Kevin Nealon

Kevin Nealon is best known for his nine-year stint as a cast member of NBC's Saturday Night Live, and has received critical acclaim for his role in the hit Showtime series, Weeds. As one of the longest-running cast members in Saturday Night Live history (1986-1995), Nealon created some of the shows most memorable characters, including 'The Subliminal Man and 'Hans and Franz' Nealons reoccurring role as an anchor on 'Weekend Update made the sketch a show staple. In 1988 Kevin earned an Emmy Award nomination as part of the SNL writing team.

On the big screen, Kevin recently starred alongside Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston in Just Go with It, a film about a man who enlists the help of his receptionist and her kids to land the woman of his dreams. Just Go with It grossed over $30 million in its opening weekend and over $214 million worldwide.

Other film highlights include Anger Management, where Nealon played opposite Jack Nicholson and fellow Saturday Night Live comedian, Adam Sandler. Nealon and Sandler also teamed up in Eight Crazy Nights, The Wedding Singer, Happy Gilmore and You Dont Mess with the Zohan. In Joe Dirt, Nealon joined another Saturday Night Live alumnus David Spade. Kevins other film credits include Daddy Day Care with Eddie Murphy, Good Boy with Molly Shannon, Roxanne with Steve Martin and the cult hit Grandmas Boy with Jonah Hill and Nick Swardson.

In late 2009, Nealons first one hour stand up special, "Kevin Nealon: Now Hear Me Out!" aired on Showtime to rave reviews. It is currently available on DVD.

In 2008, Nealon released his first book, Yes, Youre Pregnant, But What About Me? - a comical look at the male perspective of pregnancy. The book is available in bookstores.

The Family Stone

The First Family of funk, rock and psychedelic soul, The Family Stone - known as Sly and the Family Stone in the 60s and 70s - blazed an indelible imprint on American music, becoming the first-ever band to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame; earn the R&B Foundation Pioneer Award; be named to Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Artists of All Time"; and receive a special live tribute at the 2006 Grammy Awards. Their chart-topping classics have been covered by the likes of Aerosmith's Steve Tyler and Joe Perry, the Black Eyed Pea's will.i.am, John Legend, Maroon 5, Fantasia and countless others. Definitively demonstrating their broad-based, generational appeal, a long list of artists from the 90's through today - including Beck, Fatboy Slim, Public Enemy and LL Cool J - have all incorporated "Family Stone" sounds into their contemporary hits.

With immortal songs like "I Want to Take You Higher," "Everybody Is a Star," "Everyday People," "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)," "Dance to the Music," "Stand!" and - the perfect song for June in Tampa Bay - "Hot Fun in the Summertime," don't miss the trailblazing sounds of The Family Stone in the summer's hottest concert!

Kevin Pollak

Extraordinarily talented and deviously clever, the great Kevin Pollak has dazzled audiences as a comedian, as an impressionist, as a dramatic actor, as a writer, as a producer, as a director and as a talk-show host.  On Saturday, July 28, Kevin Pollak will return to his comedy roots for one-night-only in Tampa Bay's most intimate concert venue.

Pollak started performing stand-up comedy at age ten and was an accomplished touring professional by age 20.  In 1988, shortly after he shot his first HBO stand-up special, he landed a role in "Willow," directed by Ron Howard and produced by George Lucas.  In 1989, he earned his first dramatic role in Barry Levinson's "Avalon," but it was Pollak's role in Rob Reiner's "A Few Good Men" - opposite Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson and Demi Moore - that proved his ability to hold his own with Hollywood heavyweights.  Shortly thereafter, Pollak co-starred with icons Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon in "Grumpy Old Men" and its sequel, "Grumpier Old Men."  

In 1994, Pollak was offered a role opposite Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Spacey and Benicio Del Toro in an indie film called "The Usual Suspects."  The movie debuted at the Cannes Film Festival and won multiple Academy Awards, becoming so influential that The National Board of Review created a brand-new annual film award: The Best Ensemble Cast.  That same year, Martin Scorsese asked Pollak to join Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci and Sharon Stone in his Vegas epic, "Casino."  Pollak's other film credits include "Ricochet" (Denzel Washington & John Lithgow), "End of Days" (Arnold Schwarzenegger), "The Whole Nine Yards" (Bruce Willis & Matthew Perry) "Cop Out" (Bruce Willis & Tracy Morgan), and "The Big Year" (Steve Martin, Owen Wilson, Jack Black).

Pollak was named by Comedy Central as one of the Top 100 Comedians of All Time. His two live stand-up CDs - "A Little Off the Top" and "What Are the Chances," as well as his stand-up DVD "The Littlest Suspect" - are available at Kevinpollak.tv or on iTunes and Amazon.com.

Ben Bailey

Perhaps the world's most famous taxi cab driver, Ben Bailey's big break occurred when he was "discovered" smoking a cigarette in a Los Angeles parking lot: taking note of his six-foot, six-inch frame, he was immediately offered a job as a comedy club bouncer. After swapping stories with the headlining comedians backstage, one of the comics offered Bailey an opportunity to perform on-stage that Friday night. The rest, as they say, is history.

Now an A-List comedy headliner himself, Bailey achieved global recognition as the host of the Discovery Channel's smash-hit "Cash Cab" - the international TV sensation that has earned Bailey three Emmy Awards for Outstanding Game Show Host. He's also hosted "Cash Cab: After Dark" and currently hosts NBC's "Who's Still Standing?" Bailey's one-hour comedy special, "Road Rage," premiered on Comedy Central on May 21, 2011.

Danny Aiello

Mr. Danny Aiello, the Academy Award- and Golden Globe-nominated actor whose unforgettable performances in more than 80 films, including Moonstruck, Once Around and Do the Right Thing, have endeared him to audiences worldwide, will headline The Club at Treasure Island on Friday, October 12 for one-night-only. The show, entitled "An Evening with Danny Aiello," will feature Mr. Aiello with members of his jazz band, "Joe Geary and the Guys," performing a collection of beloved classics from Mr. Aiello's albums.

Musical highlights will include: "All of Me," "One for My Baby" and "Besame Mucho," together with other Aiello favorites, including "Lady in Red," "Save the Last Dance," and a special tribute to fellow crooner Bobby Darin.

Mr. Aiello debut album "I Just Wanted to Hear the Words" opened at #4 on the Billboard chart in 2004, earning the actor-and-singer vast critical acclaim. Variety Magazine raved: "...an appealing mix of dash and swagger - a musically adept, firmly controlled baritone"; while the Los Angeles Times glowed, "His voice warm and amiable, his phrasing easygoing and conversational, his singing revealed influences from his numerous idols - Bobby Darin in particular - but as with his acting, Aiello's singing at its core was far more than an accumulation of influences. It was a pure manifestation, instead of his own rich persona, of the abundant life experience he brings to his art."

Mr. Aiello has performed at the legendary Blues Note Jazz Club, the Apollo Theatre, the Los Angeles House of Blues and with the Boston Pops. This will be his first-ever performance in Treasure Island, Florida.

LARRY MILLER

One of Hollywood's most recognizable faces, Larry Miller has appeared in over 100 film and television shows, including such smash-hits at Pretty Woman, The Nutty Professor, The Princess Diaries, Seinfeld, Desperate Housewives, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Medium, NCIS, Boston Legal and Law & Order - where Miller is the only "bad guy" in Law & Order history to return as an unrepentant (and uncatchable) killer.

Larry Miller's other credits include starring in multiple HBO comedy specials, appearing in the Neil Simon Broadway play The Dinner Party, and writing the best-selling book Spoiled Rotten America. He's a contributing humorist for The Huffington Post and The Weekly Standard, and currently touring the country with his one-man show, Cocktails with Larry Miller: Little League, Adultery and Other Bad Ideas.

Gotham Live Entertainment

The comedy kingpins of Gotham Live Entertainment take the stage at The Club at Treasure Island, treating our Treasured Members to comedy concerts, sidesplitting shows and special comedic events. Catch the emerging stars of standup, exclusively at Tampa Bay's most intimate comedy venue!

Gotham Live Entertainment is an operating arm of the Gotham Comedy Club, located in New York City, which has been hailed by USA Today as "one of the top 10 places in the country to see standup" - and for good reason: Gotham has served as the career launching pad for the next generation of comedy superstars: Doug Benson, Jim Brueuer, Jo Koy, Artie Lange, Ralphie May, Jim Norton, Patton Oswalt, Joe Rogan, Jeffrey Ross, Chris Titus, Daniel Tosh, and many more. Even the top established comics - names like Jerry Seinfeld, Dave Chapelle, Lewis Black and Colin Quinn - have perfected their material on
Gotham's illustrious stage.

Gotham has been featured on NBC's Last Comic Standing, will be featured in the upcoming season of NBC's, Celebrity Apprentice and is home to Comedy Central' s record-setting live comedy series, Live at Gotham.

Uproarious comedians and all-original comedy, exclusively at The Club at Treasure Island!

Club Concert Dress Code

During evening and night time Club concerts, please note that our official dress code calls for "Evening Casual" Club attire: No sandals or athletic shoes; no t-shirts or collarless shirts.

We will begin enforcing this policy much more diligently during upcoming Club concerts and special events. Thanks so much to all our Treasured Members and guests for their cooperation!

Public Notice

Members, attendees and guests to The Club at Treasure Island may not, under any circumstance, use any type of recording device during Club concerts and live events. By attending Club concerts and live events, members, attendees and guests agree that The Club has full right and permission to use their name, likeness, voice, testimonial and/or photograph for marketing, advertising or any other purpose in any media or format, online and/or offline, now or hereafter without further permission or notification. Members, attendees and guests understand that all recordings are the exclusive right of The Club. Members, attendees and guests do not expect compensation for the use of recordings or photographs. The Club owns all rights to audio, video, and/or photograph captured while members, attendees and guests are on Club property.