Katie Hughes
Stand-up comedian

Katie Hughes

Who Katie Hughes is

Katie Hughes is a stand-up comedian, writer and podcaster whose comedy is billed as delightfully snarky and aggressively silly. She has headlined clubs including Helium in Indianapolis, Goodnight's in Raleigh, the Laughing Skull Lounge in Atlanta and Hilarities in Cleveland, featured for comics such as Tom Papa, Cameron Esposito, Kyle Kinane, Nicole Byer and Tim Dillon, and opened theatre dates for Gary Gulman's Born on Third Base tour and Theo Von's Return of the Rat tour. Her album Queen of the Castle came out on 800 Pound Gorilla Records in 2020, and she hosts the podcast The Friggin Show.

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At a glance

Albums
Queen of the Castle
Podcasts
The Friggin Show
Official site
katiehughescomedy.com ↗

On stage

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Specials, shows and podcasts

Albums

Podcasts

Questions and answers

Where is Katie Hughes performing next?

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What podcast do they host?

The Friggin Show.

Are you Katie Hughes?

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The full SUCDb record

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Sources

Updated 10 October 2026 · the record checked 10 October 2026