OFFEND-A-THON 5!

Pineapple Productions is excited to have back by popular demand, OFFEND-A-THON 5 - An Offence in Every Sense - featuring the distinctive original songs of two area performers - Randy Stewart and Ron Marshall.

Together they plan on recreating the OFFEND-A-THON concept show they've presented to great response since 2022. People said it couldn't safely be repeated - but it's back again and even better. They've added more audience participation - and songs guaranteed to offend.

Plus, this year we are introducing the official OFFEND-A-THON Peace Prize - nominations are now open.

Ron Marshall is a singer/songwriter who lives in the woods outside of Havelock and claims to have no musical direction whatsoever. He writes about whatever rattles around in his empty head for a long enough time. This means you’ll hear songs about kissing neighbours, how the right car can get you into heaven, renegade mothers, hobos, danger on horseback, and more. You’ll also share Ron’s laughter at some of the circumstances surrounding the songs and other music in his life.

Randy Stewart is a Canadian singer/songwriter who has been performing professionally for more than 30 years. He has been seen on television, heard on radio and recorded by the CBC. His recordings can be found in the delete bins of some of the country’s finest record stores – and his new song Buck-A-Beer is currently an 'internet sensation' on Youtube. Originally from Northwestern Ontario, he now lives in a basement apartment in Belleville, Ontario.

He has been crusading for years to purge love songs from his performances. His mantra – Sad Songs & Funny Songs ‘I DON’T PLAY LOVE SONGS’ – has become familiar to music fans throughout the region. The lovelorn, lovesick and skeptical can all take refuge when Mr. Stewart takes the stage to give them something to sing about – that doesn’t wear its heart on its sleeve.

“There’s a lot of performers out there singing about love and relationships – I’m just not one of ‘em”

PLEASE NOTE: Advance ticket sales end at midnight on Saturday, March 7. Advance tickets are not available on the day of the event. At-the-door Tickets - if available - are $30.

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