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Qualicum Memorial Golf Course

469 Memorial Ave, Qualicum BC, V9K 2C4, Qualicum Beach, BC, Canada

www.rocktherangeqb.com/

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Tour name: Rock The Range Qualicum

Doors open: 19:00

About
About Rock the Range – Qualicum Beach & the Rob Pattee Charity Scramble

Rock the Range – Qualicum Beach and the Rob Pattee Charity Scramble started with a simple idea: bring people together, have a great time, and raise money for a couple of good causes. What began as a plan to support meaningful charities grew into a full community event that combines a golf tournament and an evening concert at the beautiful Qualicum Beach Memorial Golf Club.

Presented by Quality Foods, PacWest Artist Agency, Qualicum Beach Memorial Golf Club, and Moments Hospitality, the event is held in honour of Rob Pattee and is all about bringing the community together for a day of golf, live music, and giving back. The weekend begins with a welcome reception and registration at Qualicum Beach Café, followed by the Rob Pattee Charity Scramble at Qualicum Beach Memorial Golf Club. After the tournament, players gather for a banquet and awards before the evening concert kicks off on the driving range.

Not golfing? No problem. The concert is open to everyone, giving the whole community a chance to come out, enjoy great live music, and support the cause.

Funds raised from the event support two organizations making a real difference in people’s lives: the BC Cancer Foundation, which funds world-class cancer research and patient care across British Columbia, and AlphaNet Canada, a non-profit organization that supports Canadians living with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency, a rare genetic condition that can cause serious lung and liver disease.

2026 marks the inaugural year, with the goal of growing Rock the Range – Qualicum Beach into an annual community tradition that brings people together for golf, music, and a great causes.

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Live reviews

As the blue wash came over the stage, and 54-40 walked out to meet the crowd, everyone was cheering in anticipation of their set before their launched right into Baby Ran. Of course starting with one of your most famous tracks is always going to be a hit, but I don’t think anyone could have anticipated how enthusiastic the audience were going to be. There wasn’t a single person in the crowd standing still, and everyone seemed to know the song so was singing along. Around half way through the track, Neil Osborne led the band into a rocky jam, and each member took a turn improvising a solo for the crowd. It was awesome to hear sections of music by the band that don’t appear on the recordings, and it’s a massive demonstration of their skills.

They played a great selection of tracks, and although their line up has changed some what over the years, it didn’t stop them playing any of their older tracks, and they absolutely nailed every one, you’d never know that not all of the band members hadn’t been there since the start. When they played Since When, they took a couple of minutes making sure that everyone knew the words to the chorus, which of course we did, and then got us to sing along, whist the jammed over the top with their instruments. It was awesome to be included in the show like that, and I’d absolutely love to see them perform live again.

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