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Outdoor Concert Series Coming Back to Firefly Distillery

Starting on March 19th, Firefly Distillery is bringing back socially distanced outdoor concerts. The popular “Safe Sounds” concert series will take place through June and will include extra safety measures for staff and patrons.

The venue, located in Park Circle, will only operate at 10 percent capacity and will require everyone to wear masks. Each concert will also have food trucks and other refreshments available for purchase. 

Check out the series lineup below:

  • March 19 – Sam Bush
  • April 17 – 20 Ride: America’s #1 Zac Brown Tribute Band
  • April 24 – Randall Fowler
  • April 25 – The Allman Betts Band
  • May 1 – On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute Band
  • May 8 – Runaway Gin: A Tribute to Phish
  • May 13 – TBD
  • May 15 – The High Divers with She Returns From War
  • May 20 – Jimmie Allen
  • May 22 – The Reckoning
  • May 29 – Idlewild Revival: A Tribute to the Allman Brothers
  • June 5 – Motown Throwdown
  • June 12 – Night Moves with Taylor HIcks: A Tribute to Bob Seger
  • June 19 – Elise Testone and BlackNoyze with Brandon “Taz” Niederauer
  • June 26 – The Midnight City Band

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Safe Sounds at Firefly Distillery

Not all concerts are canceled this summer! Now in regulation with social distancing, Firefly Distillery announces “Safe Sounds,” a seven week-long outdoor concert series which began June 12th.

Listen to live music every Friday and Saturday night throughout the months of June and July. Stocked with beer, wine, and local food trucks, this outdoor arena can be enjoyed by up to four guests in each 10×10 safe space.

In order to respect social distancing, Firefly has several precautionary measures in place. Aside from general suggestions of hand-washing, Firefly has several safe spaces on their field so guests are evenly spread out. With 8-ft distances between each 10×10 square, you won’t have to stress about keeping apart. All common surfaces are sanitized after each customer’s use, and several hand sanitizing stations are scattered around the premises. 

At this week’s concert on Saturday, June 27th you can expect performances from The Majestics and Lady & The Brass with special guest DJ Natty Heavy. All sets are 21+ with doors open at 6 p.m. and showtime at 7 p.m. Leave your furry friends at home and kick back on the greenspace. Each Safe Space Square is available for four friends starting at $25.00 an individual ticket.

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Firefly Distillery Begins Hand-Sanitizer Production

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In light of the coronavirus crisis, Charleston-based Firefly Distillery has switched from making their signature sweet tea vodka to making hand sanitizer for the masses.

Firefly, the state’s oldest working distillery, will be producing 180 cases with each run and started offering the sanitizer to the public last Friday. According to ABC News4 the distillery is selling half gallons of hand sanitizer on a first come, first serve basis. While the public is limited to one bottle per person (at $25), hospitals, state departments, military and other institutions will be the first to receive Firefly’s hand sanitizer through its office supply distribution.

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If you’re interested in purchasing your own, head over to the distillery located at 4201 Spruill Avenue, North Charleston.