STORIED LIVE MUSIC VENUES BY EVA MOORE South Carolina is alive with music. From small clubs to big arenas, there’s a venue just right for you, no matter what kind of experience you seek. ICEHOUSE AMPHITHEATER IF YOU WANT TO CATCH SOME GOOD VIBES A Lowcountry mainstay, The Windjammer in Isle of Palms offers a beachfront setting and a jam-packed calendar of live music. Take a break from the tunes to play—or watch— some beach volleyball. Fun fact: Hootie & The Blowfish lead Darius Rucker has played here numerous times over the years. Yes, the Icehouse Amphitheater is aptly named: It’s on the site of a former ice warehouse. The town of Lexington has renovated its downtown area to include this destination outdoor stage, which draws local and regional bands. With a stage that juts out over the Intracoastal Waterway, plus an on-site brewery and a stacked calendar of live music, the Landing at the Boathouse in Myrtle Beach is a Try These: guaranteed good time. Every Friday is “Free Show Friday” and it’s just what the name says. IF YOU WANT TO SIT BACK AND ENJOY THE SHOW Visit Circular Congregational Church to experience The Sound of Charleston , a live concert spanning music from throughout Charleston’s history, including gospel, Civil War-era songs, jazz and more. In addition to a long-running, star-studded variety show, The Carolina Opry Theater in Myrtle Beach hosts popular tribute bands and concerts by a variety of original country, soul and rock acts. In the winter, check out the beloved Carolina Opry Christmas Special. How about a concert in a historic small-town opera house? Built in the early 20th century to feature 20 THE CAROLINA OPRY THEATER Try These:
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