Middle-Age Love, Mommy Google & Von Trapp Shade: Riki Lindhome Slays With NO WORRIES IF NOT

Photo Credit: Elisabeth Caren

The album is a hilarious and heartwarming collection of songs covering topics from middle-age lovemaking to therapy for women in the 1800’s to infertility and so much more. On No Worries If Not Lindhome isn’t afraid to make light of topics many people shy away from and in doing so offers one of the freshest and boldest comedy records of the year so far. 

—Broadway World

With her first solo comedy album, No Worries if Not, Emmy®-nominated comedian, actress, and musician Riki Lindhome flips life’s messiest moments into sharp, hilarious (and catchy!) songs. Across thirteen unfiltered tracks, Lindhome uses music and humor to illuminate subjects like infertility, middle-age intimacy, parenting pitfalls, and even therapy in the 1800s. Her fearless candor, wrapped in melodic songwriting and biting wit, makes for one of the most refreshing comedy albums of the year.

Co-produced with Los Angeles trio Polyglam, the album draws inspiration from Lindhome’s acclaimed one-woman musical Dead Inside, which debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Several songs were reimagined and expanded for this record, featuring an all-star band that includes Fred Armisen, Incubus bassist Nicole Row, and Wolves of Glendale drummer Eric Jackowitz. Notable singles “Middle Age Love,” “Don’t Google Mommy,” and “So Long, Farewell” showcase Lindhome’s knack for taking personal and cultural anxieties and spinning them into clever, unforgettable songs.

Riki Lindhome is an Emmy®-nominated actress, writer, comedian, and songwriter. Known as one half of the musical comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates, she also stars in Netflix’s Wednesday and co-created the Comedy Central series Another Period. Her film and television credits include Knives Out, The Big Bang Theory, Under the Silver Lake, and The Wolf of Snow Hollow. Currently, Lindhome is touring her one-woman musical Dead Inside, exploring the realities of fertility and womanhood through her signature blend of humor and heart.

For more information, visit rikilindhome.com.

Photo Credit: Elisabeth Caren

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