If you’ve been following my journey, you know I’ve always tried to do things a little differently.
Most of my career wasn’t built in big boardrooms. It was built song by song, show by show, and honestly… fan by fan. By the people who believed early. The ones who shared the music. The ones who kept showing up.
This project is about honoring that.
I’ve been working on something special: Hueston: A Light in the Darkness
A professionally filmed live performance and documentary session at Power Station Studios in Pompano Beach, Florida.
But this won’t just be a concert film.
Between the songs, I’ll be telling the real story behind the music—how these songs came together, the moments that nearly made me quit, the moments that changed everything, and the people who helped keep this dream alive.
In other words… this is the story behind the songs.
This is something I have already been working on.
But during one of my lives, fans started asking how they could support the project and be part of it… and that’s what led to this.
So I don’t want this to be just my project.
I want it to be ours.
That’s why everyone who donates will become part of the film.
Every supporter will be credited at the end of the performance, along with their donation tier. And for those who want to, there will also be an opportunity to send in a short video introducing yourself and sharing why you supported the project or what the music means to you.
So this becomes something bigger than a live performance.
It becomes a shared moment. A document of the music, the story, and the community that made it possible.
The goal is to raise $20,000 to cover the professional filming, audio recording, lighting, editing, and production needed to make this as beautiful and powerful as it deserves to be.
Anything raised beyond that will go directly back into making the project even better.
If my music has ever meant something to you…
If a song ever helped you through something…
If you’ve ever felt like you were a part of this journey…
This is your chance to literally be written into the story.
Thank you for believing in me.
I never take that lightly.
Let’s make something unforgettable.
— Hueston


