We’re honored to support a night where music meets mission—Marc Roberge of O.A.R., joined by South Shore favorites Aldous Collins & Hitch, and the inspiring Set in Stone, are coming together for a heartfelt benefit concert supporting Plymouth Bay House.

This incredible evening of great tunes and good vibes is dedicated to helping a mental wellness community that stands strong for adults with disabilities and mental illness—and your attendance goes directly toward that mission.

🎟️ Tickets & Details:

• $75 Advance — General Admission 
• Doors at 5 PM • Show at 6 PM 
• 21+ Event | Valid ID Required
• No Refunds

🎤 The Lineup

Marc Roberge (O.A.R.): Known for his dynamic live performances and emotional songwriting, Marc steps into a more intimate spotlight for this solo set—reimagining fan favorites and sharing stories that connect.

Aldous Collins & Hitch: Two beloved South Shore singer-songwriters team up for the first time—melding folk, rock, reggae, and soul for a rare and uplifting musical pairing.

Set in Stone: Made up of members from the Plymouth Bay House Clubhouse, this band brings heartfelt originals and covers that echo the strength and recovery at the heart of their community.

🌿 Pre-Show by South Shore Buds

Stop by the dispensary before doors to catch all the good feels:

• Preroll & cannabis beverage special bundles to kick off your evening right
• Swag giveaways & strain pairings curated for a soulful vibe
• Our friendly team ready to chat tunes, terps, and community

Check Out G-Love’s Back Yard Burners, Only Available At Select Dispensaries

✅ Make It a Night to Remember

• Arrive early to grab merch and mingle
• Bring your friends for a night of live music and local impact
• Tag @southshorebudsma in your concert photos for a chance at giveaways!

Join us on Monday, August 25, for a night where music, heart, and community come together—helping build purpose, confidence, and connection, one song at a time.

Spotlight: Plymouth Bay House – A Community Clubhouse with Heart

As you groove to the tunes, it’s important to recognize the heart behind the night’s cause — Plymouth Bay House. Located in Plymouth, this accredited Clubhouse is more than a program; it’s a thriving, supportive community dedicated to adults navigating mental illness. Instead of focusing on illness, Plymouth Bay House champions wellness, peer support, and meaningful living. 

What makes the Clubhouse special? Members don’t just attend — they participate. Working side by side with staff, individuals help lead day-to-day operations and offer one another mutual support in an atmosphere of belonging and respect. 

Through tailored programming in education, employment, life skills, wellness, arts, and housing, members build confidence, independence, and genuine connection—all at no cost. 

Thanks to the generosity of nights like this, Plymouth Bay House continues to offer a safe haven where people not only heal, but thrive.

— Your Buds at South Shore Buds