The mighty, mighty Nerdist himself, Chris Hardwick

When the Moontower Comedy & Oddity Festival released the names of 50 comics for the 2017 edition before Christmas, you knew that wouldn’t be it. Not that Ali Wong, Patton Oswalt, Ralphie May, and the others weren’t plenty to get excited about, but Moontower loves to save some juice for the new year. And this week it poured some.

On Wednesday, the Austin-based laughapalooza dropped another nine names – some of them major headliners – for the sixth fest, playing April 19-22 in Austin. Adding to the fun will be:

• quintuple-threat host Chris Hardwick, of Comedy Central’s @midnight, AMC’s Talking Dead and Talking Saul, NBC’s The Wall, and his podcast The Nerdist;

Jay Pharoah, SNL alum and star of the upcoming Showtime series White Famous, created and produced by Jamie Foxx;

• world-class complainer Matt Bellassai, creator of the hit BuzzFeed web series Whine About It and his current To Be Honest;

• omnipresent comic, character actor, and voice actor Brian Posehn, whose new special Posehn/25×2 is now available at SeeSo; and

Morgan Murphy comedian (Irish Goodbye) and writer for 2 Broke Girls, Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Festival badges for the 2017 Moontower Comedy & Oddity Festival are already on sale; single tickets go on sale Fri., Feb. 10, at noon. For more information, visit the Moontower website.

Moontower Comedy & Oddity Festival Lineup:

Ian Abramson

Kyle Ayers

Matt Bearden

Matt Bellassai

Guy Branum

Bryan Callen

Michelle Collins

Barry Crimmins

Chris Cubas

James Davis

DJ Douggpound

Corinne Fisher

Chris Garcia

Caitlin Gill

Luis J. Gomez

Dana Gould

Georgia Hardstark

Chris Hardwick

Tony Hinchcliffe

Krystyna Hutchinson

Matt Ingebretson

Dom Irrera

Josh Johnson

Ian Karmel

Karen Kilgariff

Andy Kindler

Daniel Koren

Lashonda Lester

Wendy Liebman

Mike MacRae

Ralphie May

Kurt Metzger

Josh Adam Meyers

Drew Michael

Morgan Murphy

Arden Myrin

Aparna Nancherla

Big Jay Oakerson

Patton Oswalt

Eddie Pepitone

Rojo Perez

Jay Pharaoh

Chris Porter

Brian Posehn

Colin Quinn

Adam Ray

Erica Rhodes

Matt Sadler

Brendan Schaub

Danielle Schneider

The Sklar Brothers

Dave Smith

Dan Soder

Sarah Tiana

Melissa Villasenor

Jake Weisman

Brad Williams

Casey Wilson

Michelle Wolf

Ali Wong

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