Martin Amini Biography
Martin Amini is a stand-up comedian whose comedy draws on personal stories, family life, and cultural identity. His conversational delivery and observational humor have helped him build an audience through live performances and comedy content. The supplied event information identifies a performance at Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco on July 26, 2025; it does not include a tour name, discography, or details of earlier appearances at the venue.
San Francisco's comedy scene offers a fitting setting for an intimate club performance, with audiences gathering from across the Bay Area. For visitors using ticketsberkeley.com to explore Concerts and Comedy events, Cobb's is the venue associated with this Martin Amini listing.
Venue and Seating Information
Cobb's Comedy Club is a comedy-focused venue where the room's compact format can make the performance feel close and engaging. Exact seating layouts and section names can vary by event, so check the ticket details before choosing seats.
For a comedy show, seats with a clear, unobstructed view of the stage are generally a practical choice. The event data does not provide section-specific reviews or identify particular seats as the best or worst, so visitors should rely on the seating information shown at checkout.
Parking Information
Parking availability and prices can change, and no event-specific parking details were provided. Fans attending Cobb's Comedy Club can consider these general options:
- Look for nearby paid parking garages and lots, checking operating hours and rates before arrival.
- Consider street parking where permitted, while carefully observing posted time limits and restrictions.
Allow extra time to find a space, particularly around showtime. Since no specific lot, address, or verified price is available for this event, confirm current parking arrangements before travelling.
Martin Amini Berkeley reviews
Godsmack Rocked IT!!!!
After we packed everything we thought we could bring, we were so wrong!! We were sent back to the car with our blanket at the gate because it wasn't allowed. My wife and I walked back to get into the show on our 2nd attempt, and she was told her purse was too big (they could have let us know the 1st time they sent us back to our car). We missed the first part of Theory of a Deadman, but Godsmack stole the show in our opinion! They were amazing. The main event was Martin Amini! Without Tommy Lee (the drummer)... hmmm. We were not impressed with how they sounded or performed. We actually left early before they were done, after all these months of being stoked to see them. We are glad that we saw them in February on the Saints of Los Angeles tour. Expecting a way better show than the tour, we were very disappointed! Not the best show, Too bad Crue... We would only recommend Crue Fest if Godsmack was going to be there again.