Dean Delray is a unique stand-up comedian whose life journey has infused his act with the genuine grit of rock and roll and the raw energy of the comedy world. Born out of the Bay Area thrash scene that launched bands like Metallica and Exodus, Delray's early years were defined by a passion for heavy metal and motorcycles. This world of guitars and Harleys set the scene for Delray's adventurous spirit, paving paths through the unpredictable highs and lows of the music industry. Before finding his comedic calling, Delray was entrenched in the world of music, playing in an international touring band that opened for legends such as Tom Petty, Lenny Kravitz, and The Black Crowes. He even signed a record deal with hitmaker Linda Perry, known for her work with Gwen Stefani and Alicia Keys, adding another layer of experience to his rich tapestry of life events. Delray eventually transitioned from music to comedy, landing on the stages of America’s toughest and most rewarding comedy clubs. His act is a no-holds-barred testament to his hard-living perspective, full of punchlines and premises drawn from genuine life experience. His comedy style can range from soft spoken subtlety to loud, court jester-style antics, making each performance a vibrant showcase of realness and authenticity. In addition to his stand-up career, Delray is known for his insightful and raw podcast, "Let There Be Talk," which is part of the All Things Comedy network. The podcast features unfiltered, off-the-cuff conversations with a diverse range of guests from music, film, TV, and comedy, including famous names like Marc Maron, Bill Burr, and members of iconic bands such as Guns N’ Roses and Pantera. Delray’s foray into acting includes appearances in films like "The Longshots" alongside Ice Cube and "Hellride," a film produced by Quentin Tarantino, as well as the television show "Maron" on IFC. As an actor and a comic, Delray brings warmth and conviction to every role and performance, just as he does in his interactions offstage. Dean Delray’s life and career are a testament to the rich and varied paths that authentic passion can carve. His comedy is inviting and subversive, much like Delray himself, whose act continues to resonate with audiences seeking genuine, life-infused laughter.