What is a Disciple?

A comedy fan who follows their comedians on D.O.C. The site is Disciples of Comedy, and so are you: sign up with your email, and the D.O.C. letter brings the news of the comedians, rooms and towns you follow.

Do I need a password?

No. Your email address is your membership. There is no account to open and nothing to remember: every letter carries the link that brings your twelve back on any phone or computer.

How do I choose what the letter tells me?

Pick your twelve comedians on Your D.O.C., follow the rooms you go to on their pages, and add your town. Sign up from any of those pages, or here; each sign-up brings what you follow up to date.

Who keeps my address?

D.O.C., through Kit, the email service that sends the letter. Your address isn’t sold or shared.

Is this the same as membership for comedians?

No. Disciples are the fans. Comedians have a membership of their own, which they join through a member’s invitation or by sending their SUCDb record.

Updated 10 October 2026 · The D.O.C. letter · Privacy