SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH THE TASH BROTHERS BAND

Come see the irony of all ironies, The Tash Brothers Band performing for the Walk For Mental Health. Who says mental health professionals don't have a sense of humor? This Sunday, September 21st at 2 in the afternoon, in Heckscher Park in Huntington, Long Island, New York, the mighty mighty Tash Brothers Band will put that park on the sonic map and perhaps raise awareness of mental health.

Or perhaps not. Mental health has never been a huge priority with The Tash Brothers Band. And what exactly is The Walk For Mental Health? You'll have to ask somebody else, maybe the organizers of the event. Sounds sort of fishy to this Tash Brother, but perhaps it's a worthy cause. Truth is, we're just not sure. What we do know, though, is that if you show up Sunday to hear the Tash Brothers Band roar and wail, you will witness a show you won't forget. Check your sanity at the gate and let the Tash Brothers take you on a wild rock and blues roller coaster ride. Then you can go on that Walk For Mental Health to recover from our show. Or you just might come around to our way of thinking and forget all about mental stability.

In the Tash Brothers' universe, music is everything and music is raw and immediate and in your face. Music will tear down your walls, build you up, open your eyes as well as your heart and set your spirit free. Music will haunt your dreams and your waking hours, music will be in your soul forever. That's what a Tash Brothers Band concert will do for you. Or you can just stay home and live your regular life, wondering what might have been. It's your call. But if you want to change your life and stop worrying about your mental health like a little sissy, come to:

Heckscher Park
Chapin Rainbow Stage
MAIN STREET
HUNTINGTON, LONG ISLAND, NY 11743
call for info: (631) 35-4681
Sunday, September 21st, at 2 PM.
Tash Brothers Band Concert

(We're unsure what the Walk For Mental Health donation is, but it's probably better to give them what they ask to avoid an unpleasant scene. Tread lightly with mental health professionals, they're way nuttier than any of their patients and cry at the smallest provocation. Try to reassure them when the Tash brothers take the stage.)