Tweed & Company Theatre presents On The Water featuring Long Range Hustle

Tweed & Company is excited to welcome live audiences back for their first of two outdoor presentations this Fall: A night of live music with indie rock band Long Range Hustle at Beachwood Hollow Resort.

Presented in partnership with the Tweed & Area Arts Council, this is the company’s second Dark Night Cabaret concert of the year (the first being the online presentation of Song & Dance in June) and the show will also kick off the Tweed Harvest Festival!

Long Range Hustle is made up of Paul Brogee (co-lead vocals, guitars, violin), Jay Foster (co-lead vocals, keys, synths), AJ Fisico (drums, vocals), Mike Brogee (bass, vocals) and Ryan Pritchard (guitars), who grew up in and around Hastings County! You could have found them playing handfuls of musical instruments, singing in community choirs, practicing slapshots and blocking hockey pucks, running summer camps and ultimately performing Long Range Hustle shows throughout high school. College and university flew by as they spent every weekend performing shows and writing music in basement studios. The band’s hard work over the past few years has paid off with cross-Canadian headline tours, shows in the US, and support slots with The Glorious Sons, Matt Mays, and Arkells. You might have heard them on CBC and campus radio stations or found them on your favourite Spotify or YouTube playlists. “I’ve been a huge fan of Long Range Hustle for years, and am thrilled that we have this incredible opportunity to bring them to the water in Tweed, in a time when we need it most,” says Artistic Director Tim Porter. “We’re excited to be on the beach together, and be back to live music!”

Audience members are invited to watch the concert from their boats or bring their own chairs to watch on the beach; parking at the Tweed Memorial Park and either taking the $5.00 water taxi provided by Beachwood Hollow, or walking over to the site. The gates will open at 5:30pm, giving patrons lots of time to check in, set up their seats, and take advantage of the on-site bar serving 7/62 Beer, and Duffer’s Food Truck! The show will begin at 6:45pm.

There are still tickets available to purchase for this limited-capacity show, and patrons must register in advance in compliance with the current event guidelines from the province. To increase the financial accessibility of this show, Tweed & Company is using a Pay What You Feel ticketing structure, which means audience members choose whether they pay $5, $10, $15, $20, $25 or $50 for each ticket.