Damon Williams

Damon Williams, a native of Chicago, began his career in the early 1990s as a Subway sandwich shop owner before transitioning into the entertainment industry. He quickly gained recognition for his stand-up comedy performances. His work has spanned various networks and television shows, establishing him as a prominent figure in comedy. Williams has shared the stage with numerous established stars and has performed extensively across the United States. His career trajectory saw him secure an opening spot on the renowned Kings of Comedy Tour and participate in the Royal Comedy Tour. His diverse talents have also led him to contribute to radio programs and develop his own television series.

For eight years, Williams was a regular on the Tom Joyner Morning Show, where he was known as “The Funny Chair.” This role showcased his consistent ability to deliver humor to a broad audience. In 2019, he served as the executive producer for “Plight of the Independent Filmmaker,” a TV series in which he also acted. Building on his producing experience, Williams executive produced and hosted his own eight-episode series, “Laugh Tonight with Damon Williams,” which premiered in 2020 and is now available on UrbanflixTV and TUBI. Continuing his engagement with radio, he can be heard weekly on the nationally syndicated DL Hughley Radio Show’s segment, “That’s What I Think with Damon Williams.”

Williams has expanded his artistic endeavors beyond stand-up and radio to include acting. He has taken on various roles, including a leading part in the film “Heaven on Seven,” released in 2020 and accessible on Tubi and other streaming platforms. His written contributions to comedy are notable, and he serves as an on-air contributor to “SHERRI.” In 2019, his Netflix special “All The Queen’s Men,” presented by Sommore, further solidified his standing in the comedy landscape. Currently, Williams maintains an active touring schedule, performing comedy shows across the country.