John Moloney
Raised in Ilford by Irish parents, John Moloney won the All Ireland Fleadh at the tender age of fourteen utilising his skill on the accordion. During the Eighties, John became a musician on the Red Wedge tour which led to his first comedy incarnation ‘The Angry Young Accordionist’. After serving time on the burgeoning alternative comedy circuit the gags became more and more frequent and 
the accordion appeared less and less. John is now recognised as a true international class comedian although nothing is known on the fate of the accordion.
2015 saw John won the Outstanding Achievement Award in the UK Comedy Awards which now sits next to his two previous Best Live Performer awards at the London Comedy Festival
The John Moloney Show was broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2015 and was named both Pick Of The Week and Pick Of The Year. At the time of writing (October 2017) it has just completed it’s second series.
When not wowing audiences across the globe with his stand up, John is co-producer of the annual Balham Comedy Festival and occasionally performs stand up in German when performing in Hamburg and Berlin.
TV appearances include Grumpy Old Men, One Hundred Greatest Stand Ups, The Stand Up Show, Never Mind The Buzzcocks, They Think It’s All Over, Not A Lot Of People Know That, Call My Bluff, Noel’s Telly Years, Pebble Mill, Best of Edinburgh Festival and The Comedy Store .
“Go and see this hilarious and quite unique exponent of comedy.” The Scotsman “A wondrous array of classy gags… ..Masterly.” The Herald “Powerfully funny” Time Out
“ In the car-lot of comedy – John Moloney is the Bentley” Glasgow Herald “Acutely funny at his deadpan and beautifully bitchy best.” The List
“It is good to know that there is still room for a stand-up comedian as gifted and unpretentious as John Moloney.” The Times “Blistering.” Metro
“A depth of experience and a quiet professionalism that other comedians could well learn from.” The Independent “Stacks of material… ..rapier wit.” Evening News
“Treats the audience with compassion, tact and intelligence.” The Stage “The master of delicious one Liners.” NZ Herald “A triumph of quality over hype.” Sydney Herald
“Moloney’s comedy is in defiance of the trend towards sophistication. His technology consists of a microphone and….that’s it. His gags are stripped down and rapid, his delivery is suitably clipped. No fat on this show.” Sunday Times