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JohnnySwim
The Charleston Music Hall is thrilled to welcome back JohnnySwim! Doors for the show open at 7PM followed by an 8PM start time with tickets are $35. Much like families, bands go through it all together. As a unit, they face life’s ups, downs, highs, lows, trials, tribulations, tragedies, triumphs, and everything in between. They change, learn, and grow as one. However, Los Angeles band JOHNNYSWIM doesn’t just seem like a family; it is a family. At the core, husband-and-wife—Abner…
Find out more »Skinful Halloween 2019
Skinful Halloween will return on Saturday, October 26, 2019, at Charleston Woodlands with live performances from Method Man, Redman, Mix Master Mike, QBERT, The Dubplates and many more. This event benefits Palmetto Community Care and Keepers of the Wild.
Find out more »Woodlands Music & Arts Festival 2019
The Woodlands Music & Arts Festival Charleston, SC – Friends With Benefits Productions (FWBpro) and prolific rockers Umphrey’s McGee are pleased to announce Cherub will be joining the lineup of The Woodlands Music & Arts Festival which takes place November 7-9 in Charleston South Carolina. Cherub, the electronic duo of Jordan Kelley & Jason Huber, join an already stacked lineup which includes four sets from festival-curators Umphrey’s McGee, as well as BIG Something, CBDB, Empire Strikes Brass, Heather Gillis, Manic…
Find out more »7th Annual Rockabillaque
7TH ANNUAL ROCKABILLAQUE! SOUTHERN ROOTS SMOKEHOUSE PRESENTS THE BIGGEST EVENT OF ITS KIND IN THE CAROLINAS Action-Packed Day & Night with Over 30 Music Acts, Classic Car & Vintage Bike Show, Epic Block Party, Contests & More in Park Circle/North Charleston, SC Rockabillaque (Rock-A-Bill-A-Que) returns for its 7th year on Saturday, November 9th in the Park Circle neighborhood of North Charleston, SC, benefiting Valiant Animal Rescue. The event is FREE to attend, night and day. Last year over 14,000 people attended, this year…
Find out more »Mary Chapin Carpenter & Shawn Colvin
The Charleston Music Hall and National Shows 2 are thrilled to present Mary Chapin Carpenter & Shawn Colvin on Friday, Nov. 15that 8PM! Mary Chapin Carpenter and Shawn Colvin will embark on a series of tour dates throughout the fall of 2019. Carpenter and Colvin—longtime friends for over 30 years— will appear on stage together as an intimate acoustic duo, swapping songs and sharing stories. These special shows will feature the acclaimed songwriters performing material from their vast catalogues as well…
Find out more »Goo Goo Dolls
If you live every day to the fullest, you will never run out of scars to show off, stories to share, and things to say. As life goes on for Goo Goo Dolls, the ensuing music connects even more closely, embracing experimentation, exhibiting assurance, and exuding experience. Drawing on over three decades together, the four-time GRAMMY® Award-nominated record-breaking multiplatinum rock band—John Rzeznik and Robby Takac—supply a real sense of hope and a whole lot of heart on their twelfth full-length…
Find out more »Robert Earl Keen
The Charleston Music Hall is thrilled to welcome back Robert Earl Keen for his Countdown to Christmas show on Tuesday, December 3rd at 8PM! Robert Earl Keen announces the launch of his eighth annual Christmas show with his most extensive tour yet! Following the success of his 2018 sold-out Christmas run, Keen and his band are expanding the tour to more cities than ever before, beginning December 2 in Greenville, South Carolina and concluding December 30 in Fort Worth, Texas. Public On-Sale begins Friday,…
Find out more »Phish
Phish has pioneered jam band music since the 1980s, when the band formed in Burlington, Vt. For decades, Phish has remained one of the most popular live touring acts in the rock scene, with a dedicated fan base that fills some of the biggest venues worldwide. Get your tickets here – http://bit.ly/2KOLLeK
Find out more »Grace Potter
In the years that followed the release of her widely acclaimed 2015 album Midnight, Grace Potter considered never putting out a record again. Having endured the tumult of the breakup of her band and subsequent divorce— as well as far more joyful events like a new marriage and the birth of her first child— Potter continued writing on her own, but had no intention of sharing those songs with the world. “Too many things had happened, and I needed to…
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