Can’t wait until the 2017 Squeak and Squawk Music Festival? The indie rock and pop festival lands in Tacoma beginning June 22, but you can celebrate the music and help support the festival Monday, June 12 when Peaks and Pints plays music curated by Squeak and Squawk co-producer Rev. Adam McKinney as part of its weekly SudsPop music and craft beer listening party night. Fifty cents from every craft beer pint sold will go toward funding this year’s SQSQ festival.

Squeak and Squawk is a five-day indie music festival in Tacoma that persists in spite of itself. Founded in 2008, by Sean Alexander and Peter Lynn, the form of having 10 shows — split between all-ages and 21+ — and populating the shows with eccentric acts that wouldn’t normally hit Tacoma, was an intoxicating one. After two successful Squeak and Squawks, the fest was getting ready to be put to rest, when Adam McKinney and Jena Stedtler picked it up in 2012.

After two consecutive years of Squeak and Squawk, in 2012 and 2013, McKinney and Stedtler collapsed, exhausted, and didn’t come out of hibernation until 2017, reviving the festival for an upcoming run: June 22-26. This year, they’ve assembled a typically weird and wonderful bunch of acts, many of whom are featured on tonight’s playlist. The SudsPop playlist will feature some of the songs as far back as the inaugural fest, while others are selections from this year’s crop of bands. There are also some aspirational choices — bands that would’ve fit Squeak and Squawk like a glove, but were so drastically pricey as to cause instant heart burn for the festival programmer.

In any event, this playlist should give some indication of what you’ll experience at this year’s Squeak and Squawk — a diverting group of oddballs with a song in their heart. Find it in your heart to help fund the festival while drinking delicious craft beer.

SUDSPOP: SQUEAK AND SQUAWK FUNDRAISER, 7 p.m., Monday, June 12, Peaks and Pints, 3816 N. 26^th St., Basecamp proctor, Tacoma