6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United StatesMap
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.... See MoreSee Less
John Piatek is a local to Northern Michigan. He has been sharing his songs and inspired guitar playing with the community for years. In his music, John draws inspiration from stories, experiences and nature. His style has roots in folk rock, while pushing the boundaries using loops and effects to touch upon elements of electronica.
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Rhythm Theory is a Traverse City Michigan based funk band playing sets that blend original instrumentals with funky reinterpretations of well-known classics. Joe Terzano on guitar and vocals. Ryan McGee on drums. Matt Sharp on bass. Todd Renton on keys. Evan Kielty on saxophone.
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Rev up your musical journey with Empire Highway, a band set to take you on a sonic adventure with their high-octane sound and electrifying performances. With a fusion of rock, blues, and a touch of soul, Empire Highway crafts a sound that's as diverse as it is invigorating, promising a night of unparalleled energy and musical prowess. Join us as Empire Highway hits the stage, inviting you to buckle up for a ride through their dynamic melodies and unforgettable rhythms.... See MoreSee Less
The Dune Brothers bring classic rock, blues, soul, country, some well-crafted originals, and anything else we can think of...with raw energy and enthusiasm. With decades-long combined experience performing throughout the local area and beyond, it's a show you won't want to miss!
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect. Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Detroit Tigers Opening Day/Auggies Garden Glo Release
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Join us for the Tigers home opener! Game starts at 1:05 w ith sound of course 🙄
Auggie’s Garden Glo Summer Wheat Seasonal release as well!
John Paul
6535 1st St, Lake Ann, MI 49650-9549, United States Map
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.
John Richard Paul got his start playing music at a relatively young age, beginning with saxophone and piano before moving over to the electric bass. In college he performed weekly with a handful of acts in and around the Lansing area, while also gracing stages regionally and nationally, opening for such acts as All American Rejects, The Format, and scores of other early-2000s indie acts.
Since moving back to his hometown of Traverse City in 2007, John has played bass for and with a who’s-who of Northern Michigan musicians and bands including: The Bihlman Brothers, Levi Britton, David Chown, Drew Hale, Chris Michaels, Mike Moran, One Hot Robot, Miriam Pico, John Pomeroy, Elizabeth Rivers, Chris Sterr, Stolen Silver, Strobelite Honey, Sweetwater Blues Band, Clint Weaner, and The Wild Sullys, to name but a few. He has also performed regularly at Kensington Church, as a member of the Mashup Rock & Roll Musical theater troupe, the Old Town Playhouse, and with the West High School choral department.
Since 2016, he has been the bassist and backing vocalist for the Drew Hale Band, performing both locally and nationally, sharing the stage and festival lineups with the likes of Trace Adkins, Frankie Ballard, The Cadillac Three, Toby Keith, LoCash, Bret Michaels, Dwight Yoakam, and more.
In 2019, he began performing regionally as a duo, this time on acoustic guitar and vocals, with Rhett DuCouer, as Rhett & John.
After years of being a supporting player, in 2021 John made his first tentative steps as a solo performer, playing out under his own name and beginning work on what would become his first solo EP and full-length album.... See MoreSee Less
John Piatek Duo
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
John Piatek is a local to Northern Michigan. He has been sharing his songs and inspired guitar playing with the community for years. In his music, John draws inspiration from stories, experiences and nature. His style has roots in folk rock, while pushing the boundaries using loops and effects to touch upon elements of electronica.
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Rythym Theory
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Rhythm Theory is a Traverse City Michigan based funk band playing sets that blend original instrumentals with funky reinterpretations of well-known classics. Joe Terzano on guitar and vocals. Ryan McGee on drums. Matt Sharp on bass. Todd Renton on keys. Evan Kielty on saxophone.
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Mike Moran & Ryan McGee
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
High energy, covers and originals from an all-around good guy, Traverse City’s own Mike Moran joined by percussionist Ryan McGee from Jack Pine.
New Third Coast
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Northern Michigan's famous power trio
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less
Empire Highway
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
Rev up your musical journey with Empire Highway, a band set to take you on a sonic adventure with their high-octane sound and electrifying performances. With a fusion of rock, blues, and a touch of soul, Empire Highway crafts a sound that's as diverse as it is invigorating, promising a night of unparalleled energy and musical prowess.
Join us as Empire Highway hits the stage, inviting you to buckle up for a ride through their dynamic melodies and unforgettable rhythms.... See MoreSee Less
The Dune Brothers
Lake Ann Brewing Co.
The Dune Brothers bring classic rock, blues, soul, country, some well-crafted originals, and anything else we can think of...with raw energy and enthusiasm. With decades-long combined experience performing throughout the local area and beyond, it's a show you won't want to miss!
Trivia Night!
Lake Ann Brewing Co.6535 First StLake Ann, MI49650 Map
Trivia with host Tom Kaspar in the heated tent on the patio!
Details-No team size limit, but around 6 is perfect.
Games typically take two hours to play and consist of three rounds of general knowledge questions.
The first two rounds each consist of three questions where teams may choose to use either 6, 4 or 2 points, using each point value once. There will also be a 2 point bonus question offered after each of the first two rounds.
Before beginning the third round, we will have a multi part intermission question with four possible answers, each worth 2 points, for a possible maximum of 8 points.
Scoring changes in the third round which includes ten questions. Teams may use point values 10 to 1, again using each point value one time.
After the third round, we’ll report the standings before moving to our final question where teams may wager up to 20 points. Correct answer have the value of their wager added to their score. Incorrect answers will have their wager subtracted from their total.
At that point we’ll tally scores, announce winners and award prizes to our top three teams.... See MoreSee Less