Brian Regan started performing at a small comedy club in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

During the mid-80's, Regan found plenty of work in clubs like "Giggles" and "Sir Laughs a Lot". In 1986, Regan moved to New York City, where he based himself until 1994. In 1998, Regan won $10,000.00 in the K-Rock - Miller Lite Funniest Person in New York contest which put him on the map.

From there, Regan moved to headliner status and began making national TV appearances: MTV Half Hour Comedy Hour, Pat Sajak, Arsenio Hall, and every comic's dream The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.

Brian Regan's highlights have included his own specials on both Showtime and Comedy Central, being featured in Coca Cola's Concession Stand Comedy in movie theaters throughout the country, appearances on both Conan O'Brien and the Late Show with David Letterman, and opening regularly in for Jerry Seinfeld.