Myrtle Beach Live Music Picks for the Week of May 21

There's so much going on here in Myrtle Beach music that it can be tough to sort through it all. That's why each week, we scour the live music listings locally and give our picks for an event you can attend each night of the week. Our choices not quite your taste? That's OK. Just click over to the calendar page for a larger listing of all the happenings around town.

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MONDAY • MAY 21

Folkem Duo 

• Where: Dead Dog Saloon, Murrells Inlet Marshwalk
• When: 7 p.m.
• Cost: No cover

Having reopened to the public Thursday after a February fire that left a large portion of the venue burnt, the Dead Dog Saloon is now back in full swing and has resumed its nightly music offerings. On the revamped outdoor stage tonight will be non other than Ten Toes Up's BJ Craven and Who Shot JR?'s Jonathan Roberts performing together as the Folkem Duo. If you still need convincing check out more on the "new" restaurant from our friends at Myrtle Beach Restaurant News or hear the Folkem Duo here. 

Also check out: Get rowdy with Virginia Beach metalcore group Under City Sklines performing alongside local metal/hardcore acts Nothing and Perseverance at The Sound Hole beginning at 8 p.m. or relax with Ras Bonghi Reggae at Stoll Pigeon's at Broadway at the Beach.

TUESDAY • MAY 22

Reggae Tuesday

• Where: Bourbon Street Bar & Grill
• When: 10 p.m.
• Cost: No Cover

A trio of touring bands from California will breeze through this Reggae-friendly beach locale on Tuesday evening. On a summer tour and on its way from Wilmington to the Atlanta area Makeshift Innocence will make an off day stop at Bourbon Street with Knockout and B Foundationopening up the show. Come and check out some great West Coast Reggae!

 (Full Details) 

Also check out: Hop down the street to Pier View Bar for another chance to catch Jonathan Roberts performing and take in a great ocean view or try something completely different as the Short Bar in Murrells Inlet hosts a Guitar Hero Shred Contest for a chance to win a trip to Las Vegas.

WEDNESDAY • MAY 23

Finnegan Bell 

• Where: Hot Fish Club Gazebo, 4911 U.S. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet
• When: 8 p.m.
• Cost: No Cover

Shane Williams and Warren Bazemore, two former members of the Sony/BMG/Essential records-signed Christian Rock band Siler's Bald have been making themselves known on the local scene recently performing under the name Finnegan Bell. If you've not seen these guys, Wednesday would be a great chance to catch Folk Rock/Americana duo performance with the awesome Marsh-front backdrop Hot Fish Club provides.    (Hear their music here) 

Also check out: Check out the relocated Cool Daddy's Bar & Grill at 670 Hwy. 17 S., Surfside Beach, as The IZM performs at 9 p.m. or find frequent MB visitors Pasadena from California chillin' at Boubron Street.

THURSDAY • MAY 24

Beach, Boogie & Blues Southside Jam

• Where: Suck Bang Blow Original, Hwy. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet
• When: 7-11 p.m.
• Cost: No Cover

For those who think the spring rallies are all about bikes, brawls and boobs, this Thursday night jam may change your impression. The Grand Strand Blues Society Presents a night of Beach, Boogie and Blues hosted by Spider Webb and featuring many of the area's best Blues musicians jamming together at SBB. This event is scheduled to become a recurring gig at SBB running every Thursday, but tonight's opening night should draw a good crowd of Bike Week stragglers and Blues players to an Open Jam-type format.  (Full Details) 

Also check out: Enjoy a complimentary wine tasting and live music from singer-songwriter Lee Thomas at Latte Litchfield in Litchfield Beach or check out Hard Rock Cafe Battle of the Bands runners-up Below The Bassline at Pirate's Cove in North Myrtle Beach.

FRIDAY • MAY 25

Octopus Jones & Modern Man

• Where: The Sound Hole, 1004 Chester St., Myrtle Beach
• When: 9 p.m.
• Cost: $5 cover

It's not that often you get a night full of Indie Rock from top to bottom in Myrtle Beach, but the foursome of bands lined up for Friday night's show at The Sound Hole definitely fits the bill with varying shades of progressive, new-wavey and shoegazing rock music on display. The show will feature Greenville-based up-and-comers Modern Man, Virginia Beach's Last Remaining Pinnacle and two great local acts in M Is We and crowd favorites Octopus Jones. Come out for a night of pyschadelic fun and dancing! (Full Details) 

Also check out: Ramp up your pre-Bikefest partying with DJ QP's latest edition of Hip Hop Live at the Island Bar & Grill in Surfside or Kirko Bangz performing live at the "Drink In My Cup" party at Bikini Beach Bar. 

SATURDAY • MAY 26

Black Bike Week

• Where: Atlantic Beach and beyond
• When: All Day
• Cost: Various covers

BBW 2012 goes into full effect Saturday with more events and live music than your crotch rcoket can handle. Out-of-town acts such as DreBanks Ent., Dapa Don, Street Misery Music and Da Genesis — along with plenty of others — will perform live in downtown Atlnatic Beach, but the party extends well beyond the small northside locale. There's also a Celebrity Bikefest & Car Show with live music at Myrtle Beach Speedway, the Ruff Ryders Takeover in North Myrtle Beach — featuring a performance from DMX at House of Blues — and parties and DJs all over the beach at spots like Spanish Galleon, The Afterdeck, 2001, Bikini Beach Bar & more. (See a full list of events) 

Also check out: There's a jam-packed day of metal and heavy stuff as Splatter Magazine hosts a fundraising party at The Sound Hole kicking off at 4 p.m. Those looking for something a little less in-your-face should check out The Wavos at Bourbon Street or Charleston's the Blue Dogs at Nosh in Pawleys Island.

SUNDAY • MAY 27

Sunny Ledfurd 

• Where: The Boathouse Waterway Bar & Grill, 201 Fantasy Harbour Way
• When: 4:30 p.m., headliner around 6 p.m.
• Cost: No Cover

Always a fan favorite, the purveyor of the party anthem "Myrtle Beach" makes one of his semi-annual trips to the town he loves with a stop at The Boathoue's Backyard Summer Concert Series. As if you needed another reason to check it the area's best backyard — full of boats, beer and bikinis — the Boathouse has a recently rebuilt stage that sits out over the Waterway, increasing the good views of the headliner and giving the backyard a full-on ampitheater feel. (Full Details) 

Also check out: Just next door to the Boathouse ta Clarion Hotel & Conference center they'll be Jazz-ing it up as the Gold Key Jazz Society presents a Discography of Music by Herbie Hancock and Tierney Sutton at 6 p.m. Or catch Athens, Ga.-based country/souther rock group The John King Band at Garden City Pier at 8 p.m.

Beach Buzz: Top Tweets & Status Updates for April 19

This is the second installment of a new feature called "Beach Buzz" which compiles ten of the most interesting, informative and absurd social media updates we've found from the Myrtle Beach Music community online recently. Check out what folks are saying below and if you see an update you'd like to share, send it to us via Facebook, @ListenUPMB on Twitter or drop us a line at listenupmb@gmail.com:

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1. Knittin' & Drinkin'

Emily Schrag: "I'm probably the first person to ever leave yarn at a bar... Gotta stop crocheting/knitting at bars..." — April 13. Follow @eeschrag on Twitter for more about guitars, banjos, yarn and dropping a lot of "F" bombs.

2. May the force be with you

Shellie Rowell: "Don't hate me cause I'm beautiful, hate me because this is my boy toy — with Lance Waste at The Sound Hole." — April 17. To keep up with Shellie's always unpredictable antics, friend her on Facebook or check out The Sound Hole fan page. 

3. So how do you really feel?

Myrtle Beach Jokes: "Anytime someone in Myrtle Beach gets the idea to start a music career EVERYONE is quick to remind them how bad they SUCK and that theyre gay." — April 11. Follow @MyrtleBeachJoke on Twitter for more sharp-witted local humor.

4. Her name in lights

Elise Testone: "My College has been so supportive! http://t.co/zBe2InLx" — April 13 Follow @ETestoneai11 for more behind the scene "Idol" talk.

5. Know the difference!

Merch Dude: "To all bands: There is a difference between marketing your band and your band becoming a telemarketer." — April 13. Follow @themerchdude for more tips on how not to look stupid selling merch or check out his blog at themerchdude.tumblr.com/.

6. Get it while it's free...

 Stella by Starlight: "Big things planned. New releases. Live shows. Time to kick you in the face. The albums I have posted will only be free and available a little while longer." Follow MB native Nate Fowler (aka Stella By Starlight) on Facebook or download the music at http://www.pandapush.com/stellabystarlight/.

7. First kilts, now this?!?

Band On The Rum: "Mark your calendars now ! Aug 4th we'll be playing at Whispering Pines Nudist Resort from noon to 3pm for their annual Parrot Head Party. Just over the SC/NC border. Let's see how many "Rummies" love us enough to come to this gig. Should be fun!" — April 17 Keep up with all of Irish/Cover act Band on The Rum's most interesting gigs on Facebook.

8. People of Wal-Mart

Barry Boardwine : "So im walkin out of walmart and see this guy throw his f-ing drink bottle in the back of my truck. I walk up and say HEY WTF?? does this look like a trash truck to you dickhead??He says "kinda"...........??????.......now i have two broken fingers and an assault charge pending. THx alot asshole" — April 13. Friend Barry on Facebook or check out General B (New South Syndicate) on Reverbnation to hear his music.

9. Masquerade Party

Corey Holden: "Ready to get crazy tonight at SenorFrogs MyrtleBeach with DJ Lui Diamante and Taylor J. Burt." — April 13. Friend Corey on Facebook or see him perform live percussion alongside DJ Lui Dianmant at TJB's Remix Thursdays each week at Senor Frogs.

10. PBR TV

Power Born Rebellion: "For anyone that may have missed our silly interview on WMBF's Local Living. Enjoy! BTW, votes are moving up but so is our competitions. Please keep spreading the word! Thanks!" — April 18. Keep up with PBR's quest to advance in the Hard Rock Rising competition on Facebook.

Myrtle Beach Music Picks for the week of April 16

There's so much going on here in Myrtle Beach music that it can be tough to sort through it all. That's why each week, we scour the live music listings locally and give our picks for an event you can attend each night of the week. Our choices not quite your taste? That's OK. Just click over to the calendar page for a larger listing of all the happenings around town.

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TUESDAY • APRIL 17

Singing In The Sun

• Where: Myrtle Beach Convention Center, 2101 N. Oak St.
• When: Tuesday through Saturday at 6:30 p.m. each night
• Cost: $20.50-$27.50 nightly; three, four and five-night packages available.

It's not often we mention Gospel music here at ListenUp, but when it's an event the size of Singing In The Sun it's a little hard to overlook. This five-day festival of some of the genre's best is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a show to remember at the Convention Center. Packing the opening night's lineup will be the Hoppers, Gold City, Jeff & Sherri Easter and the Harvesters along with guest speaker Dr. David Jeremiah. The rest of the week features no less than four musical acts each night, highlighted by a Friday performance from Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder on Friday night. (Full Details) 

Also check out: Musicians ought to check out Open Jam with the ATM Band at Stool Pigeons, while acoustic fans may want to try Wilmington's Routine Man at Fresh Brewed Coffee House.

WEDNESDAY • APRIL 18

Ten Toes Up

• Where: Bourbon Steet, 5307 N. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach
• When: 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
• Cost: Free

There's a pretty good chance you don't need us to tell you why you ought to go party with Ten Toes Up, one of the area's best rock bands, on Wednesday night at Bourbon Street. But in case you need another excuse: The boys just raised $20,000 through Kickstarter for a new album and will be recording in Nashville soon...so get on out while they're still working out the new material and see if you can get them to write you a song about you for the new album (they just might...for the right price.) Details.

Also try: Boom Boom's Raw Bar takes a break from the Beach-heavy lineup to let local Blues musician Greg Bowman take a crack at it. 

THURSDAY • APRIL 19

Steel Pulse & SOJA

• Where: House of Blues, Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach
• When: 8 p.m.
• Cost: Tickets are on sale now online and are $22 in advance or $25 day of show.

Celebrate 4/20 early with what could be the biggest Reggae show of the year in Myrtle Beach featuring international Roots Reggae legends Steel Pulse headlining at House of Blues, with support from the nationally-touring SOJA and Myrtle Beach’s own Treehouse! (Details)

Also try: Check out the brand new duo Nick & The Animal featuring Josh "Animal" Gregory of Ten Toes Up at Hot Fish Club or head up to Club 2001 to kick off Spring SOS with national act Nantucket.

FRIDAY • APRIL 20

420 Fest

• Where: Borgata Bar, 813 Surfside Dr., Surfside Beach
• When: 3 p.m. to 2 a.m.
• Cost: $5 Cover

Sure there's a lot going on, but I'll be damned if this 4/20 baby — yes, it's really my birthday — is picking anything other than Borgata's full-on celebration of this special day. Jam-packed with eight great Reggae and Hip-Hop bands, giveaways from local smoke shops and more, this is a great chance to go an hang at one of the scene's under appreciated venues for live music. The lineup includes: Skitch (3 p.m), Greenville's Sun-Dried Vibes (5:30 p.m.), Wilmington's Elation (8 p.m.), local cover act Fireshot (9 p.m), Below the Bassline (10 p.m.), Hip-Hop duo Two of a Kind  (11:30 p.m.), Shamroc - N - DJ QP (midnight) and TreeHouse! (12:30 a.m.).

Also try: Beer lovers have a pair of tasting/music events to check out including the "Very Jerry" Ale tapping party with entertainment by Brother Esau (Grateful Dead Tribute) fro 6-9 p.m at Lisberty Steakhouse at Broadway at the Beach, while Crafty Rooster will host its Spring Beerfest Friday and Saturday with 100+ beers and live music from Southern Blue & more!

SATURDAY • APRIL 21

Myrtle Beach Zombie Walk

• Where: Donwtown Myrtle Beach, The Sound Hole & Victory Tavern
• When: Noon to 2 a.m.
• Cost: $5 cover, $10 for weekend pass

This one's a no-brainer! Get it? Zombies will eat your brains...ahh, OK I'll shut up now. But with more than 40 bands in many genres ranging from rock to hip-hop to metal and acoustic, there's no greater bang for your buck than the 5th annual Zombie Walk and its dueling post-parties on Saturday. (Read full article here.)

Also try: There are a ton of ways to celebrate your Saturday: Pay your respects to Mother Earth and hear a day's worth of live music at the Earth Day Music Fest; Party your ass off at the Sold Out Barstool Blackout Tour show at House of Blues; Check out some of the area's best hip-hop acts at the 2nd annual South Carolina Underground Music Awards; Get your grass on at Rivertown Bluegrass Society's monthly jam; See Country star Aaron Tippin at Alabama Theatre...I could go on. But I won't.

SUNDAY • APRIL 15

Spring Tide Clean-Up

• Where: Hot Fish Club
• When: Music starts at 1 p.m.
• Cost: Free for participants; must be part of clean-up to attend

It's Earth Day Sunday, so why not celebrate by participating in the 21st Annual Spring Tide Clean-Up in Murrells Inlet, where you can spend your morning doing your part for the environment and spend the afternoon chowing down on some good eats and jamming with last year's Grand Strand's Best Cover Band, legendary local act The Mullets. (Details)

Also try: Spend a smooth Sunday afternoon as the The Cultural Council of Georgetown County celebrates its relocation with a "Welcome To Front Street" party featuring live Jazz from the Denny Hess Jazz Trio. Party with Reggae rockers Passafire at The Boathouse's Backyard Summer Concert Series.

Beach Buzz: The week's top tweets & status updates

This is the first installment of a new feature we're calling "Beach Buzz" which compiles ten of the most interesting, informative and absurd social media updates we've found from the Myrtle Beach Music community online recently. Check out what folks are saying below and if you see an update you'd like to share, send it to us via Facebook, @ListenUPMB on Twitter or drop us a line at listenupmb@gmail.com:

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1. Jeremy Anderson: Bandana fan. Iguana lover.

Treehouse: "It is what it is... http://instagr.am/p/JOIIgRmuRH/" — Apr. 10

Follow TreehouseTheBand on Instagram. 

2. Farewell...for now

Acoustic Johnny (John Hazebrouck): "Due to other commitments, the V.F.W. Sunday Jam will conclude on Sunday Apr. 29. It has been a lot of fun, and I thank all the musicians who have performed and the fans who have attended. We will resume the Jam after Labor Day. We will have a grand finale party on Apr. 29. I hope you can attend!" — Apr. 9

Acoustic Johnny on Facebook.

3. Yo, hit me on Myspace dog

WHIT (aka Greg Whittington): "If you don't like someone and don't want to give them your number... Just tell them to hit you on your Myspace. lol" — April 10

Check out WHIT on Facebook. 

4. Jam-packed benefit lineup

Soundtherapy:  "J-Boogie Memorial Benefit" Band Line-Up

Lost In The Middle 3:30 - 4:00
Rabble N’ Rabellion 4:20 - 4:50
Jah Harvest 5:10 - 5:40
Circles In Autumn 6:00 - 6:30
JC Penny 6:40 - 7:00
Exklusive Musik 7:10 - 7:30
DJ QP & Shamrock 7:40 - 8:00
The Izm 8:10 - 8:40
Rule #9 9:00 - 9:30
Bitterseed 9:50 - 10:20
Soundtherapy 10:40 - 11:20
Strike-O-Matics 11:30 - 12:15
Psych Ward 12:35 - 1:45 — April 11

For full details on the April 28 benefit at SBB Four Corners see the promo video on YouTube.

5. Zombies 101

Myrtle Beach Zombie Walk shared a link: Becoming Zombiefied

"Becoming Zombiefied guide will help first timers know what to expect and discover choices on how they will be Zombified." — April 11

Check out more details on the Myrtle Beach Zombie Walk on Facebook.

6. WE ARE METAL!

101.9 Fox FM- The Internet's Rock Station: "To Be Honest with all of you... If you are watching the [Revolver Golden Gods Awards] live... We do not censor our music. The REAL GODS of Metal are the Unsigned, Underground, Uncensored Bands out there that gets OVERLOOKED by the bigger guys. WE, Stand For YOU, You have a voice ... You speak LOUDER than any of those douches at Revolver Mag... WE...ARE...METAL... WE...ARE...ROCK... We stand with you all. That's what makes us special is YOU. ~Lace" — April 12

Check out locally-based internet radio station 101.9 Fox FM on Facebook.

7. New lyrics or word to live by?

Jayna Doyle (Death of Paris): "Stop running around in circles and start chasing after your heart." — April 11

Follow @JaynaDoyle on Twitter.

8. Gotta love them wet Tees! 

N.E. Double F (Neff Barerra): "Club Touch (2001 Nightclub) has a crazy Ratio (Females 4:1 Males) for New York's Biggest Apples Wet T-Shirt Contest. Gotta Love Wet Tees!" — April 11

Follow @Neffworking on Twitter.

9. Hollerin' for Hootie

Steve Pethel: "Today was a good day. The show was really fun, & Darius Rucker got to hear a bit of my set. Pushing forward. http://goo.gl/7KbyF" — April 9

Check out Steve Pethel's blog on Tumblr.

10. Gee, thanks Lee...

Lee Satterfield (Treephort): "@paulmckinney @ListenUpMB You made a battle of COVER bands, that's fucking autistic, but at least the winner's covers were family friendly." — Apr. 11

Follow @LeeSatterfield on Twitter.

Subscribe to ListenUp's "Myrtle Beach Music" Interest List on Facebook to keep up with various local music updates throughout the week.

Myrtle Beach Live Music Picks for the Week of April 9

There's so much going on musically that it can be tough to sort through it all. That's why each week, we scour the live music listings locally and give our picks for an event you can attend each night of the week. Our choices not quite your taste? Click over to the calendar page for a larger listing of all the happenings around town.

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TUESDAY • APRIL 10

Fresh Brewed Unplugged

• Where: Fresh Brewed Coffeehouse, 933A Broadway St., Myrtle Beach
• When: 8 p.m. 
• Cost: Free

Always sure to bring you something you probably won't hear anywhere else, tonight's edition of Fresh Brewed Unplugged — which showcases local, regional and touring artists performing in the coffee shop's front window —  features John Wills. Wills, a Blues- and Folk-influenced songwriter from Minneapolis pays respects to legends such as Leadbelly, Howlin’ Wolf, Tom Waits, Mississippi John Hurt, Bob Dylan and Muddy Waters with his unique musical compositions and passionate lyrical styles. (Details) 

And as if you need another reason to support this non-profit community coffee house, it appears some knucklehead tried to rob them last night...so go show some love and help out the place that helps so many round these parts.

Also check out: Jam with Treehouse! at Backyard Bar & Grill on restaurant row or rock with Ten Toes Up at Wahoo's on the Marhswalk.

WEDNESDAY • APRIL 11

SensaMotion & Jah Harvest

• Where: Bourbon Steet, 5307 N. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach
• When: 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
• Cost: Free

The SensaMotion Band (formerly known as Simple Minded Budz) is a Roots Reggae band consisting of former CCU student Joey Collepardi and his crew of Jersey Shore players. On their first trip back to the beach since performing at the House of Blues last April, SMB will team up with local Reggae favorite Jah Harvest for groovin' show to get you over the hump this week. Check out our interview with the band here or get the show details.

Also try: Get your dayside kicks with Roadside Assistance at Ocean Annie's or check out Greenville singer-songwriter Spencer Rush at Dick's Last Resort in Barefoot Landing.

THURSDAY • APRIL 12

FluxCapacitor

• Where: Berni's 501, Highway 501 near CCU
• When: 8 p.m.
• Cost: No Cover

No, Marty, there's no time travel involved with this show, but you may feel like you've traveled to a different time period when this Pennslvania-based group hits the stage. Simultaneously taking you back to the pyschadelic 60s with its jam-influenced style and catapulting you into the future with experimental electronica-tinged improvisational rock, FluxCapacitor is sure to get you feeling groovy. Also, If you've not had the chance to visit Berni's check out our review or get show details here. 

Also try: Homegrown Roots rock from Columbia with Jackaroe at the Pawleys Island Tavern or check out Indie/funk rock group Paperwork from Pawleys at The Sound Hole.

FRIDAY • APRIL 13

Little Texas

• Where: Rodeo Bar & Grill, Celebrity Sqaure, Broadway at the Beach
• When: 9 p.m.
• Cost: Tickets are $15. Purchase online here.

Helping Christen Broadway’s hottest new club will be the first nationally-known act to hit the bar’s revamped stage, 90s country act Little Texas. With nearly a dozen Top 10 country hits under their belts including “Some Guys Have All The Love,” “God Blessed Texas,” and “My Love” this reunited veteran act is sure to put on a great show. House band the Josh Brannon Band will open the show.

Also try: There's a ton going on, so depending on your taste, you may also want to check out Prowler's Video Release Party at The Sound Hole, Hip Hop Live featuring Charlotte-based duo Brody & Choch at Island Bar Surfside, Southern rocker Eddie Bush at the Smoke on the Beach BBQ cook-off at Family Kingdom or Indie rockers Ryan Bonner & The Dearly Departed at Hot Fish Club.

SATURDAY • APRIL 14

Tyler Hilton

• Where: Island Bar & Grill Surfside, 2272 Glenns Bay Road
• When: 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
• Cost: $5 cover

One Tree Hill fans won't want to miss heartthrob Tyler Hilton who will perform in town as part of an acoustic tour. Hilton, a singer-songwriter who has drawn comparisons from Howie Day to Elton John is known for three albums including the recently-rleased "Forget The Storm" and also for his acting roles as Chris Keller on the N.C.-filmed "One Tree Hill" and as Elvis Presley in the Johnny Cash biopic "Walk The Line." The show will also feature Nashville-based pop duo Dakota & Will, NYC songwrite Dion Roy and local songstress Emily Schrag. (Details)

Also try: Another jam-packed night features some real variety in the form of classic country (Oak Ridge Boys at Alabama Theatre), rock (Candlebox w/ IAMDYNAMITE at HOB), Funk (BPL at Bubba's Love Shack), Punk (Nobody Jones and Bamboo Forest at Fresh Brewed Coffee House) and even classical (Long Bay Symphony's "A Musical Tour of Europe" at First Presbyterian Church in MB).

SUNDAY • APRIL 15

Crowded Streets

• Where: Boathouse Waterway Bar & Grill, 201 Fantasy Harbour Blvd.
• When: 4 p.m.
• Cost: Free

The weather should be warm and sunny for another Sunday Funday at The Boathouse's Backyard Summer Concert Series. This week's show features Dave Matthews tribute band Crowded Streets doing your favorite DMB hits while Grand Strand's Best Cover Band runners-up Sushi For Breakfast warm up the crowd witha heavy dose of rock, pop and hip-hop. (Details)

Also try: Check out Variety act The Sand Band at Boom Boom's Raw Bar in North Myrtle Beach or The Little Nashville Band at Beaver Bar in Murrells Inlet.