It’s been a while since we’ve released any new material, so we decided to do it all at once! You can catch the premiere of our new music video for 1997 and the release of our new Grandma EP on Friday, May 20th at The Sewing Machine Factory on Whyte! PLUS we’ll also be recording a live album of all our number one hits! If you’re ever going to check out a Success 5000 show, MAKE IT THIS ONE.

That’s right! While Edmonton is home to some of the best sketch comedy in the country, we’ve never had an ongoing show to act as a home for our fledgling sketch scene… UNTIL NOW. Sketch comedy supergroup The Débutantes are extremely excited to present Odd Wednesday, Edmonton’s first and only biweekly sketch comedy showcase. The show debuts April 13th at The Sewing Machine Factory (downstairs from the Mill Creek Cafe on Whyte), and you can check it out for only FIVE BUCKS. The lineup is amazing, there’ll be food and drink from the Mill Creek Cafe, and your pals Success 5000 will be getting in on the fun, performing along with our fellow Debs. Click here for more info!

Success 5000 will be performing at Philly Sketchfest this Saturday (10pm at Johnny Brenda’s) and Sunday (8pm at the CEC). Tickets are on sale now!

To celebrate, we’ve released a BRAND NEW VIDEO of us performing our new song Grandma live at the Empress Comedy Night’s second anniversary show! Many thanks to Mike Robertson and Simon Glassman for the video.

Tune into CBC’s The Irrelevant Show this Saturday at 1:30pm (or Sunday at 6:30pm) to catch a performance by Success 5000! After that, you’ll be able to find clips from the episode on The Irrelevant Show’s website, Facebook, and Twitter.

That’s right! It’s our first international performance EVER, and we couldn’t be more excited. You can catch us the first weekend in April at the 2016 Philly Sketchfest in Philadelphia PA!

SCHEDULE:
Saturday, April 2nd 10:00pm at Johnny Brenda’s
with Mean Wendy Band, 2 Humans and Girls With Brown Hair
Sunday, April 3rd 8:00pm at Community Education Center (CEC)
with Adventure Friends, The Don’t We Boys and The Flat Earth