Knickerbocker’s is teaming up with 101.1 JACK FM to “Make Jack Laugh”!

You think you have what it takes? Got some funny jokes? Come out to Knickerbocker’s and join the competition!!

Starting Wednesday night May 2nd from 7-9pm we will be hosting a comedy night at Knickerbocker’s in Sunnyland Plaza. Each week the winner will recieve a prize pack complete with a $30 in Knickerbocker Bucks and other swag. the the 5 winners compete on June 6th for the grandprize of Cash Money!

Be sure to bring your friends along to cheer for you and advance you to the next round, $300 bucks and a chance to come back!

Don’t have any funny jokes but you want to come out for the fun and get a good laugh? Come on out! Knickerbocker’s will be serving up $2 Well Drinks, $2 Captain Morgan Drinks, $2 Domestic Pints and $3 import and craft pints.

Ted Nugent is coming to the Peoria Civic Center on Tuesday, June 12^th!

Click here to win JACK’s tickets to see Nugent!

JACK FM was on hand to celebrate the St. Patrick’s Day festivities with 3-1/2 Men in downtown Peoria!

The band rocked out on a flatbed trailer to a massive crowd cheered them on, while candy and t-shirts were launched into the sea of onlookers.

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The TV Networks and the Supreme Court are back into the argument on whether or not we should be allowed to drop one of these on the air!

Drop It? Hell, I don’t think I can even lift it!

Apparently in today’s world of wide-spread unregulated cable television content, and uncensored online versions of censored-on-air television shows, it is being argued that the FCC’s argument for supposedly protecting children so that parents can “put their children in front of the television without having to worry they will be bombarded by vulgarity.”… Great parenting, guys.

At the very least, it looks like the FCC’s currently difficult to understand guidelines will probably get a revamp. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in NYC has already declared that the FCC’s current policy is unconstitutionally vague!

It’ll probably be a long battle, but in the words of Bob Dylan, “The times, they are a-changin’!”

Click here for the original Business Week article