Kevin started stand up shortly after his 17th birthday, and had to wait nearly a year before he could buy a pint after coming off stage. Since his first gig he has shot through the ranks of the Scottish comedy scene. He regularly works all over Scotland, most notably at the Stand comedy clubs in Glasgow and Edinburgh, where he is now part of the regular roster.

In his wry deadpan style he brings out the absurdities in everyday West of Scotland life, with a range observations worthy of a writer twice his years. Although a new kid on the comedy block he has been round it several times in a short successful career.

In 2005 Kevin performed over 150 gigs across Scotland and took his brand of humour throughout the UK - including London's Kings Head and the Comedy Store - rapidly proving that his style and wit readily transfer to a national audience.

A successful Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut saw Kevin perform in the Stand Comedy Club's 'Best of Scottish comedy'. He staged his own full length stand up show as part of the Miller Glasgow International Comedy Festival in March 2006.

Little fazes this young man and his relaxed confidence led to supporting Scottish TV comedy star Karen Dunbar in live sold out theatre shows. Kevin has also clocked up several radio and television credits.

'A talented young comic. Already good, not just promising .... looks to be a born stand up'
The Herald

'The guy was brilliant, an exceptional young comedian. A superstar in the making' One4review.com

'Young comedy prodigy' The Guardian

'His confidence is astonishing. His patter is crude, natural, truthful and hilarious... confident, relaxed style that's bound to take him further. One to watch' Sunday Herald

'Young comedy sensation with precocious talent, see him before he becomes the next Billy Connolly'
IC Newcastle