Music Farm

Lost Dog Street Band is an Americana trio from Nashville fronted by songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist Benjamin Tod. Their most popular singles include "September Doves," "Carry On," and "When I Went Down to Georgia."

The Purple Buffalo

Charleston Electric Festival - Get ready for an electrifying day at the Charleston Electric Festival, featuring a DJ showdown, captivating art installations, a bustling vendor village, delicious food trucks, and a vibrant atmosphere that will leave you buzzing with excitement. Immerse yourself in pulsating beats, dynamic art, and tantalizing flavors at this unforgettable event in the heart of Charleston.

Charleston

Mom's Run - The annual Moms Run event on Mother's Day weekend is back and better than ever. The event also includes a Kids Dash and activity area, making it a fun-filled day for the whole family.

North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center

Staind - Five-member rock band Staind started their musical journey from Springfield, Massachusetts in 1995. In 2011, founding drummer, Wysocki left the band to be replaced by Sal Giancarelli. Staind’s first studio album, “Tormented”, dropped in 1996. They have seven studio albums to their credit.

Charleston Music Hall

Primus - Hailing from El Sobrante, California, Primus is an American rock band established in 1984. Fans may recognize "Jerry Was A Race Car Driver," "John The Fisherman," and "My Name Is Mud," three of Primus' most famous songs.