Live Entertainment Venues

Anderson, South Carolina

Anderson, South Carolina's entertainment venues serve the Electric City and its surrounding Upstate communities with concerts, community events, and family entertainment. Anderson's position between Greenville and Clemson in the heart of Upstate South Carolina makes it a regional hub for the area's entertainment market that lies between the larger metropolitan entertainment offerings of Greenville and Charlotte.

Anderson, SC 29621

Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston Music Hall presents touring concerts and comedy in a restored 1900s theater in the historic district's Upper King area.

37 John St 29403

Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston Music Hall is one of the Southeast's most beloved intimate concert venues — a beautifully restored 1936 theater on John Street presenting national touring acts and local artists for the Charleston music community. Upper King Street's extraordinary entertainment corridor and the Music Hall's exceptional acoustic properties create a concert experience that reflects Charleston's remarkable combination of historic preservation and contemporary cultural ambition.

37 John St, Charleston, SC 29403

Charleston, South Carolina

Dock Street Theatre is America's oldest theatrical venue — a 1736 institution (rebuilt after the Civil War in a 19th-century Planter's Hotel) presenting Charleston Stage's professional theater productions in one of the most historically atmospheric theater spaces in the nation. The theater's connection to America's theatrical history and its French Quarter setting make it one of the most unique and culturally significant performance spaces in the entire United States.

135 Church St, Charleston, SC 29401

Charleston, South Carolina

Gaillard Center is Charleston's most beautiful performing arts venue — a 1,800-seat concert hall opened in 2015 as the home of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra, presenting Broadway touring productions and major classical performances in a purpose-built hall designed with exceptional acoustics. Its construction as part of Charleston's cultural district development reflects the city's ambition to match its extraordinary tourism reputation with world-class performing arts infrastructure.

95 Calhoun St, Charleston, SC 29401

Charleston, South Carolina

Gaillard Center is Charleston's most important performing arts venue — a beautifully designed 1,800-seat concert hall presenting the Charleston Symphony, Jazz Artists of Charleston, and Spoleto Festival USA performances in South Carolina's most architecturally distinguished modern performance space. The Gaillard's extraordinary acoustic design and its role in Charleston's remarkable cultural life create a performing arts experience befitting one of America's most historically significant cities.

95 Calhoun St, Charleston, SC 29403

Charleston, South Carolina

Music Farm is Charleston's most beloved live music venue — a 700-capacity Ann Street club that has been the heartbeat of the Lowcountry music scene since 1992, booking national touring acts across rock, country, and indie alongside the local Charleston bands who have called it home for three decades. Its position near the Upper King Street entertainment corridor and the city's massive tourism market makes Music Farm the essential concert destination for both residents and the millions of visitors who make Charleston one of America's most popular travel destinations.

32 Ann St 29403

Charleston, South Carolina

Music Farm in downtown Charleston presents touring indie and rock acts in a converted 1888 train depot near the Charleston Visitor Center.

32 Ann St 29403

Charleston, South Carolina

North Charleston Performing Arts Center and Coliseum presents major touring concerts and Broadway productions in the Charleston metro area.

5001 Coliseum Dr 29418

Charleston, South Carolina

TD Arena at the College of Charleston is the most atmospheric college basketball arena in the Southeast — a 5,100-capacity downtown arena where the Cougars basketball team plays before the most passionate small college crowds in the country. Charleston's extraordinary concentration of downtown bars and restaurants adjacent to the arena creates a game-day experience uniquely intertwined with one of America's most beautiful and historically significant cities.

65 Patriot Point Rd, Charleston, SC 29403

Charlotte, South Carolina

The Carolina Panthers' facilities and practice operations in Rock Hill, South Carolina represent the NFL's presence in the Charlotte-Rock Hill metro area. The Panthers' South Carolina fanbase — which extends throughout both Carolinas — accesses NFL entertainment through the team's connection to the broader Charlotte market.

Rock Hill, SC 29732

Clemson, South Carolina

Memorial Stadium at Clemson University (Death Valley) is one of college football's most intimidating venues — an 81,500-capacity stadium in a small college town where the Clemson Tigers have built a dynasty with two national championships. The team's run down the hill pregame entrance (described by several coaches as the most exciting 25 seconds in college football), combined with the deafening crowd noise in a valley stadium, creates one of the most physically intense game-day entertainment environments in American sports.

Williamson Rd, Clemson, SC 29634

Columbia, South Carolina

Carolina Coliseum at the University of South Carolina serves as the campus's major indoor entertainment venue — presenting University of South Carolina events, major concerts, and community events for Columbia and the surrounding Midlands region. The Coliseum's history as the home of USC basketball before the modern Colonial Life Arena makes it a beloved institution in South Carolina's capital city sports and entertainment history.

701 Assembly St, Columbia, SC 29208

Columbia, South Carolina

Colonial Life Arena at the University of South Carolina presents major touring concerts alongside Gamecocks basketball in downtown Columbia.

801 Lincoln St 29201

Columbia, South Carolina

The Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center is South Carolina's primary large-scale event venue in the state capital, hosting concerts, sporting events, and entertainment productions for the Midlands region. South Carolina's casino market is emerging via the North Myrtle Beach developments, but Columbia's entertainment infrastructure serves the growing gaming visitor market who use South Carolina's coast and mountain regions for leisure travel.

1101 Lincoln St 29201

Columbia, South Carolina

Koger Center for the Arts is South Carolina's premier mid-size performing arts venue — a 2,256-seat hall presenting Broadway touring productions, the Columbia Philharmonic, and national touring performances for South Carolina's capital city community. Its location on the University of South Carolina campus makes it accessible to both the university community and Columbia's broader arts audience.

1051 Greene St, Columbia, SC 29208

Columbia, South Carolina

Koger Center for the Arts at USC presents touring concerts and Broadway productions in Columbia's premier performing arts venue.

1051 Greene St 29208

Columbia, South Carolina

Segra Park (now Segra Park) is the home of the Columbia Fireflies — a Minor League Baseball Single-A affiliate in the heart of South Carolina's capital city serving as one of Columbia's most family-friendly entertainment destinations. The Fireflies' fireworks nights, theme promotions, and community-focused programming make Columbia Fireflies games one of the most popular family entertainment events in South Carolina's Midlands region.

1640 Freed St, Columbia, SC 29201

Columbia, South Carolina

Township Auditorium in downtown Columbia presents touring concerts and community events in a historic 1930 venue.

1703 Taylor St 29201

Columbia, South Carolina

Township Auditorium is Columbia's premier concert hall — a beautifully restored 1930s theater presenting major concerts and cultural events for South Carolina's capital city community. The venue's historic character, outstanding acoustics, and consistent programming of quality entertainment make it the most important performing arts venue in the Midlands of South Carolina.

1703 Taylor St, Columbia, SC 29201

Columbia, South Carolina

Williams-Brice Stadium is the University of South Carolina's 77,559-capacity football cathedral — home of the Gamecocks in the most fan-passionate football conference in America. The SEC's culture of treating football as the region's most significant shared cultural experience reaches maximum intensity on Saturdays at Williams-Brice, where tailgating begins before dawn and the game itself is almost secondary to the full day of communal celebration that defines South Carolina football culture.

1125 George Rogers Blvd, Columbia, SC 29208

Conway, South Carolina

Brooks Stadium at Coastal Carolina University is the home of the Chanticleers — a program that achieved national attention with their 2020 Sun Belt Conference Championship and bowl game victory, creating an passionate fanbase in Myrtle Beach's college community. The stadium's role in serving the entertainment needs of the Grand Strand's college community makes it an important part of the Myrtle Beach area's sports entertainment landscape.

Chanticleer Dr, Conway, SC 29528

Greenville, South Carolina

Greenville's arena serves Upstate South Carolina as the region's hub for professional sports, major concerts, and family entertainment events. Greenville's position as the economic hub for a four-state Upstate South Carolina/Western North Carolina region creates an entertainment market substantially larger than its official city population suggests.

650 N Academy St, Greenville, SC 29601

Greenville, South Carolina

Greenville's downtown entertainment scene is one of the most successful small-city revitalizations in American history — a former mill town transformed by the Falls Park on the Reedy River and an extraordinary Main Street entertainment district into one of America's most beloved small cities. Greenville's remarkable combination of Michelin plant prosperity (bringing French cultural influences), outstanding independent restaurants, and the natural beauty of the Reedy River waterfall creates an entertainment environment of unusual quality and character.

Greenville, SC 29601

Greenville, South Carolina

Bon Secours Wellness Arena is Greenville's 15,000-seat arena and one of South Carolina's largest entertainment venues — a regional anchor for the Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina corridor serving audiences who travel from Spartanburg, Anderson, and Asheville. Greenville has emerged as one of the South's most vibrant mid-size cities, and the arena's concert lineup reflects that growth alongside the nearby Cherokee Valley River and Harrah's Cherokee gaming market.

650 N Academy St 29601

Greenville, South Carolina

Bon Secours Wellness Arena presents major touring concerts in a 16,000-seat arena, the largest indoor venue in the Upstate South Carolina region.

650 N Academy St 29601

Greenville, South Carolina

Greenville Theatre is South Carolina's Upstate region's most ambitious community theater — a 400-seat professional-quality presenting organization serving Greenville's growing population of relocated professionals from theater-rich cities who expect high-quality live theatrical entertainment in their adopted South Carolina home. Its programming of contemporary musicals and classic plays serves a Greenville audience that has demonstrated remarkable appetite for live performing arts as the city's population has grown.

444 College St, Greenville, SC 29601

Greenville, South Carolina

Peace Center in downtown Greenville presents touring Broadway productions and concerts in a modern riverside performing arts complex.

300 S Main St 29601

Greenville, South Carolina

Warehouse Theatre is Greenville's beloved performing arts anchor — an intimate converted industrial space presenting contemporary theater, concerts, and community arts events for the Upstate South Carolina market. Greenville has emerged as one of the most dynamic mid-size cities in the American South, and the Warehouse Theatre's programming serves a rapidly growing audience of tech industry professionals, creative entrepreneurs, and arts patrons who have transformed the city's downtown into one of the South's most celebrated urban revitalization stories.

37 Augusta St 29601

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Alabama Theatre at Broadway at the Beach is Myrtle Beach's most beloved live theater showroom — a 2,200-seat venue presenting One, the Ultimate Tribute to Neil Diamond, and other long-running theatrical revue shows that have served the Grand Strand's family tourism market for decades. The theater's consistent programming of wholesome entertainment for Myrtle Beach's multigenerational family vacation market reflects the distinctive character of the South Carolina Grand Strand as a family-focused resort destination.

4750 Hwy 17 S, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

House of Blues Myrtle Beach is a 2,500-capacity live music venue bringing the iconic House of Blues format to South Carolina's Grand Strand — booking national rock, country, R&B, and blues acts for the beach resort and golf destination market. A natural complement to the entertainment complex being built around Myrtle Beach's new gaming and entertainment approvals.

4640 Hwy 17 S 29577

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

House of Blues Myrtle Beach presents national touring acts across its music hall stage, part of the House of Blues chain at Barefoot Landing.

4640 US-17 29579

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Myrtle Beach Convention Center hosts major entertainment events, concerts, and shows for the Grand Strand's massive tourism market. The convention center's 250,000 square feet of meeting and event space serves Myrtle Beach's enormous meetings and conventions tourism market alongside the resort entertainment that draws 19 million annual visitors to the Grand Strand.

2101 N Oak St, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

North Charleston, South Carolina

North Charleston Coliseum is South Carolina's largest arena — a 13,000-seat venue serving the Charleston metropolitan market that brings major national touring acts to the Lowcountry for the first time since the Charleston area became one of the South's fastest-growing cities. The arena serves an audience that includes residents of Savannah, Hilton Head, and the Myrtle Beach gaming corridor who converge on Charleston for major entertainment events.

5001 Coliseum Dr 29418

North Charleston, South Carolina

North Charleston Coliseum is the Charleston area's primary arena entertainment venue — a 14,000-capacity indoor facility presenting major concerts, the South Carolina Stingrays ECHL hockey team, and major events for the Charleston-North Charleston metropolitan area. Its role as the region's primary large-format indoor entertainment venue serves the 800,000-person Charleston metro area with concerts and events that complement the more intimate neighborhood bar and music scene of historic Charleston.

5001 Coliseum Dr, North Charleston, SC 29418

North Charleston, South Carolina

North Charleston Coliseum is South Carolina's most important indoor entertainment venue — a 13,000-capacity arena presenting major touring concerts, hockey, and family entertainment for the greater Charleston metropolitan area. Charleston's extraordinary growth (one of the fastest-growing mid-size cities in America) and the coliseum's consistent programming of major touring acts create one of the Southeast's most commercially active mid-size arenas.

5001 Coliseum Dr, North Charleston, SC 29418