Taproom Trivia in Long Reach: Name That Tune Music Night

Name That Tune: Through the Decades drops into Long Reach, New Brunswick, at the Taproom on a Thursday night, inviting locals and travelers to test their music memory across pop, rock, soul, and recent chart-toppers. The room fills with cider-sweet air, laughter, and the steady tension of a team trying to beat the buzzer. Teams of two to six compete over a two-hour set, listening for song snippets from different eras and racking up points toward Yip prizes. What makes this night special is how low-pressure it feels while still slickly organized: rounds of quick-fire clips alternate with theme rounds and callback bonuses that favor both deep cuts and radio staples. The Taproom’s accessible main floor welcomes strollers and wheelchairs, so the event draws a cross-section of the community—from college friends and couples to grandparents who know the original 60s hooks. There’s a craft-cider focus here rather than a generic bar menu, so expect crisp local pours, cider flights, and a room that smells faintly of apples and wood. The scene is intimate—think long bar, a small raised stage where hosts queue clips, and communal tables that encourage table-side banter and ear-worm cooperation. Note the practicalities: registration is free, teams of 2–6, and the night typically lasts about two hours. Bringing a charged phone, pen and paper, and sharp ears will pay dividends. Long Reach itself is a compact Maritime town where the taproom acts as a social hub; this event is less about tourism spectacle and more about tasting local culture. The musical theme rotates, so repeat visits feel fresh. Hosts keep the pace brisk, the rules clear, and the prizes small but fun—gift vouchers and Taproom swag often up for grabs. This is a great choice for travelers looking for an authentic evening with locals, a low-cost group activity, or a cozy night where music sparks conversation. It’s also a smart fallback for drizzly evenings when outdoor plans wash out. Accessibility, team-friendly structure, and a cider-forward drink list make this trivia night a distinctly Maritime way to spend a weekday evening. Whether you come to prove your decade expertise or to sip something new while pushing guessable choruses to the top of the scoreboard, Name That Tune delivers an engaging, approachable night of music, community, and a glimpse into Long Reach’s pub culture. Arrive about fifteen minutes early to claim a table and sign in — registration is free and staff handle team check-in quickly. The Taproom welcomes all ages, so families with older kids can join, and there is on-street parking or a small lot nearby. If visiting from Moncton, pair the night with local dinner and a cider flight to make an evening of it and friends.