Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK. Our quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television. Each quiz has two audio rounds: a “Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV. Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you’re some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team. Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes depending on the venue. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz. You don’t have to be a trivia God to enjoy the quiz. Since you’re playing on a team, the collective knowledge base makes for more fun, less pressure. It’s not final friggin’ Jeopardy.

Shaky Hand String Band was founded high in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. The bands free spirited personalities are inspired from the mountain town lifestyles in which they live. It’s heard in their original lyrics, and felt in their high-energy feel good licks. The bands fresh approach to old time tunes and modern jam band music captures the hearts of new fans everywhere they go. Steadily growing a fan base from touring, and their first album “Two Miles High,” Shaky Hand String Band is quickly filling a niche in the fast evolving music industry. Dirt stomping and catchy lyrics are the heart beat of Shaky Hand String Band. Members consists of Jess Rose Moidel (fiddle), Patrick O’Halloran (banjo), Todd Webster (mandolin), Nick Beato (bass) and Loren Zyniecki (Guitar). https://www.shakyhandstringband.com/home

Hank Cramer is one of the best-loved folksingers in the Northwest. He is widely known for his booming bass voice, smooth picking on a vintage flat-top guitar, and his wry sense of humor. He has a repertoire of over a thousand modern and traditional songs, spanning the entire “folk music” genre. Hank has a strong following in the Tri-Cities area. He has performed for nearly twenty years for the annual Tumbleweed Festival, given historical lectures at Columbia Basin College, and sailed into Pasco aboard the tall ship “Lady Washington”. Hank has been a full-time traveling folksinger since 1999, and recently released his twenty-first music CD. Hank received the prestigious Humanities Washington Award in 2011. His recordings have also earned awards from Northwest Public Radio, Heartland Public Radio, and Texas Public Radio. http://www.hankcramer.com/

Through this, her ninth CD, singer, songwriter, pianist and guitarist Jill Cohn continues her musical journey to find the good stuff within the oft-harsh lessons of life and love. A poet with insights steeped in hope and faith, on “Beautiful I Love You” Cohn finds much humor in life’s difficulties but not in a Pollyanna sort of way by any means. Cohn’s expressions of her spirit are bittersweet and sometimes wry but always with so much realness that she can make you feel better if only by singing your pain. Rest assured: Cohn’s music will lift you up – Tacoma Weekly http://www.jillcohn.com/

Doc Jeebus’ Mojo Library is a, five-member, musical collaboration with the goal of presenting an eclectic reassessment of popular music. The audience will be treated to songs by awesome musicians they’ve probably never heard of before – Interesting rearrangements of songs they have heard before, but not like the Doc Jeebus’ versions. – Covers of songs from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s that are not usually heard played by anyone other than the original artist. Elements of Rock, Jazz, Swing, Rock-a-Billy, Punk, Funk, Soul & Blues will weave in and out over the course of an evening with Doc Jeebus’ Mojo Library. Former members of, perennial Tri-City favorite, The Dirty Rivers Blues Band, Michael Hedley (keys/vocals), and Roy Rupert (Bass/vocals) are joined by New Orleans transplants Kristi Merilh(drums/vocals), Ed Merilh(guitar/vocals), and Earl Roesch Jr (guitar/vocals). We, the Library Board Members are confident you will enjoy what you hear!