Grammy Award-winner Charlton Singleton takes the stage at Charleston Music Hall for a high-energy tribute to the iconic New Jack Swing era. Expect non-stop 80s and 90s R&B grooves, explosive brass, and smooth vocal harmonies. Read on for show details, background, and join Charleston Live Music for event updates!
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Between load-in, set planning, rehearsal, and gear maintenance, local bands face an uphill battle promoting their own shows. Venues expect packed rooms, but algorithms and crowded feeds make reaching fans tough. Charleston Live Music is easing that burden by offering local artists 100% free band profiles and free event calendar listings that put local acts right alongside national touring bands.
Western Swing legends Asleep at the Wheel hit The Charleston Music Hall on Thursday, September 17, 2026. Led by 10-time Grammy winner Ray Benson, the iconic group brings over 50 years of fiddle-driven, toe-tapping Texas swing to downtown Charleston. Read on for event details, band history, and concert previews—and look for full live photo coverage from Charleston Live Music following the show!
Mark Bryan brought high-energy rock, deep local roots, and a star-studded lineup of guests—including Steve Lipton, Andrew Copeland, and Gin Blossoms frontman Robin Wilson—to an enthusiastic crowd at The Windjammer. Following a soulful opening set by Stono River Project and fan photo ops with the Hootie & the Blowfish co-founder before the show, the performance served as a celebration of the Lowcountry music scene. The night also features an exclusive Charleston Live Music interview with Bryan, covering his advice for emerging artists, his new side project SUS AF, and his legacy with the College of Charleston’s Music Industry program.
The Gin Blossoms delivered an energized, high-octane night of 90s alt-rock nostalgia at the Charleston Music Hall, anchoring their hit-filled set with deep cuts like “Hold Me Down” and a massive audience sing-along to “Hey Jealousy.” Supported by a vibrant General Admission standing pit and sharp stage banter from lead singer Robin Wilson, the band put on a timeless, guitar-driven masterclass that proves they remain an absolute must-see live act.
Opening for the Gin Blossoms at Charleston Music Hall, the Pernikoff Brothers treated the crowd to a rare, stripped-down acoustic set filled with stunning harmonies, engaging origin stories, and undeniable charm.
Ready to catch a show? We’ve put together the full lineup of concerts, deck parties, and venue schedules across the Lowcountry for Labor Day weekend. Check out the full event schedule below, grab your tickets, and we’ll see you out at the shows!
Charleston Live Music is heading to The Windjammer on Sunday, August 30th to bring you live coverage of Mark Bryan & Friends featuring The B. Wrights! The night will feature Hootie & the Blowfish drummer Jim “Soni” Sonefeld, new music from Mark Bryan & the Screaming Trojans, and special guest Skyler Waddell (The Stono River Project). Doors open at 6 PM ($15 adv / $20 DOS)—stay tuned to CharlestonLiveMusic.com for our full show review, photo gallery, and social recap!
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Looking for live music in the Lowcountry? Charleston’s local scene covers everything from funk and coastal indie rock to heavy punk and wedding party bands. Catch local acts weekly at top spots like The Refinery, The Pour House, and The Windjammer, or use our Charleston Live Music Event Calendar to find tonight’s live show listings.
Beartooth brings their Pure Ecstasy World Tour to The Refinery in Charleston on Wednesday, December 2, 2026.
The tour supports their heavy sixth studio album, Pure Ecstasy, which drops August 28 via Fearless Records.
Special guests Don Broco, Magnolia Park, and Windwaker open the outdoor show at 6:30 PM.
Tickets are available now!
Greater Charleston’s live music scene offers a venue style for every mood—from open-air lawns like The Refinery and Firefly Distillery to historic listening rooms at Charleston Music Hall and The Gaillard Center. Whether you want high-energy jams at The Pour House, classic rock at Music Farm, or beachy vibes at Planet Follywood, there is a stage waiting for you. Scroll down to check our full weekend calendar and plan your show!
Charleston based ensemble blends Spanish, Latin, classical, jazz, popular and original music
Streaming offers instant access, but CDs and vinyl give music fans tangible ownership, superior sound, and uncompressed quality. For bands, physical albums have become the ultimate collectible merch—featuring limited variant pressings, exclusive photo cards, and signed drops that turn casual listeners into lifetime collectors.
The Goo Goo Dolls and Neon Trees perform live on Daniel Island, SC on August 29, 2026. Get concert details, ticket info, and show previews for this major late-summer Charleston date.
Legendary singer-songwriter James Taylor is bringing his timeless catalog and world-class All-Star Band back to Daniel Island on Sunday, September 20, 2026. The six-time Grammy Award winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee promises an unforgettable evening of storytelling, intricate guitar craft, and iconic American melodies.
Austin alt-pop powerhouse Glass Mansions hits West Ashley’s Tin Roof on Saturday, Aug 15 for their Soft Witness tour. Doors open at 8:30 PM with local support from P!lot, redbird, and Curly Blue. Tickets are $10 at the door.
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