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Chuck Fury is a Salt Lake City based stand-up comedian known for his raw, unfiltered storytelling and dark, edgy humor.  Since launching his comedy career in late 2019, he has become a prominent figure in Utah's comedy scene, performing regularly at venues like Wiseguys Comedy Club and various events and clubs across the Western United States.

Fury's comedic style is characterized by its candidness and willingness to tackle personal and often taboo subjects.  He blends dark humor with clever insights, delivering performances that resonate with audiences seeking authenticity and depth.  His shows often explore themes from his own life experiences, including struggles with addiction, mental health, homelessness, and personal relationships.

Chuck has headlined various venues, including Wiseguys Comedy Club in Salt Lake City. He also co-headlines the Partners In Crime stage show with fellow comedian Nick Lucero at various venues. In addition, Chuck is an intregal part of the Dumb & Dirty, Just 3 Freakin'  Guys, Filthy Four, and Wrecking Crew stage shows.

He has been featured on various comedy showcases and festivals, including 29 appearances on the Wiseguys Sunday Night Special and multiple appearances on Don't Tell Comedy, Shock Collar Comedy, and The Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival. He was also selected to perform in a private show for Jelly Roll in 2024 at a kick-off party for the Beautifully Broken Tour.

Fury has been featured on Joke WRLD, was the first ever comedian featured in Voyage Utah Magazine, has appeared on ABC 4Utah's Good Things Utah television show, and was featured in the national publication Canvas Rebel Magazine.

Chuck has appeared as a guest on a litany of podcasts, as well as co-hosting the popular Junkyland podcast with Andy Gold and Sam Poulter, and the Partners In Crime podcast with Nick Lucero.

Chuck has shared the stage with other notable comedians such as Kurt Metzger, Rodney Norman, Andy Gold, Tré Lamb, Ryan Leader, Arvin Mitchell, Ryan Irwin, Nick Guerra, Tom Clark, Jackson Banks, Luis Juarez, Isaak Allen, Jay Reid, and Chris Clarke, to name a few.

Before venturing into stand-up comedy, Fury was involved in the local hip-hop scene, performing under the moniker Smoove Daddy Cee with the group Ghetto Mentality, which is now considered a legendary, pioneering force in Salt Lake's rap scene.  His background in music and performance laid the groundwork for his transition into comedy.

Fury's life has been marked by significant challenges.  He has openly discussed his past struggles with homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues, including bipolar disorder and Asperger's syndrome.  These experiences heavily influence his comedic material, providing a raw and honest lens through which he connects with his audience.

Chuck Fury's journey from a tumultuous past to a rising figure in comedy is a testament to his resilience and dedication to his craft.  His performances offer a unique blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling, making him a standout in Utah's comedy landscape.

Chuck maintains an active online presence where he shares updates, performance clips, and engages with his audience:

Website: FuriousComedy.com
Instagram: @ChuckFuryComedy
TikTok: @ChuckFuryComedy
YouTube: Chuck Fury
Facebook: Chuck Fury 

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