Great show in Pittsburgh from start to finish. He is def worth seeing. And can’t wait for the next one.

My best friend had absolutely no idea who Matt was and that's what added to the experience as she lost both her parents within five months of eachother and to see the smile and laughter light up her face was the greatest part! Matt brings this vibrant energy no matter the context of the humor it's always fantastic and full of energy! He's truly got a singular gift and I am so grateful he has continued his career forward and continues to bring such amazing joy to so many! I highly recommend going to his shows especially if your going through something hard wether it's a mental health situation or a physical situation, his ability to get you out of the struggle even if its just a little is worth it! I can't express the warmth, and laughter that radiates from every inch of the theatre from the second he hits the stage!

I saw Matt Rife in Boston last night and had a great time! His opening acts weren’t funny, but Matt was amazing. I definitely recommend his show!!

THE 2nd most EPIC b-day (61 trips around the Sun!) EVER! Not only is he freakin' good on the eyes, his quick wit, dry sense of humor & delivery are second to none! Trust me, being a (young @ heart) Boomer, by far the best I've ever seen/heard. The Paramount Theatre is also a 2nd to none venue!! Well worth seeing!!

Warm up acts not so good . Matt very funny good show over all

As a fellow Ohioan & genuine lover of his comedy, I felt slightly embarrassed as a woman. This sweet, genuine, and funny guy had a bit too many hecklers in the audience too early on in the show. That is not his fault whatsoever. I believe he did try his best to handle it respectfully. However, it got so bad that he told one woman to “jump off the balcony”.. just to get people to stop (women). People WERE very disrespectful in the crowd. I am not a performer, so how the hell would I know how to handle that… i wouldn’t.. no good person would.. so I felt for him in that moment. Yet, i was in the front row and could feel his angry frustration, and it was not coming from a funny place. Again, people are rude, and he is human just like the rest of us. SO MORAL OF THE STORY IS STOP HECKLING FOR HIM TO DO CROWD WORK. IT IS HIS SHOW…. And he will do it when he wants to. Please be more respectful and aware when trying to show your love. Great show. Great comedian. Great guy. And at the end of it all, who wouldn’t love him? Just stop shouting mid-show… until he asks… hahaha