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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

Click here to purchase your tickets today.

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Charleston Music Hall Set to Reopen

The infamous Charleston Music Hall is set to reopen its doors to concert-goers. The Charleston Music Hall has been closed for the past eight months due to the COVID-19 pandemic but has recently been conducting an outdoor concert series, Around the Bend.

With winter quickly approaching, Charleston Music Hall is moving indoors in November. Their venue, which currently seats 965 people, will decrease their capacity to just 250 patrons per show. 

A recent press release on COVID-19 protocols outlined the precautions the venue is taking to keep their staff, performers, and spectators safe with this new transition to indoor viewing stating, “There is no guarantee of an illness-free event even with following the below procedures. It is indisputable, however, that planning, training, and implementing reasonable health and safety measures is the  best way to protect our staff and patrons, as well as the overall viability of our events.”

Upcoming concerts include The Travelin’ Kine, Patrick Davis and His Midnight Choir, Jon Reep, and Women and Paul Simon: A Tribute to Paul Simon. Tickets range from $20-$40 and can be purchased online.