Lane Moore

Lane Moore is a multifaceted American artist based in New York City, renowned for her work as a stand-up comedian, writer, musician, and director. Her career began as a writer for The Onion, where she honed her comedic voice, later contributing to prestigious publications such as The New Yorker and The Washington Post. Moore’s unique blend of humor and insight has earned her accolades, including recognition from Brooklyn Based for her self-deprecating comedy and being named one of the top comedians to watch by Bustle in 2017.

In addition to her writing, Moore is the creator and host of the acclaimed comedy show Tinder Live, which she launched in 2014. This innovative performance art combines stand-up with real-time interactions on the dating app Tinder, captivating audiences worldwide. The New York Times praised the show for its addictive entertainment value and Moore’s ability to transform casual banter into compelling comedy, solidifying her reputation as a skilled performer.

Moore’s literary contributions are equally impressive, with her first book, How To Be Alone, receiving widespread acclaim upon its release in 2018. Her follow-up, You Will Find Your People, published in 2023, won the American Book Fest Award and was celebrated for its insightful exploration of adult friendships. Moore’s TED Talk based on the book further showcased her ability to connect with audiences on meaningful topics.

As a musician, Moore fronts the band It Was Romance, which has been recognized for its energetic sound and engaging performances. Her music video for “Hooking Up With Girls” received praise for its creative homage to Fiona Apple’s iconic work. With a diverse portfolio that spans comedy, writing, and music, Lane Moore continues to inspire and entertain, making significant contributions to contemporary culture.