Mike "Mad Dog" Adams
"WHO NEEDS MARGARITAVILLE?? WE'VE GOT PUT-IN-BAY"
"Now in his 28th consecutive year of performing at the Round House Bar, Mike
"Mad Dog" Adams is living-proof that, "Every Day Above Ground Is A Gooood
Day."
(A catch-phrase he began using in his show back in the early eighties.)
Traveling nearly 200 days a year the former music critic/writer for Scene
Magazine spends his winters on the road headlining music and comedy clubs
large and small from British Columbia and Alaska to the Cayman Islands and
Mexico and throughout the United States. He also has performed his unique
style of interactive music and comedy in Florence, Italy for shows at the
Fiddler’s Elbow Club and hosts his own annual Caribbean cruise.
In a varied career over many years "Mad Dog" has appeared in concert with a
wide range of legendary performers. Johnny Cash, Alabama, Loretta Lynn,
Charlie Daniels, Starship, Jerry Lee Lewis; the list goes on and continues
to grow. He has also appeared on Comedy Central, The Nashville Network, The
Dr. Demento Show, Sunday Funnies, Nightshift and many local television and
radio shows throughout the U.S.
Mike
"Mad Dog" Adams has recorded three albums of original music, "Me and Jim
Beam" (1985), "Stuck on the Island" (1994) and "Lake ~Affect" (2005) and two
comedy albums "Live at Laff-In" (1989) and "Live at the Funny Farm" (1999).
He has also written and performed several radio commercials and has recently
finished being recorded as the voice inside a new line of children’s toy
trucks for the Little Tykes Company.
"At the Round House it’s all about the fun," says "Mad Dog." "The audience
is my band. We’re gonna’ sing some songs, tell some jokes and do whatever
we’re in the mood for. Basically, just have fun and enjoy life on an island
with all our friends."
Come see why Mike "Mad Dog" Adams legendary afternoon performances at The
Round House Bar are so popular. In no time at all you’ll be hoisting a
refreshing beverage, singing, chanting a Ziggy Zaggy, and agreeing that,
"Everyday Above Ground Is A Gooood Day!"
(All "Dog Day Afternoon" shows begin around 2:00 pm. It is recommended that
you arrive early, especially Saturdays, to get a seat.)
