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A Nashville transplant hailing from the West Coast, Leilani Kilgore serves aggressive hard-hitting rock with a touch of meaningful blues and fearlessly honest emotional expression. Her versatile writing has earned her headlining slots in legendary clubs such as the High Watt and Smith's Olde Bar, and placed her as the opener for renowned musical acts like Buddy Guy, and The Dead Daisies (feat. Glenn Hughes and Doug Aldrich).

The seemingly effortless groove that Well Charged applies to their reggae rhythms has almost two decades of history behind it. Drummer John Picard estimates that he and bassist Vasily Punsalan have been playing together for 17 years. And it stands to reason that, in that time, they’ve seen plenty of good and bad musical combinations come and go while holding down the easy-skanking beat. Which is why Picard was so pleasantly surprised when the Well Charged lineup, which also includes vocalist Megg Howe, guitarist Andrew Link, and keyboardist David Hillis, came together so quickly. “A lot of times it takes a band six months to develop a sound, but after like four rehearsals we were ready to start performing and write originals,” Picard says. “With a new band starting from scratch, it was really good to see it grow so quickly.” It’s possible that Picard was also surprised by how quickly they were accepted in the Charleston scene, since the common thread in Well Charged’s music is a drive to play the real deal; no pop-crossover tunes required.

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Tuesday Night with Team Trivia. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Jesse Pritchard and George Fox of Big Stoner Creek.

North Augusta musician Stephen Wilson brings funk-soaked rock on Wilson Drive, his second album under the moniker Trolls of Amsterdam. Growing up in Hampton, S.C., Wilson played in various groups in the 1990s in and out of Charleston, and in his 25 years as musician he’s performed with greats like The Blues Brothers, The Wailers and James Brown, who is Wilson’s single-biggest influence. The 10 new tracks consist of Wilson’s original songs written across some 18 years, plus reworked material from back when Trolls’ was a three-piece with drummer Armon Cabana and auxiliary musician Stefan Drobel out of Half Moon Bay, California.

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Tuesday Night with Team Trivia. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Hailing from Aiken, South Carolina, the Kenny George Band has created an indelible impression with fans throughout the Southeast and Midwest, playing 250 concerts in the last two years alone. They’ve traveled the highways and byways between North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Missouri, reconnecting with their fervent followers and picking up new fans along the way.

2014-2017 City Paper Americana Artist of the Year winners The Travelin’ Kine are on the move. This hardworking local outfit has logged serious miles honing their sound: a mix of potent songwriting and fiery country chops, doused with a few shots of whiskey. With the help of a seasoned crew of local talent, singer Slaton Glover delivers a musical message of hellfire and heartbreak, leaving it all on the stage at every performance. Releasing their first album in 2016, the Kine’s first single “Change in the Wind” was voted 2015 CPMA Song of the Year. Their new album “Ride” was recorded at Truphonic Studio and is due out this summer. The Travelin’ Kine amounts to some of the best lowcountry music in years.

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Tuesday Night with Team Trivia. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Blending a songwriting influence from a lifetime of worldwide travel and musical influences, Chris Boone creates a musical expression driven to inspire and intrigue with an eclectic blend of unique compositions, a philosophically minimalist approach, and an emphasis on a quality delivery.

Sam Robinson of Marvelous Funkshun has toured the Southeast heavily since 2014. Their live shows are a dynamic, foot-stomping get down and “The Funkshun”, as fans have been known to call them, have shared the stage with a diverse group of artists including George Porter Jr. of the Meters, Eric Gales, Roosevelt Collier, Perpetual Groove, Shaun Martin (Snarky Puppy), Alan Evans (Soulive), Kofi Burbridge and the legendary Snoop Dogg. Shane Pruitt hails from Spartanburg, SC, where the musical roots of the blues and southern rock have been living and breathing for years on end. Birthing such musical talents and styles like those of Toy Caldwell and The Marshall Tucker Band, David Ball, Champ Hood, Walter Hyatt, and many others, Spartanburg has named Shane Pruitt its “Instrumentalist of the Year” for eight years and running. Tonight, they combine forces to produce a funktastic evening.

Sam Robinson of Marvelous Funkshun has toured the Southeast heavily since 2014. Their live shows are a dynamic, foot-stomping get down and “The Funkshun”, as fans have been known to call them, have shared the stage with a diverse group of artists including George Porter Jr. of the Meters, Eric Gales, Roosevelt Collier, Perpetual Groove, Shaun Martin (Snarky Puppy), Alan Evans (Soulive), Kofi Burbridge and the legendary Snoop Dogg. Shane Pruitt hails from Spartanburg, SC, where the musical roots of the blues and southern rock have been living and breathing for years on end. Birthing such musical talents and styles like those of Toy Caldwell and The Marshall Tucker Band, David Ball, Champ Hood, Walter Hyatt, and many others, Spartanburg has named Shane Pruitt its “Instrumentalist of the Year” for eight years and running. Tonight, they combine forces to produce a funktastic evening.

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Tuesday Night with Team Trivia. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Sufferin' Moses, a soulful, rockin’ rhythm & blues musician originally from Ohio, has called Charleston, SC home for the past ten years. Rooted in outlaw country, he has continued to captivate audiences with his powerful voice and un-mistakable guitar style nationwide. He is a musical shapeshifter, performing both as a solo acoustic act and as a full band. 

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Dean Winter and The Heat is a Country and Americana band from Jacksonville, FL. DW&TH are on a mission to blend classic Country stylings with the intentionality of current Americana music. Dean Winter is a singer and songwriter that has spent years collaborating with artists and writers alike. DW&TH are a presentation of Winter stepping out to put his own name on his music for the first time. Originally from the Chesapeake Bay area, Winter found his way to the Florida sunshine in 2008.  The Heat are a band of three overwhelmingly talented musicians that all cut their teeth in the thriving North Florida music scene. Winter had collaborated with each of them individually over the years and knew who to call when he wanted to release music with the right amount of country flare and soulful vibe.

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Tuesday Night with Team Trivia. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Join us as three of Charleston's up and coming songwriters share the stage, trading songs and stories for the first time together.

Folk-rock singer/songwriter, Charles Johnson, is an unchained, raw talent, creating emotional and tangible music. Pairing finger picked, driving guitar with his unique vocal delivery, he offers his explorations into American folk, rock, and country music.

Independent roots/americana band from Johns Island, SC.

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Tuesday Night with Team Trivia. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

The Neon Peach is a complex set of elements seemingly purposefully set against one another...a stew of seasoned Augusta musicians adding another notch in their belt.

The seemingly effortless groove that Well Charged applies to their reggae rhythms has almost two decades of history behind it. Drummer John Picard estimates that he and bassist Vasily Punsalan have been playing together for 17 years. And it stands to reason that, in that time, they’ve seen plenty of good and bad musical combinations come and go while holding down the easy-skanking beat. Which is why Picard was so pleasantly surprised when the Well Charged lineup, which also includes vocalist Megg Howe, guitarist Andrew Link, and keyboardist David Hillis, came together so quickly. “A lot of times it takes a band six months to develop a sound, but after like four rehearsals we were ready to start performing and write originals,” Picard says. “With a new band starting from scratch, it was really good to see it grow so quickly.” It’s possible that Picard was also surprised by how quickly they were accepted in the Charleston scene, since the common thread in Well Charged’s music is a drive to play the real deal; no pop-crossover tunes required.

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Tuesday Night with Team Trivia. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Combining the exciting sounds of rock, improvisational and psychedelic music, One Good Ring revives the Grateful Dead in St. Augustine, Florida. One Good Ring is comprised of: Jesse Cruce: guitar, bass, harmonica, vocals; Rico Orlando: guitar, vocals; John Medico: drums; Eddie Pickett: guitar, vocals; Mike Spottswood: keyboards; Matt Strickland : lead vocals; Jonathan Ward: bass, vocals.

Combining the exciting sounds of rock, improvisational and psychedelic music, One Good Ring revives the Grateful Dead in St. Augustine, Florida. One Good Ring is comprised of: Jesse Cruce: guitar, bass, harmonica, vocals; Rico Orlando: guitar, vocals; John Medico: drums; Eddie Pickett: guitar, vocals; Mike Spottswood: keyboards; Matt Strickland : lead vocals; Jonathan Ward: bass, vocals.

Grab your family & friends and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Events by Snow. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place

Grab your family and join us for Live Trivia every Monday Night with Grey Matter Games. Top 3 teams win Home Team Gift Cards! $50 First Place, $20 Second Place, $10 Third Place Sponsored by Wicked Weed Brewery. Enjoy $5 draft Wicked Weed during Trivia every Monday night.  

Junco Partner is a band formed by friends and a shared passion for funky, blues, rock, jam inspired soul music. Based out of Charleston, SC – Junco Partner delves into the realm of funky rock jams. The group features Joe Keenan, vocals / guitar, Matt Hastings, bass and Kevin Wadley, and TJ Dildy on guitars, Jack Friel, drums and Alan Brisedine on keys. Spirited vocals and playfully verbed guitar tones are common place with their music and lend to versatile bass melodies and driving drum rhythms. Whether performing original music or covers, Junco Partner draws from each member's musical experiences to create their own native sound.

Simply put, iLLA ZiLLA began forming not long after Mike Miller (guitar/vox) moved to Charleston and posted a Craigslist ad, which Shawn Beckner (bass/vox) then read and responded to. The two met over a few beers and discussed their shared love for bands like Frank Zappa, MMW, Robert Glasper, Orgone, Lettuce, Afrobeat, Thelonius Monk, and the Talking Heads. Shawn knew that Andy Masker (sax/vocals/EWI) and Karl Anderson (drums/vox) would agree with just about everything that Mike had said...because they all played in a funk band called Magic Bronson years ago. After some initial hiccups, the four met at Andy's house and got going proper. After a bit, it became apparent that they were missing something, so they told Patrick Marzett (trumpet, vox) about the project and he joined up as well and was, in fact, that missing something. Thus, iLLA ZiLLA entered its final form.

We are shaped by songs and we are shaped by setting.  Finnegan Bell is born from both. Raised in South Carolina and located in Charleston, Shane Williams and Warren Bazemore have roots deeply tied to the place they call home.  Williams and Bazemore began writing and playing together while students at The University of South Carolina, and through life’s turns and seasons, they have not stopped making music since. As the band Finnegan Bell, the duo continues to play over 100 shows a year having shared the stage with John Paul White, Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, Penny & Sparrow, Will Hoge, Marc Broussard, Edwin McCain and many other national and regional acts.

Coen’s recordings are strongly rooted in blues, country and religious-based music. He characterizes his style as ‘contemporary country-blues’…a modern culmination of the hodgepodge of musical influences absorbed from living in the Mid-Southern U.S. and continual touring. He has played festivals, clubs, and bars throughout the U.S. for over twenty years, and has been billed repeat- edly at world-renowned Mid-South regional events such as King Biscuit Blues Festival in Helena, AR and Juke Joint Festival in the Mississippi Delta. Davis has also enjoyed a dozen blues circuit tours of Europe, sharing bills with R.L. Burnside, Koko Taylor, Big Jack Johnson, David “Honeyboy” Edwards & Bo Diddley. He’s also headlined on more diversified festival bills with Wynton Marsalis, Leon Russell, Bonnie Raitt, Tito Puente, Toots & the Maytals, Richie Havens, Mountain & Eric Burdon.

Surrender Cobra is from Greenwood, SC and consist of young musicians ages 9-15.  Having recorded 8 songs at Capricorn Sound Studios over the last 2 years.  Recently, Robert Lee Coleman, who played guitar for Percy Sledge and James Brown,  sat in with us for one of them.  They performed on the local stage for the Festival of Discovery with special guest, Bob Margolin (Muddy Waters, The Last Waltz).  They are just normal kids that play sports and outside too, teaming up with their father, Brandon Smith when he is not busy as a lawyer and the Mayor of the City of Greenwood.

Sufferin' Moses, a soulful, rockin’ rhythm & blues musician originally from Ohio, has called Charleston, SC home for the past ten years. Rooted in outlaw country, he has continued to captivate audiences with his powerful voice and un-mistakable guitar style nationwide. He is a musical shapeshifter, performing both as a solo acoustic act and as a full band. 

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Jesse Pritchard and George Fox of Big Stoner Creek.

Wolf Twin is the latest project from Heather Gillis, a Nashville-based guitarist and singer/songwriter whose roots cover Southeast Blues, traditional American music, and the jam band community. Gillis uses Wolf Twin as a canvas to put her personal spin on these genres, fusing the bluesy energy of her previous work with elements of rock, indie, and pop and creating a musical style that is fresh and innovative, yet recognizable to new listeners.

Brother and The Hayes is a Tennessee based, Texas born, Americana-roots band led by siblings Jennie Hayes Kurtz and David Bingaman. They combine thoughtful lyrics with infectious grooves, pulling from an assortment of blues, bluegrass, and country & western influences including J.J. Cale, Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, and Doc Watson.

Growing up in Texas, Jennie Hayes sang in the choir while David taught himself to play guitar by listening to blues musicians like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Lightin’ Hopkins. They both became interested in folk music and songwriting in college and began to collaborate. The siblings found that their love for the blues, country music, and bluegrass was the perfect vehicle for their playful, honest, and story-driven songwriting.

"Beyond genre constraints," Reed Turchi has released over a dozen albums, toured internationally, scored films, produced records, and collaborated with iconic chefs, poets, distillers, and photographers. He has been featured in Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, The Oxford American and Fretboard Journal, and has recorded video sessions for PBS, NPR, KEXP, Daytrotter, Jam in the Van, and Paste Magazine. Raised in the Swannanoa Valley of Western North Carolina, he now lives in Nashville.

Cameron Williams.  Rick Williams.  Not brothers by blood...but brothers nonetheless.

Cameron Williams.  Rick Williams.  Not brothers by blood...but brothers nonetheless.

Simply put, iLLA ZiLLA began forming not long after Mike Miller (guitar/vox) moved to Charleston and posted a Craigslist ad, which Shawn Beckner (bass/vox) then read and responded to. The two met over a few beers and discussed their shared love for bands like Frank Zappa, MMW, Robert Glasper, Orgone, Lettuce, Afrobeat, Thelonius Monk, and the Talking Heads. Shawn knew that Andy Masker (sax/vocals/EWI) and Karl Anderson (drums/vox) would agree with just about everything that Mike had said...because they all played in a funk band called Magic Bronson years ago. After some initial hiccups, the four met at Andy's house and got going proper. After a bit, it became apparent that they were missing something, so they told Patrick Marzett (trumpet, vox) about the project and he joined up as well and was, in fact, that missing something. Thus, iLLA ZiLLA entered its final form. Emerging as iLLA ZillA, the five are committed to booking more performance dates, writing and recording new original music, and developing a unique and positive performance experience for the audience. And don't ask about our name.

Featuring soaring guitar and pedal steel over a heavy groove, Marvelous Funkshun has toured the Southeast heavily since 2014. The live shows are a dynamic, foot-stomping get down and “The Funkshun”, as fans have been known to call them, have shared the stage with a diverse group of artists including George Porter Jr. of the Meters, Eric Gales, Roosevelt Collier, Perpetual Groove, Shaun Martin (Snarky Puppy), Alan Evans (Soulive), Kofi Burbridge and the legendary Snoop Dogg.

Featuring soaring guitar and pedal steel over a heavy groove, Marvelous Funkshun has toured the Southeast heavily since 2014. The live shows are a dynamic, foot-stomping get down and “The Funkshun”, as fans have been known to call them, have shared the stage with a diverse group of artists including George Porter Jr. of the Meters, Eric Gales, Roosevelt Collier, Perpetual Groove, Shaun Martin (Snarky Puppy), Alan Evans (Soulive), Kofi Burbridge and the legendary Snoop Dogg.

Born out of turmoil from the Pandemic, Whitt Algar, Ryan Bonner and Campbell Brown created a collection of strong songwriting and music with the help of Kaitlin Casteel, Corey Stephens and Drew Lewis to create the band ‘Broken Speakers’. Songs about pain, triumph, struggles and love mixed to the backbeat of rock and soul.