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Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

NO TRIVIA ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th.  TRIVIA WILL RETURN ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th.   TEAM TRIVIA of CHARLESTON is the premiere entertainment company in South Carolina, providing quality, nightly fun for everyone. If you can think, walk, and write (you don’t have to do it all at the same time), then you are are qualified to play. Whether you’re a TV-buff, a History major, the guy who knows everything about sports, or the one who can remember lines from every movie you’ve seen, TEAM TRIVIA is right for you.

Lindsay Holler sings and plays guitar. her voice moves onto the sidewalk through a cracked upstairs window on dusky afternoons. it smells you with its tongue, pensively considers, and strikes. In clubs and theatres - its the same. On some occasions it caresses; other times accuses. When amplified it can be seen on the air ... then we all drown. Holler lives in Charleston, South Carolina. She hails the South as home and has lived in New Orleans and New York; she studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston. The music's current state of evolution is supported by a little twang and a little late-night clarity. The new EP, Helltembre, contains six originals, each displaying Hollers succinct penwomanship, which treads the trammels of broken relations and lost love. With the addition of Nick Jenkins on drums, Sam Sfirri on piano and percussion, Bill Carson on guitar, and Ben Wells on bass, they have created a sound fusing americana with gritty textures and dark lyrics. Holler cites influences from the likes of Tom Waits, Gram Parsons, Nina Simone and Neil Young - preferring genre straddlers, categorical misfits and indefinables.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

NO TRIVIA ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th.  TRIVIA WILL RETURN ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th.   TEAM TRIVIA of CHARLESTON is the premiere entertainment company in South Carolina, providing quality, nightly fun for everyone. If you can think, walk, and write (you don’t have to do it all at the same time), then you are are qualified to play. Whether you’re a TV-buff, a History major, the guy who knows everything about sports, or the one who can remember lines from every movie you’ve seen, TEAM TRIVIA is right for you.

Americana from Charleston, SC.

Americana from Charleston, SC.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

NO TRIVIA ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th.  TRIVIA WILL RETURN ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th.   TEAM TRIVIA of CHARLESTON is the premiere entertainment company in South Carolina, providing quality, nightly fun for everyone. If you can think, walk, and write (you don’t have to do it all at the same time), then you are are qualified to play. Whether you’re a TV-buff, a History major, the guy who knows everything about sports, or the one who can remember lines from every movie you’ve seen, TEAM TRIVIA is right for you.

Born & raised in Camden, South Carolina, Joal Rush began his musical quest at an early age, performing live for the past two decades.  He has shared the stage with nationally renowned artists Zac Brown Band, Jason Isbell, Darius Rucker, Lee Brice, Shovels & Rope, Sister Hazel, Drivin' n Cryin', Edwin McCain, Jay Clifford (Jump, Little Children), Jakob Dylan, Big Head Todd & the Monsters, Styx, and Foreigner, all while releasing a handful of albums.  Joal Rush uniquely blends influences of Folk/Pop/Rock & Soul, to create a style all his own.

Born & raised in Camden, South Carolina, Joal Rush began his musical quest at an early age, performing live for the past two decades.  He has shared the stage with nationally renowned artists Zac Brown Band, Jason Isbell, Darius Rucker, Lee Brice, Shovels & Rope, Sister Hazel, Drivin' n Cryin', Edwin McCain, Jay Clifford (Jump, Little Children), Jakob Dylan, Big Head Todd & the Monsters, Styx, and Foreigner, all while releasing a handful of albums.  Joal Rush uniquely blends influences of Folk/Pop/Rock & Soul, to create a style all his own.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

NO TRIVIA ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th.  TRIVIA WILL RETURN ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th.   TEAM TRIVIA of CHARLESTON is the premiere entertainment company in South Carolina, providing quality, nightly fun for everyone. If you can think, walk, and write (you don’t have to do it all at the same time), then you are are qualified to play. Whether you’re a TV-buff, a History major, the guy who knows everything about sports, or the one who can remember lines from every movie you’ve seen, TEAM TRIVIA is right for you.

Reid Stone is...the Guilt Ridden Troubadour.  Joining him...Tom Leoncyzk funks it up fronting Weigh Station, and is no doubt guilty too. Together.  Again.

The one thing that can solve most of our problems is dancing. -James Brown Based out of Charleston, SC – Junco Partner delves into the realm of funky rock jams. The group features Joe Keenan, vocals / guitar, Matt Hastings on bass, Kevin Wadley, guitar, Alan Brisendine on Keys, saxophone, Dennis Ware on drums and TJ Dildy on guitar and vocals. 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.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

NO TRIVIA ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th.  TRIVIA WILL RETURN ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th.   TEAM TRIVIA of CHARLESTON is the premiere entertainment company in South Carolina, providing quality, nightly fun for everyone. If you can think, walk, and write (you don’t have to do it all at the same time), then you are are qualified to play. Whether you’re a TV-buff, a History major, the guy who knows everything about sports, or the one who can remember lines from every movie you’ve seen, TEAM TRIVIA is right for you.

Will Hauptle is a singer and guitarist in Charleston providing live music for any occasion. Hauptle’s music is a blend of Americana and Jazz - moods that are flexible and enjoyable. Will brings acoustic or electric guitar, and requests are welcomed! New singles “Winded Shoulder” and “Hallelujah Girl” pivot Hauptle’s sound towards a laid back beach-y atmosphere.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

NO TRIVIA ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th.  TRIVIA WILL RETURN ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th.   TEAM TRIVIA of CHARLESTON is the premiere entertainment company in South Carolina, providing quality, nightly fun for everyone. If you can think, walk, and write (you don’t have to do it all at the same time), then you are are qualified to play. Whether you’re a TV-buff, a History major, the guy who knows everything about sports, or the one who can remember lines from every movie you’ve seen, TEAM TRIVIA is right for you.

Matt Wood's brand of genre-saving country possesses an authenticity that's earned him the loyalty of fans plus the comparisons to a range of gifted wordsmiths that run the range from Jason Isbell to Charles Bukowski.  His show isn't merely a whiskey-fueled half hour set of songs, it's in-your-face theater--sometimes verging on a public exorcism--that draws the audience in like a constricting (or comforting) hug.

Make Home Team your spot both before and after the festival.   Heather Gillis is the complete package as a guitar player, lap steel player, songwriter, singer and arranger. She and her band have the stage presence and confidence to appeal to a variety of musical tastes be it rock, soul, jazz, roots or gospel. At 23 years old, Heather has not only formed a following at a local level, but has played alongside and befriended members of The Allman Brothers Band, Col Bruce Hampton, The Lee Boys, North Mississippi All-Stars, Matt Schofield, and many more. In 2015 Heather was drafted by (legendary Allman Brothers drummer) Butch Trucks to be a member of his touring band, Butch Trucks and the Freight Train Band (2015-2017) Heather’s live shows are energetic and consist of her original music as well as rock, soul, and roots music.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

NO TRIVIA ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th.  TRIVIA WILL RETURN ON TUESDAY, JULY 10th.   TEAM TRIVIA of CHARLESTON is the premiere entertainment company in South Carolina, providing quality, nightly fun for everyone. If you can think, walk, and write (you don’t have to do it all at the same time), then you are are qualified to play. Whether you’re a TV-buff, a History major, the guy who knows everything about sports, or the one who can remember lines from every movie you’ve seen, TEAM TRIVIA is right for you.

In the four years since their last album, Megan Jean and the Klay Family Band have undergone something of an identity crisis. Sure, there are elements that have remained the same: Megan Jean’s hurricane of a voice that can glide from baritone to mezzo soprano without breaking a sweat; the engine-room thrum-and-stomp of her husband Byrne Klay on banjo and bass drum — that’s all intact. But depending on when you might have seen them on their endless tour around the country, Megan Jean and Byrne Klay might have been a folk-tinged duo with Jean on acoustic guitar, or a washboard-strumming revue heavy on campy 1950s horror movie references and 1920s flapper-jazz style vocals. In their most recent incarnation, they’re a mesh of fiercely rhythmic, percussion-heavy propulsion, with the banjo and Jean’s roof-shaking voice the only melodic elements. It might seem that there’s some grand evolutionary design in place, but Jean says that necessity, and injury, have been the mothers of their invention.

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.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

Join us at 7pm EVERY TUESDAY for Charleston’s most holy open mic. This Nashville style, Singer/Songwriter Showcase is open to all musicians with original music to share. Come early and sign up with our Emcee…DANIELLE HOWLE…and join Charleston’s most talented musicians in an intimate atmosphere, sharing original songs as they were written.

Haley Mae Campbell is well on her way to becoming one of Music Row’s shining new stars. In addition to making her CMA Fest debut in 2018, the music video for her single “Oughta Be” premiered on CMT.com in mid-September, and held its own as one of the most-viewed videos on the platform for over a month. She’s received local and regional radio airplay, and has over three million collective streams on Spotify. Her single, “Anything but Yellow,” hit the ground running—the track debuted on Spotify’s ‘New Music Nashville’ playlist and quickly gained traction. After jumping up the ranks to ‘Breakout Country’ a week later, “Anything but Yellow” was added to Spotify’s most prestigious country playlist, ‘Hot Country,’ which has over 5.4 million followers. Her latest single “Ghost Stories” shows a new side of the singer’s voice. With almost 500,000 streams as well as features on New Boots and Wild Country, the track is a strong follow up to “Anything but Yellow”s success. The official music video for “Ghost Stories” debut on CMT Music, and quickly rose to the #1 spot on CMT’s 12-Pack Countdown. New York-born and South Carolina-raised, Campbell’s music is a hybrid of city-slicker sass and small-town sensibilities, mixing rock-style vocals with a country-style twang. Since the release of her first album in 2015, Campbell has opened for country stars including Luke Combs, Brothers Osborne, Dan + Shay, David Nail, Lauren Alaina, Carly Pearce, Thompson Square and Tyler Farr as well as folk stars The Avett Brothers and performed alongside headliner Sheryl Crow at Charleston’s 9th Annual First Flush Festival.

A musical force from America’s Most Haunted City, The Train Wrecks are a hard-working band of songwriters and performers who love nothing more than good songs and a good show. They deliver a dynamic, original blend of Americana- ranging from outlaw alt-country and bluegrass to rootsy rock and beyond, all with a distinctive Southern swagger.

Geeks Who Drink is a homegrown Pub Trivia Quiz modeled after those in Ireland and the UK.  Quizzes cover everything from celebrities in trouble to wordplay to bad television.  Each quiz has two audio rounds: a "Name that Tune” style round, and another round comprised of soundbites from movies and TV.  Play in teams of up to six or by yourself if you're some kind of savant. If you want to play but don’t have a team, come anyway. We can usually get single players recruited onto an existing team.  Winning teams gets street cred, bar cash and other prizes. Bonus Questions for free pints are sprinkled throughout the quiz.

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.

The one thing that can solve most of our problems is dancing. -James Brown Based out of Charleston, SC – Junco Partner delves into the realm of funky rock jams. The group features Joe Keenan, vocals / guitar, Matt Hastings on bass, Kevin Wadley, guitar, Alan Brisendine on Keys, saxophone, Dennis Ware on drums and TJ Dildy on guitar and vocals. 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.

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.

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.

Born in SouthEast Texas, now based in the Charleston, SC, Thomas Champagne channels his love of funk, roots rock, and island grooves, ranging from relaxing beach tunes to a danceable blend of reggae and funk. Champagne's foundation of Texas Pride and a Cajun Spirit has helped mold a unique style of music, with percussive phrasing and catchy lyrics that help you smile through the toughs times and feel good about life. Champagne with Friends, the band, was originally started in Austin, TX in 2006 and has toured through over half of the U.S. And now with the release of their latest EP "Lost", The Champagne 7 was born, horns, percussion, and a well orchestrated machine. You can easily find him performing regularly solo or with the band in the Lowcountry Area and on tour in the colder months.

Of Sol Driven Train, Ward Buckheister branches out and plays to those that will listen.

One of Savannah’s most prolific live acts, The Train Wrecks have been churning out alt-country ballads and anthems, hard-chugging stories about life and love, for nearly two decades. They were the party band at one time. Frontman Jason Bible, however, has been clean and sober for years now. As the Train Wrecks have continued their hard-gigging lifestyle, Bible has also been spending spare time working on his own solo material. After two years, he’s set to release “Anicca,” a joint project with novelist William Sackler.  The project will be released as both a novel and an album, the first acting as liner notes to the 10 songs penned by Bible and his longtime lyrical collaborator David Williams, as well as his side band The Rights.

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.

Haley Mae Campbell is well on her way to becoming one of Music Row’s shining new stars. In addition to making her CMA Fest debut in 2018, the music video for her single “Oughta Be” premiered on CMT.com in mid-September, and held its own as one of the most-viewed videos on the platform for over a month. She’s received local and regional radio airplay, and has over three million collective streams on Spotify. Her single, “Anything but Yellow,” hit the ground running—the track debuted on Spotify’s ‘New Music Nashville’ playlist and quickly gained traction. After jumping up the ranks to ‘Breakout Country’ a week later, “Anything but Yellow” was added to Spotify’s most prestigious country playlist, ‘Hot Country,’ which has over 5.4 million followers. Her latest single “Ghost Stories” shows a new side of the singer’s voice. With almost 500,000 streams as well as features on New Boots and Wild Country, the track is a strong follow up to “Anything but Yellow”s success. The official music video for “Ghost Stories” debut on CMT Music, and quickly rose to the #1 spot on CMT’s 12-Pack Countdown.

New York-born and South Carolina-raised, Campbell’s music is a hybrid of city-slicker sass and small-town sensibilities, mixing rock-style vocals with a country-style twang. Since the release of her first album in 2015, Campbell has opened for country stars including Luke Combs, Brothers Osborne, Dan + Shay, David Nail, Lauren Alaina, Carly Pearce, Thompson Square and Tyler Farr as well as folk stars The Avett Brothers and performed alongside headliner Sheryl Crow at Charleston’s 9th Annual First Flush Festival.

The one thing that can solve most of our problems is dancing. -James Brown Based out of Charleston, SC – Junco Partner delves into the realm of funky rock jams. The group features Joe Keenan, vocals / guitar, Matt Hastings on bass, Kevin Wadley, guitar, Alan Brisendine on Keys, saxophone, Dennis Ware on drums and TJ Dildy on guitar and vocals. 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.

Since their formation in April of 2006 the members of Weigh Station have become a strong, dynamic, and creative force in the Charleston music scene. They have headlined some of Charleston's most popular music venues such as the Music Farm and the Pour House while playing extensively across the Carolinas at clubs, bars, and private parties. Each member of Weigh Station brings his musical background and influences to the song writing process creating a unique Rock and Roll melange. Their sound has been described as funk rock, and dirty southern soul. While Weigh Station has been known in Charleston as an exciting live and improvisational band, their focus as of late has shifted towards song oriented rock after having completed their first EP, Past the Tracks. Fall 2014 brought about a period of rebuilding and new writing after long time bassist William Moore moved to Nashville. The spot was filled by Seattle native Benjamin Mossman, who since has loaned a solid funk fried low end to the band's already powerhouse sound. Their first full-length album, Outlaw Inlaw, was released in August 2015 and boasts a versatile catalog of 12 originals in the rock, funk, and even country veins.

Americana is perhaps the best way to describe Joseph Tedesco's music. Fusing elements of folk, blues, country and rock into his own unique style. Joe is a multi-instrumentalist, playing the harmonica, guitar, and piano.

Frog People UNITE!!!

In July of 2018, Red Cedar Review released their debut album, "The Highway". A mix of traditional bluegrass standards alongside guitarist/vocalist Brad Edwardson's original songs. Recording the bulk of the album in one live session, they create an energy that invites the listener into the stories Edwardson weaves into his songwriting.

Night Fever is the hot new project by the fearless duo of Jason Fuller and Ansley Stewart. Can you dig it? Playing heavy hits from the 70's and beyond.

Night Fever is the hot new project by the fearless duo of Jason Fuller and Ansley Stewart. Can you dig it? Playing heavy hits from the 70's and beyond.

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.

Americana from Charleston, SC.

Americana from Charleston, SC.

Reid Stone is...the Guilt Ridden Troubadour.  Joining him...Tom Leoncyzk funks it up fronting Weigh Station, and is no doubt guilty too. Together.  Again.

The one thing that can solve most of our problems is dancing. -James Brown Based out of Charleston, SC – Junco Partner delves into the realm of funky rock jams. The group features Joe Keenan, vocals / guitar, Matt Hastings on bass, Kevin Wadley, guitar, Alan Brisendine on Keys, saxophone, Dennis Ware on drums and TJ Dildy on guitar and vocals. 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.

Calling all Frog People!!!

In August of 2015, Detroit-based jazz musician, Gino Fanelli, relocated to Lookout Mountain, Georgia in pursuit of something new. Having played every genre from rockabilly to western swing and jazz, Fanelli eventually forged his signature style N’awlins party jazz, which he has spent the last 15 years honing.

Since their formation in April of 2006 the members of Weigh Station have become a strong, dynamic, and creative force in the Charleston music scene. They have headlined some of Charleston's most popular music venues such as the Music Farm and the Pour House while playing extensively across the Carolinas at clubs, bars, and private parties. Each member of Weigh Station brings his musical background and influences to the song writing process creating a unique Rock and Roll melange. Their sound has been described as funk rock, and dirty southern soul. While Weigh Station has been known in Charleston as an exciting live and improvisational band, their focus as of late has shifted towards song oriented rock after having completed their first EP, Past the Tracks. Fall 2014 brought about a period of rebuilding and new writing after long time bassist William Moore moved to Nashville. The spot was filled by Seattle native Benjamin Mossman, who since has loaned a solid funk fried low end to the band's already powerhouse sound. Their first full-length album, Outlaw Inlaw, was released in August 2015 and boasts a versatile catalog of 12 originals in the rock, funk, and even country veins.

“Doug Walters redefines the essence of the great guitar player. While a great songwriter with an acute ability to write both a meaningful ballad about a loved one as well as a chaffing response to a nuisance, his guitar work stands alone, delivering a punch like the prize fighter, backed into a corner; the fighter who always wins the fight.”—Tony McKie, Talent Buyer, Fiery Ron’s Home Team BBQ”

"There's a lot of artists out there who think they have a show. Kyle Lacy actually has one and he's never afraid to use it. His songs make fast friends with an audience and he delivers his message with nothing less than true passion and thunder." - Silbin, Promoter, NYC

Graham Whorley is a musician known for his soulful mastery of music and looping technology. Graham was born in a small town in Virginia. He soaked up the local gospel, country, jazz, and folk music he heard there and mixed it with the finest rock influences to create his own musical voice.  His following has grown organically from local, regional, and then national.

The one thing that can solve most of our problems is dancing. -James Brown Based out of Charleston, SC – Junco Partner delves into the realm of funky rock jams. The group features Joe Keenan, vocals / guitar, Matt Hastings on bass, Kevin Wadley, guitar, Alan Brisendine on Keys, saxophone, Dennis Ware on drums and TJ Dildy on guitar and vocals. 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.

Of Sol Driven Train, Ward Buckheister branches out and plays to those that will listen.

In July of 2018, Red Cedar Review released their debut album, "The Highway". A mix of traditional bluegrass standards alongside guitarist/vocalist Brad Edwardson's original songs. Recording the bulk of the album in one live session, they create an energy that invites the listener into the stories Edwardson weaves into his songwriting.

Will Hauptle is a singer and guitarist in Charleston providing live music for any occasion. Hauptle’s music is a blend of Americana and Jazz - moods that are flexible and enjoyable. Will brings acoustic or electric guitar, and requests are welcomed! New singles “Winded Shoulder” and “Hallelujah Girl” pivot Hauptle’s sound towards a laid back beach-y atmosphere.

Help us reprise the largest day in West Ashley's history, featuring the return of TRAVELIN KINE. 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.

One of Savannah’s most prolific live acts, The Train Wrecks have been churning out alt-country ballads and anthems, hard-chugging stories about life and love, for nearly two decades. They were the party band at one time. Frontman Jason Bible, however, has been clean and sober for years now. As the Train Wrecks have continued their hard-gigging lifestyle, Bible has also been spending spare time working on his own solo material. After two years, he’s set to release “Anicca,” a joint project with novelist William Sackler.  The project will be released as both a novel and an album, the first acting as liner notes to the 10 songs penned by Bible and his longtime lyrical collaborator David Williams, as well as his side band The Rights.

One of Savannah’s most prolific live acts, The Train Wrecks have been churning out alt-country ballads and anthems, hard-chugging stories about life and love, for nearly two decades. They were the party band at one time. Frontman Jason Bible, however, has been clean and sober for years now. As the Train Wrecks have continued their hard-gigging lifestyle, Bible has also been spending spare time working on his own solo material. After two years, he’s set to release “Anicca,” a joint project with novelist William Sackler.  The project will be released as both a novel and an album, the first acting as liner notes to the 10 songs penned by Bible and his longtime lyrical collaborator David Williams, as well as his side band The Rights.

Americana from Charleston, SC.

Of Sol Driven Train, Ward Buckheister branches out and plays to those that will listen.

Reid Stone is...the Guilt Ridden Troubadour.  Joining him...Tom Leoncyzk funks it up fronting Weigh Station, and is no doubt guilty too. Together.  Again.

These Things Shall Pass is the tenth full-album release from Memphis-area musician Davis Coen, and fulfills his long-standing goal of recording an entire spiritual-based album. The album nods to a wide range of classic song selections, spanning from time-tested traditional American hymns, such as “What A Friend We Have In Jesus” and “Old Rugged Cross,” to classic gospel radio cuts as Willie Banks and the Messengers’ “Working For Jesus,” and the title cut, Stuart Hamblen’s “These Things Shall Pass,” famously covered by country music legends Hank Snow and Johnny Cash. The album also has six original songs, including light-hearted duets “Saint Christopher” and “Jesus’ Hand,” with former Billy Joe Shaver guitarist Patrick McClary from Jackson, MS vocally accompanying Coen. It was recorded at Sand Dog Studios in Batesville, MS, and co-produced by the album’s drummer Ryan Rogers and Coen.

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.

Graham Whorley is a musician known for his soulful mastery of music and looping technology. Graham was born in a small town in Virginia. He soaked up the local gospel, country, jazz, and folk music he heard there and mixed it with the finest rock influences to create his own musical voice.  His following has grown organically from local, regional, and then national.