Charleston Music Hall

Sierra Ferrell is a singer and songwriter from the United States. Hailing from a small-town in West Virginia, she left home in her 20s to travel the country with a group of nomadic musicians. Her genre-bending and timeless sound has garnered her critical acclaim and more than 200,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.

Bowens Island Road

We are excited to be offering an OBX Tour, centered around the filming location and sights from the popular Netflix show- Outer Banks. This 1.5 hour boat tour will show filming locations like John B’s house, the Morris Island Lighthouse, Folly’s boneyard beach, and Block Island Creek- the location of the sunken Grady White. You will also recognize scenes from seasons 2 and 3 at our departure site on Bowens Island. In addition to seeing recognizable locations from your favorite show, your captain will share information about filming and the show. The Outer Banks Boat Tour will also include the chance to view wild bottlenose dolphins- surely making it the highlight of your trip.

North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center

Geese is a Brooklyn-based band that began collaborating amongst friends to create a home studio in a basement. "Projector," their debut album, was formed from the same desire to compose music in every way possible. It symbolizes five youngsters whose passion for music permeates their entire life.

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."

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.