Trivia/Karaoke Host

Posted 3 days ago

regularBaltimore (MD)

Entertainers and Performers, Sports and Related Workers, All Other All Other Amusement and Recreation Industries

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Junior

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$20 to $30 per hour

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About the role

Ever get paid to be the life of the party? The Regular is hiring and we're looking for people who know how to work a room. We run competitive karaoke leagues and trivia nights across the DMV and we need energetic, engaging hosts who can bring the energy, keep the night moving, and make every player feel like a star. Whether you're hosting a packed trivia night or running a karaoke showdown, you'll be the face of the experience. This isn't a background job. This is a front-of-room, crowd-reading, mic-holding, vibe-setting role and we want someone who was born for it.

What you'll do: Host karaoke league nights and/or trivia events at partner venues across [DC / Northern VA / Montgomery County / Columbia, MD]. Keep energy high, run smooth events, engage players and audiences, and represent The Regular with personality and professionalism.

What we're looking for: Natural performers and people people. Someone who's comfortable with a mic and can think on their feet. Prior hosting, performing, teaching, or entertainment experience is a plus but not required. We'll train the right person. What you'll get$20 to $30 per hour depending on experience. Flexible scheduling built around your life. A community of people who genuinely love what they do. And honestly a really fun job.

About us: The Regular is an entertainment company running competitive karaoke, trivia, bocce, and esports leagues across multiple cities. We've been building community through play since 2012 and we're growing fast. If this sounds like your kind of thing, we want to hear from you. Apply now and tell us why you'd own the room.

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