Location: Bon Secours Wellness Arena (formerly BI-LO Center) 650 North Academy Street Greenville, SC. | Start: 10/6/2018 7:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Location: Bon Secours Wellness Arena (formerly BI-LO Center) 650 North Academy Street Greenville, SC. | Start: 12/7/2018 4:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
In 1957, a group of friends in a Detroit, Michigan high school came together to make music. Billy Henderson, Henry Fambrough, Pervis Jackson, George W. Dixon, and Bobbie Smith called themselves the Domingoes, but soon changed their name to The Spinners. The Spinners first hit the charts in 1961, with "That's What Girls Are Made For". In 1964, they made their debut at the Apollo Theater and won instant acclaim, a rare feat at the time. They also signed to V.I.P. Records, an imprint of Berry Gordy's Motown label, based in Detroit. Success was elusive until 1970, when a Stevie Wonder composition, "It's A Shame" became a hit. When singer Philippe Wynne joined the group, as legend has it, Aretha Franklin suggested the group finish out their Motown contract, then change to Atlantic Records. The Spinners then began a stupendous climb up the charts that put 11 songs in the Top 40 pop charts between 1972 and 1976. With songs like "I'll Be Around", "Sadie","Could It Be I'm Falling In Love", "The Rubberband Man", "One Of A Kind (Love Affair)", "They Just Can't Stop It (Games People Play)" and "Then Came You" (with Dionne Warwick), The Spinners cemented their place in pop music history. The Spinners have always made music that is at once timeless and utterly in tune with the times. They possess a classic group sound and approach which never loses its universal appeal. They continue to bring their amazing show to appreciative audiences everywhere.  Frequently Asked Questions: What kind of concession food / beverages or alcohol will be available for purchase at the 2018 Festival?Food and drink available includes a variety of sandwiches, wraps, snacks, soft drinks, beer and wine. Can I pick my seat under the performance tent?Yes. All seats will be on a first-come, first-serve basis by section. Each section of the tent has a different ticket price. Can I bring my dog?No. Dogs are not allowed at the Festival. When will I get my tickets?You should receive a confirmation email containing your tickets shortly after your purchase.  You  may print your ticket and bring with you to the Festival. Do you offer wheelchair accessible seats?All aisle seats are wheelchair accessible. What time does the event start?For most shows, gates will open at 6:00 pm. Most events begin at 7:00 pm. Check each event for more info. Do I need to bring a chair?Only if you purchase general admission seats for outside of the tent. What if it rains?The event goes on rain or shine under the Festival Tent. When is Will-Call open? Will-call is located at the tent entrance and will open 1 hour prior to the start of each event. You may also stop by the Festival office in Murrells Inlet Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm to pick up your tickets. How many people does the venue hold?The venue holds up to 1,200 people. Where should we park?Parking is available in special designated areas at all events, so just follow the signs. Golf car shuttle available. How do I contact the Festival Office by Phone? 843-626-8911
Location: The Reserve Golf Club of Pawleys Island 18 Reserve Drive Pawleys Island, SC. | Start: 10/6/2018 7:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Location: Tin Roof 1022 Senate Street Columbia, SC. | Start: 10/6/2018 7:30:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Darren Knight, aka Southern Momma from Munford, Alabama, is the fastest rising comedian in American history. In just a few short months, he has cultivated a massive online presence, accumulating over a half a billion views across multiple social media platforms. Darren takes his persona to the stage, selling out theatres and casinos nationwide. He's been compared to Jeff Foxworthy, as the next star of redneck comedy. Bang Productions presents Darren Knight's Southern Momma An Em Comedy Tour 2018 produced by John Edmonds Kozma. Featuring Comedian Red Squirrel and Comedian Gary Cargal aka Coach Croker hosted by Ginger Billy. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
Location: Koger Center for the Arts 1051 Greene Street Columbia, SC. | Start: 10/6/2018 7:30:00 PM End: 10/6/2018 9:30:00 PMEvents by Eventful
Location: The Charleston Music Hall 37 John Street Charleston, SC. | Start: 2/5/2019 7:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
New Music Seminar featuring local and regional writers presenting in a workshop format. Registrants will receive a music packet to include all of the songs presented in sheet music form. A CD recording of the songs presented may be purchased.Â
Location: Bethlehem Baptist Church 4 Harrison Bridge Road Simpsonville, SC. | Start: 9/29/2018 10:00:00 AM End:Events by Eventful
Location: North Charleston Coliseum and PAC 5001 Coliseum Drive North Charleston, SC. | Start: 10/6/2018 7:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
with w/ special guests SondorBlue A new Jump, Little Children album will drop on September 14, 2018. The band will also launch a multi-city tour throughout the Southeast, major cities of the Northeast, and Chicago this Fall. Visit www.jumplittlechildren.com for tickets, and follow their adventures @jumplittlechildren on both Facebook and Instagram. The decision to record again was made after several successful reunion tours, with many of their shows selling out in minutes. Members Evan Bivins, Matt Bivins, Jay Clifford, Jonathan Gray, and Ward Williams realized it wasnt enough to gather occasionally; theyd missed each other and their enthusiastic fanbase. A PledgeMusic campaign began in January 2018 to fund their 5th studio album and reached over 100% of its goal by April. The project, featuring behind-the-scenes sneak peeks, gifts from the bands archive, and special merchandise, is still live at: https://www.pledgemusic.com/jump-little-childrenTen years of life experiences have given substance and texture to the twelve newest Jump, Little Children songs. Lead singer and songwriter Jay Clifford says that the new albums title track "Sparrow" speaks to the concept of returning to what you love. Sparrow is not a throwback album in any way, though loyal listeners will hear nods to the bands Celtic music origins, the heavier distortions of Magazine, orchestrated and dark elements of Vertigo and the loops and electronic noises found on Between the Dim and the Dark.The band is ever-grateful to its fans, a true community that remained friends and showed up in full force when asked to help fund the album. "We've been in a constant state of surprise," says multi-instrumentalist Matthew Bivins, "Surprised that the fans were still ready and waiting for our return after ten years. Surprised that theyve continued to attend shows and connect with us online. Surprised that they so enthusiastically rallied behind this new album. We love surprises, and we love our fans. We truly would and could not be doing this if it weren't for them."The question is whether this new music will attract new fans. In a musical landscape that now includes the anthemic acoustic ballads of The Lumineers, the accordion and flute pop of The Decemberists and banjo-based punk of Mumford and Sons, will Jump, Little Children's once left-of-center art pop appeal to a generally more eclectic taste? The band hopes so, confident theyve created something for every era of Jump fan with Sparrow."It's definitely a 'listening album'," says Ward Williams, who plays cello and guitar. "There are songs that will fit in between Portugal. The Man and St. Vincent in a Spotify playlist. But as a whole it has an arc to it, a specific feeling from start to finish. Starts off a little frenetic, settles into a 'vibe', gets a little weird for a minute, and ends with something so pretty andhopeful".This "vibe" is in great part due to expert production from longtime collaborator Josh Kaler (Heather Nova, Paris Monster, Matthew Perryman Jones), one of the band's dearest friends and favorite musicians. Josh and Jay Clifford formed the production studio Hello Telescope in the mid-2000s; the two musicians were business partners until Kaler relocated to Nashville. There, he teamed up with Owen Biddle (Mister Barrington), a fellow Berklee alum, former member of The Roots and general wiz at all things that beep and bloop. The majority of the album was produced by Kaler and Biddle, with additional production provided by friend Jake Sinclair (Weezer, Sia, Panic at the Disco) in LA, and hometown wunderkind Wolfgang Zimmerman (Susto, Band of Horses) in Charleston, SC.Band HistoryJump, Little Children is the result of 90s-era art school kids from Winston-Salem, NC who lived for small stints in Boston and Ireland before settling into Charleston, SC. Known for their eclectic mix of musical influences from ethereal chamber pop to guitar driven alt-rock along with high-energy live shows, they toured extensively to build a grass-roots following of devoted fans across the country. They released 4 studio albums (The Licorice Tea Demos - 1995, Magazine - 1998, Vertigo - 2001, Between the Dim & the Dark - 2004), 2 EPs (Buzz - 1997, Between the Glow & the Light - 2005) 1 compilation of early material (The Early Years, Volume 1 - 2001) and a live double-album of their final performances (Live at the Dock Street Theatre - 2006). After over a decade of touring and recording they announced an indefinite hiatus in 2005, which ended in 2015. In those ten years the members focused on countless creative pursuits:Matthew and Evan BivinsThe Bivins Brothers' first post-Jump project was Cabaret Kiki, a neo-cabaret variety show with music. Kiki featured some of Charlestons finest musicians: Bill Carson, Cary Ann Hearst (of Shovels and Rope), Nathan Koci, Ash Hopkins, Michael Flynn (of Slowrunner) along with dancers from Charleston Ballet Theater and many other talented writers, technicians and collaborators. The Bivins then moved to Chicago, IL. Matt has been performing mostly as a stage actor, sound designer, and accessibility designer in the Chicago theater scene: The House, Strawdog, City Lit, and Steppenwolfs 1700 Theatre. Evan has composed music for the Giordano Dance Company and performed and recorded with various artists (Duncan Sheik, Cary Ann Hearst, Rachel Ries, Mar Caribe, Grit & the Double Knit, Andy Wagner).Jay CliffordJay released two solo records (Driving Blind - 2007, Silver Tomb for the Kingfisher - 2012) and founded his own studio, Hello Telescope, where he has produced records for artists such as Heather Nova and William Fitzsimmons. Jay has also collaborated with the Colorado Symphony orchestrating for artists like Ingrid Michaelson, Amos Lee and Ariel Pink for their Red Rocks concert series. Jonathan GrayJonathan has toured with various artists (Howie Day, William Fitzsimmons, Slow Runner, Cordovas, Post Cobra, Bill Carson, Josh Hoge, Crowfield). For the past several years he has taught music in the Western NC mountains at the Green River Preserve.Ward WilliamsWard lives outside New York City and has toured with various artists (Sara Bareilles, Alicia Witt, Vienna Teng, Brandi Carlisle among others). Hes frequently spotted on Broadway stages, most notably performing music for Waitress: The Musical and The Bands Visit.
Location: The Charleston Music Hall 37 John Street Charleston, SC. | Start: 10/6/2018 8:00:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
Location: Gaillard Auditorium 95 Calhoun Street Charleston, SC. | Start: 10/6/2018 7:30:00 PM End:Events by Eventful
