Delirious TV, filmed at Delirious Comedy Club inside Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino, is now streaming worldwide on Roku and Amazon Fire TV. Visitors can also attend live tapings every Thursday in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas comedy just broke out of the club. Delirious TV, a stand-up series from Don Barnhart, now streams on Roku and Amazon Fire TV. The show brings the buzz of a real Las Vegas comedy night to viewers everywhere.
Each week, cameras roll at Delirious Comedy Club inside Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino. The lineup changes often. Headliners, touring comics, and up-and-coming acts all take the stage. Shows tape every Thursday at 7 p.m. Anyone can buy a ticket and join the live audience.
According to Las Vegas Weekly, Delirious Comedy Club continues to operate at Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino, with Don Barnhart & Friends scheduled to perform on October 4, 2026.
Streaming Las Vegas comedy worldwide
Barnhart lives in Las Vegas and headlines shows across the city. He got the idea for Delirious TV after years of performing for U.S. troops overseas. He wanted to give people everywhere a taste of a real comedy club, especially those far from home. Now, with Roku and Fire TV, Delirious TV reaches a global crowd. Visitors in Las Vegas can still catch the taping in person.
"We can bring Las Vegas comedy to someone thousands of miles away, and when they come to Vegas, they can walk into Delirious Comedy Club and see us live," Barnhart said. The show keeps things unpredictable. Viewers meet new comics and see familiar faces. No two nights are the same.
Inside Delirious Comedy Club
Delirious Comedy Club runs live stand-up Thursday through Sunday at Silver Sevens. Delirious TV tapes on Thursdays. Don Barnhart & Friends headline, joined by guest comics from Las Vegas and beyond. The crowd at the taping shapes the energy. People watching at home get a front-row view.
Independent listings from BroadwayWorld confirm that Delirious Comedy Club is included in the current Las Vegas event calendar, with performances scheduled from April 28 through December 31, 2026. However, these calendars list the club's live shows separately from the Delirious TV project, and do not independently verify the availability of Delirious TV on Roku or Amazon Fire TV.
Comedians who want to appear on Delirious TV can send in a bio, a performance video, and their Las Vegas dates. The series is open to both seasoned and new comics. Barnhart says it's important to give fresh voices a shot alongside veterans.
How to watch and attend
To watch, search "Delirious TV" in the Streaming Channels section on Roku or on Amazon Fire TV. Show details are at DeliriousTV.com. Tickets for live tapings are sold at DeliriousComedyClub.com. For media or booking, reach out to Don Barnhart Entertainment or Delirious TV through the club's website.
Las Vegas entertainment keeps finding new ways to reach people. Other venues have started streaming or expanding their brands, as seen in recent hospitality launches reported by Vegas Report. Delirious TV bets that people want real Las Vegas comedy, even if they're nowhere near a casino.
Las Vegas always reinvents itself. Delirious TV's move to streaming is more than a tech upgrade. Barnhart is building a new way for comics to reach fans and for visitors to connect with the city. For Las Vegas, it's a reminder: the city's edge comes from staying connected to audiences, wherever they are.
