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Quil Ceda Creek Casino is honoring all seniors each Tuesday with entertainment from 1PM until 4PM. Seniors over the age of 50 will have their choice between $2 off any food item from The Kitchen, $5 Free Play, 10 bonus entries or a gift. Must be a ONE club member to participate. Food voucher excludes alcoholic beverages. Guests earning 100 promo slot points will receive $10 Free Play instead of $5. Guests earning 200 promo slot points must visit a promotional kiosk to claim their gift. Limited to one per week, per guest.

Emcee Jody Carroll

Currently residing in Enumclaw, Washington, Jody Carroll grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. Drawing upon her life experiences, her comedy is "mostly" clean about parenting, marriage and Alaska foster parenting.

Jody has been featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show and featured showcases in NYC, New Jersey, LA, Seattle and Spokane. She is the house comic at the Spokane Comedy Club and a verified comic for showcases at Broadway Comedy Club in NYC.

Accolades include taking second place at the Salt Lake City Laugh Battle and finalist in Nate Jackson’s Funniest Contest.

Clayton Fletcher

Clayton Fletcher is a New York-based comedian with a new special, "Middle Child Syndrome," streaming on all platforms and a book, The ROI of LOL (p. HarperCollins), where he shares what comedians know that businesspeople should know!

Voted "Best of the Fest" at the Stockholm Comedy Festival and heard daily on Sirius/XM's “Laugh USA,” Clayton can also be seen on “The Ivy League of Comedy Live from the Emelin Theatre" on Amazon Prime, Hulu's "Comedy Brew," AXS TV's "Gotham Comedy Live," FOX’s “FOX News Saturday Night” and Comcast's "Who's Laughing Now?"

Key Lewis

Born in Sacramento, California, Key Lewis is a high-energy, improvisational, storytelling, multiple-personality nutcase! His love for people and hunger for the stage is his undying motivation.

His comedic stories about his childhood, family and unusual views on relationships make Key simply a joy to watch. His ability to improvise and interact with all types of crowds makes this up-and-coming comic and actor one to look out for. Key has a special on Dry Bar Comedy called "Half Black Half White Looks Mexican," and has appeared on Marlon Wayans TBS’s "Funniest Wins," Starz Networks "StaannDup," Kevin Hart's "One Mic Stand" as well as Bill Bellamy’s "Who’s Got Jokes!"

Key is an active member of the GIs of Comedy and all-veteran comedy group who tour all over the world performing for our service members. Key says, "Chase your dream, always know your audience; don't act funny, be funny; don't be a dick; don't worry about the quantity of your material but the quality; the sooner you create a relationship with your crowd, the better you will be."

Very few musicians are said to be extraordinary examples of excellence in any one genre of music. Even fewer can be described as exceptional across multiple genres. Chris Eger fits into the latter category as both a guitarist AND a vocalist, an especially rare gift. The band’s high-energy performances always pleases crowds and are constant signatures of what the cast brings. The band is tight, fun and dishes out plenty of soul! It’s no wonder they constantly attract new fans as well as amaze longtime followers.

Written and recorded in Nashville with Chris’ guitar hero, Eric Heatherly, as producer – The CEB’s latest offering “Show Me Where to Sign” is a breath of fresh air in a prepackaged, fast-food type of music landscape. It features tunes penned by Eric, Chris, Nashville Blues great Stacy Mitchhart, as well as co-founder of Ground Zero Blues Club in Clarksdale, MS Gary Vincent. Notable musicians include world renowned vocalist extraordinaire Bekka Bramlett, Rock & Roll HOF inductee Double Trouble’s Reese Wynans and some of the most prolific studio players in Nashville. This high-energy record blends straight electric blues with blue-eyed soul, Hendrix-inspired classic rock and horn-infused funk. It is a fresh take on vintage guitar music for the 21st century!

A bona fide “quadruple threat,” Eger is a multi-instrumentalist, accomplished songwriter and kick-butt showman, as well as a sensational vocalist for which he has been nominated three years in a row for Best Male Vocalist by the Washington Blues Society. Chris is backed by bassist and father Randall Eger, who has over 35 years of live performance experience. Drummer Mark Clark is a veteran of the Northwest music scene, playing with the likes of the New Deal Rhythm Band and the Chryslers. Clark brings a solid, funky foundation to the group and always delivers. Rick Jiles, keyboardist and leader of the local favorites Midlife Crisis & the Alimony Horns, is a tasteful and scintillating addition to the rhythm section. Finally, Pete Kirkman and Mike West lend their talents as the noteworthy and eponymous Powerhouse Horns.<

90s House Party is a live, high-energy band performing all of the hottest dance and party hits from the '90s. They bring you all the music that memories are made from.

Quil Ceda Creek Casino is honoring all seniors each Tuesday with entertainment from 1PM until 4PM. Seniors over the age of 50 will have their choice between $2 off any food item from The Kitchen, $5 Free Play, 10 bonus entries or a gift. Must be a ONE club member to participate. Food voucher excludes alcoholic beverages. Guests earning 100 promo slot points will receive $10 Free Play instead of $5. Guests earning 200 promo slot points must visit a promotional kiosk to claim their gift. Limited to one per week, per guest.

Emcee Jody Carroll

Currently residing in Enumclaw, Washington, Jody Carroll grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. Drawing upon her life experiences, her comedy is "mostly" clean about parenting, marriage and Alaska foster parenting.

Jody has been featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show and featured showcases in NYC, New Jersey, LA, Seattle and Spokane. She is the house comic at the Spokane Comedy Club and a verified comic for showcases at Broadway Comedy Club in NYC.

Accolades include taking second place at the Salt Lake City Laugh Battle and finalist in Nate Jackson’s Funniest Contest.

Travis Sherer

An award-winning humor columnist and lifelong Seattleite, comedian Travis Sherer is still figuring out some things. Like, why do we have to stretch before yoga?

Travis’ comedy often cheekily covers family and the eccentricities, absurdities and the downright insanity of children. It’s also 100% clean, which means he sometimes gets mistaken for a Mormon — particularly because he also doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke and met his wife when he was one years old.

And it probably doesn’t help that he’s performed in more churches than he cares to admit. He's performed in clubs, festivals, wineries, breweries and backyards across the county ...and even a cornfield ...where he was paid in corn. He's toured with national headliners and performed with the best comedians in the Northwest. He even lost at poker to Ray Ramano once.

Milt Abel

Born on New Year’s day in the nation’s capital, and with a last name that begins with the letters A-b-e, Milt has always been at the front of one line or another. Before he was one years old, his family moved west, and with the help of a private detective, Milt was able to follow them to California.

It was in college that Milt first started to perform; eventually writing, directing and acting in his own plays for students and faculty. After graduating with honors from San Jose State University, Milt moved to San Francisco in search of a career in stand-up comedy and a reasonably priced apartment, no easy task in San Francisco. “I’m beginning to think that Adam and Eve’s real punishment wasn’t so much that they had to leave the garden, as it was that they had to find another place …”

A headlining stand-up comedian for over thirty years, Milt has performed throughout the United States and Canada in venues ranging from corporate engagements to cruise ships, from television to bars masquerading as comedy clubs under names like "Ha Ha a Go Go."

Milt now lives in San Jose, California. His three grown kids; Kelsey, Noah and Ellery are in Oregon. He has a dozen television appearances to his credit, including “An Evening at the Improv," Showtime, PBS and Comedy Central. Milt is also an accomplished writer; publishing three novels and selling jokes to Dennis Miller.

Washed in Black is comprised of a group of seasoned musicians reigning from the great Pacific Northwest. They banded together to pay homage to the music of Pearl Jam, and to bring the full concert experience of one of the most prolific bands of our time.

From Marvin Gaye to Cameo, Seal to Naughty By Nature, The System to 2Pac, Stevie Wonder to Ne-Yo, Chapter 5 is crafted to bring a new spin to Seattle's R&B world. Expect classic songs done with contemporary groove sensibility as well as a collection of unique hits that are far from overdone.

The '70s come alive when Brickhouse hits the stage in their authentic '70s disco costumes. Dance the night away to hit songs originally performed by the Bee Gees, The Commodores, The Village People and many more. Bring your friends, your significant other, your boogie shoes and get down tonight to Brickhouse.