Upcoming Events at The Secret Group
Description
Houston's beloved Whiskey Brothers return for the 9th year running with their Drunken Christmas Ball. Appearances by Slade Ham, Robert L. Mungle, Dale Cheesman, Kiki Maroon, Brian "BC" Carrion.
Event Details
The Whiskey Brothers 9th Annual Drunken Christmas Ball at The Secret Group
The Secret Group | 2101 Polk St.
Dec. 22 | 7:00 pm Doors | 8:00 pm Show
$10 ADV | $15 DAY OF
Expect a slew of special guests as comedians and musicians return home for the holidays and crash the most legendary show in Houston each and every year. Stand up, music, sketches, and more!
The Whiskey Brothers - three guys from Texas hell bent on not just voicing their opinions, but having a great time in the process. All headliners in their own rights, they come together like a comedic Voltron to bring you an unforgettable night of whiskey, mayhem, and jokes.
The Reverend Robert L. Mungle - the founding member, has been performing standup for fifteen years. He has performed everywhere, from sold out theaters to seedy strip clubs and everything in between. He has voiced characters in virtually every anime on the market, and takes the stage with an aggression that would scare you if it weren’t so ridiculously funny.
Slade Ham – a globetrotting international headliner that has taken the stage in 41 countries on six different continents. He was telling jokes in Germany two weeks after 9/11, he’s hopped from base to base across Japan and Korea for the Air Force, and has been dropped off by Blackhawk helicopter to do spontaneous sets for soldiers in the Iraqi desert. Slade also directed in starred in the short film "A Fist Full of Pills" and it lost to Kevin Pollack at the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival and is a regular on The Bob & Tom Show. You can see him in the upcoming documentary, "I Am Battle Comic."
Sam Demaris – winner of Houston’s Funniest Person in 2002, and also the hard rocking, Motorhead loving, dreadlocked black guy. His brand of storytelling comes complete with a bottle of Jack Daniels and a battery pack that never runs out of energy.
It’s a show that will kick you in the teeth and make you love it. Don’t miss The Whiskey Brothers. It’s like drinking with your friends… if only your friends were this funny.
The Secret Group | 2101 Polk St.
Dec. 22 | 7:00 pm Doors | 8:00 pm Show
$10 ADV | $15 DAY OF
Expect a slew of special guests as comedians and musicians return home for the holidays and crash the most legendary show in Houston each and every year. Stand up, music, sketches, and more!
The Whiskey Brothers - three guys from Texas hell bent on not just voicing their opinions, but having a great time in the process. All headliners in their own rights, they come together like a comedic Voltron to bring you an unforgettable night of whiskey, mayhem, and jokes.
The Reverend Robert L. Mungle - the founding member, has been performing standup for fifteen years. He has performed everywhere, from sold out theaters to seedy strip clubs and everything in between. He has voiced characters in virtually every anime on the market, and takes the stage with an aggression that would scare you if it weren’t so ridiculously funny.
Slade Ham – a globetrotting international headliner that has taken the stage in 41 countries on six different continents. He was telling jokes in Germany two weeks after 9/11, he’s hopped from base to base across Japan and Korea for the Air Force, and has been dropped off by Blackhawk helicopter to do spontaneous sets for soldiers in the Iraqi desert. Slade also directed in starred in the short film "A Fist Full of Pills" and it lost to Kevin Pollack at the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival and is a regular on The Bob & Tom Show. You can see him in the upcoming documentary, "I Am Battle Comic."
Sam Demaris – winner of Houston’s Funniest Person in 2002, and also the hard rocking, Motorhead loving, dreadlocked black guy. His brand of storytelling comes complete with a bottle of Jack Daniels and a battery pack that never runs out of energy.
It’s a show that will kick you in the teeth and make you love it. Don’t miss The Whiskey Brothers. It’s like drinking with your friends… if only your friends were this funny.
