On September 17, 2026, Western swing legends Asleep at the Wheel took the stage at the historic Charleston Music Hall for an unforgettable evening of pristine musicianship, heartfelt stories, and infectious rhythm. With no opening act needed, the nine-time Grammy-winning powerhouse delivered a masterclass performance to a deeply enthusiastic audience that bridged generations of music lovers across the Lowcountry.
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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.
Note: The Black Keys officially rocked the field at Firefly Distillery on Thursday, July 30, but the electric blues-rock energy from that night is still reverberating across North Charleston! There is something special about raw, fuzz-drenched garage rock ringing out...
A 5/5 review praising Brad and Jennifer Moranz’s Blast from the Past. The retro variety show delivers big laughs, exceptional vocal talent, and top-tier live music, bringing iconic 50s, 60s, and 70s stars to life after a fictional meteor storm hits a vintage record shop.