About this event

Veteran Atlanta songwriters, Gerard McHugh and Jeremy Richmondcelebrate the release of their latest CD 54th Mile "Lost Girls" with the rock band's performance of the record in iin its entirety at Heck.house(nested between Clarkston and N. Decatur) Opening the show is The Yum Yum Tree, a local Indie rock with band members: Andy Gish, Matt Harr, and John McNicolas. 

How the Heck is this going down?

Come and see them rock da lil' old outdoor stage at Heck.house on September 11th, Saturday, 6pm. It's free! Donate and tip what ya can. 80% goes to the band and 20% to Heck.house. We do have PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, and a card processor.

It's BYOB (Bring your own booze) and Food. Have a picnic or have food delivered. We have some tables and benches out in the mulberry lot. You can bring your own chairs if you wanna. We have 4 picnic tables in a prime-viewing location that we will reserve for you for $10. Each table seats up to 6 people tightly and 4 people comfortably. Look in the "tickets" for availability.

Dog friendly.

We will be following all CDC precautions. Masks are not required outside for vaccinated folks, but everyone is asked to please wear a mask when moving around and entering the house to use the bathroom.

Parking is limited and challenging. There is one-side only parking on Milton Street and a makeshift parking near the railroads. Carpool, Lyft, Uber, Marta, bike, and/or walk are encouraged.