Live music in Myrtle Beach, SC

Captain Barnacles and the Gang return for a laugh-filled live sing-along made for kids. At the Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre, families can enjoy a lively morning of singing, dancing, and easygoing fun. From Baby Shark to Skidamarink, little ones will be clapping, grooving, and singing along from start to finish.

Each month, the F1rst Friday Art Walk turns downtown into a showcase as businesses host artists and musicians. Restaurants roll out evening specials to complement the experience. Expect an easygoing stroll around downtown highlighted by art, music, food, and fun.

Jaclyn Shaw takes the stage at the Historic Train Depot with a focused set of seven original rock songs. This live performance spotlights her bold material in a historic setting.

Enjoy a luau-themed cruise along the Grand Strand featuring live hula dancers, live island music, and a dramatic fire performance at the dock after the boat returns. The trip explores the Intracoastal with authentic luau entertainment that brings the spirit of the islands on board. This locally owned experience welcomes families. Tickets are Adults $45 and Kids $31.

House of Blues Myrtle Beach features mostly general admission on the main floor, so expect standing room for most attendees. Reserved seats are available in the balcony overlooking the stage for an additional cost, and those tickets include priority entry that skips the general admission line, guaranteed seating, and cocktail service during the show. Guests needing accessible accommodations should purchase the correct wheelchair, mobility impaired, or companion tickets for their party. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes before doors open to complete security check-in. The venue is smoke free and there is no re-entry. Support acts may change without notice. For questions about accessible seating, contact the box office at 843.272.3000, option 1.

Music and bingo come together at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. As songs play, participants mark matches on their bingo cards, blending a lively game night with a sing-along vibe that spans classics and current hits. Prizes await the winners, and food and drinks are available from the full menu. There is no cost to participate, making it an easy way to enjoy music, laughs, and a bit of friendly competition.

Each week, GATOR 107.9 brings Free Show Friday to the Grand Strand home of free live music. A PayDay Friday drawing happens before the entertainment, then the night continues with performances from top bands in the area. This recurring event offers free live music in a place dedicated to it.

Beachfront karaoke with SOS Care features an extra hour of singing on the second Saturday of every month. Proceeds benefit the local organization SOS Care. Hosted inside the Sand Dunes Resort, with parking available in the Sand Dunes Garage for restaurant visitors.

Each Saturday, the NUTRL Waterway Stage at the Boathouse spotlights a mix of performers from the local scene alongside regional and national talent.

The Hangout hosts The Band Waleska in a live performance showcasing the group's trademark Southern rock style.

Mr. Nigel and Friends bring a party atmosphere to The Hangout for a Saturday celebration packed with lively vibes and plenty of energy. It is all about keeping the fun rolling from start to finish, creating a festive scene that lights up the weekend.

Old Crow Medicine Show brings a blend of pre-war era folk, country, old-time, and bluegrass refreshed for today, a sound the group has honed for more than 25 years. Known for carrying forward folk traditions while reshaping them for modern listeners, the band has been inducted into the Grand Ole Opry and has earned two Grammy Awards. This performance marks their debut at Alabama Theatre.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at 8th Ave Tiki Bar & Grill. Pick a song and take your turn at the mic.

Karaoke takes center stage at 810 Entertainment Market Common, welcoming confident crooners and first-time singers alike. Choose a favorite anthem or a secret singalong, step up to the mic, and enjoy a laid-back atmosphere where laughter and applause keep the night moving. Karaoke runs throughout the evening, with food and a full bar available. Admission is free and all are welcome, creating a friendly setting for memorable performances and plenty of good vibes.

JT Money is set to bring his Miami bass, crunk, hip hop, southern hip hop, and rap sound to Vizionz Lounge and Live Music Bar. The show is scheduled to start at 9:00 PM.

Memorial Park hosts a free concert series with live music throughout the summer. Bring friends and family, set up with a chair and blanket, and enjoy a picnic, or grab dinner in Pier Village before settling in for the show. The summer lineup features Brown & Brooks, Nor’ Eastah, If Birds Could Fly, Salty Dog, Fabulous Fish Heads, Mark and Dora, Dune Fox Duo, We Saw A Bear, McKinney & Co, Anthony Stells, Sweet Sweet, Alex Arnick, Alan Bibey Duo, King Tide Duo, and City Lights Trio.

Sunday Funday with Bumpin Uglies is part of the A&A Produce Summer Concert Series on the NÜTRL Waterway stage, offering free live music and cold beer set directly on the Intracoastal Waterway. This waterfront gathering welcomes all ages.

The Accelerators bring free live music to The Hangout with a set that spans rock, blues, country, and more. A lively performance showcases their range across multiple genres.

Country supergroup Ricochet takes the stage with the signature harmonies and chart success that marked their early rise. Their debut single, What Do I Know, reached the Top 5 in 1996, and the follow-up, Daddy’s Money, hit No. 1 on the Billboard, Radio & Records, and Gavin country charts, remaining at the top of Billboard for two weeks. Recognized for intricate vocals and a distinctive sound, the band continues to create country music and tour extensively across the United States and abroad. Presented by the South Carolina Entertainment & Music Hall of Fame. Ultra Premium Seating includes a VIP meet and greet package with exclusive pre-show access, a collectible lanyard, and a signed poster. All-In Pricing means the amount shown is the total with no processing fees or hidden charges. Purchase only through official channels and avoid unauthorized resellers, as GRLT is not responsible for tickets bought elsewhere.

Experience a live concert on the Beachfront Stage as part of the Beachfront Live Concert Series.

Each Sunday, Boteco VIP hosts a live Jazz Jam in the heart of downtown Myrtle Beach. Talented local musicians fill the room with smooth sounds while craft cocktails and food set a relaxed tone. Listeners and musicians are welcome, whether you are a dedicated jazz fan or simply looking for a laid back night out. It is a comfortable way to wind down the weekend with music, good flavors, and friendly vibes.

Urban Jukebox delivers a high-energy set at The Hangout with a lively blend of neo-soul, funk, reggae, and more. Expect soulful grooves, upbeat rhythms, and a party atmosphere throughout the performance.

Jukebox Bingo puts a musical spin on classic bingo at 810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach. As familiar tunes and current hits play, players mark their cards to match the music and compete for a winning pattern. It is free to play, prizes go to the winners, and the venue offers a full menu and drinks for the duration. Expect a lively, easygoing game night filled with music, friendly competition, and plenty of laughs.

Legends in Concert brings Back to the 80s to Myrtle Beach with thrilling live tributes to Freddie Mercury, Pat Benatar, Michael Jackson, and Bob Marley. Backed by the Legends live band and dynamic dancers, the production blends powerhouse vocals and vibrant costumes to recreate the sound and style of these music icons. It delivers a high energy concert vibe that celebrates the songs of a generation.

This guided trolley experience highlights Myrtle Beach’s growth from the mid-twentieth century to today, sharing stories about films made or premiered in the city and its place in music history. The route includes the new Historic District and a visit to The Fitzgerald Motel at Charlie’s Place Historic Site, a recognized Green Book listing. The trolley is enclosed and climate controlled for a comfortable ride.

On the Grande Shores lawn by the beach, enjoy an island-style evening that blends a lively DJ soundtrack with a buffet dinner and a high-energy luau featuring hula and a complimentary fire performance. The menu showcases teriyaki chicken with peppers and onions, sweet and sour meatballs, Hawaiian pineapple rice, sweet rolls, and pineapple upside down cake. Beverages are available for purchase at the Ocean Breeze Bar, including specialty drinks served in keepsake cups. The cost is $19.95 plus taxes, and both locals and resort guests are welcome.

City Lights brings an energetic set of classic pop and rock spanning the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and beyond to The Hangout. This free live music performance features familiar favorites from across the decades.

A late night karaoke gathering on the beachfront pairs sing-along fun with drinks and ocean views. Attendees pick their favorite tracks, take the mic, and share the spotlight with friends as the evening unfolds.

Gina Davis brings line dancing lessons to The Hangout for dancers of every level, from newcomers to those with experience. The session includes instruction and opportunities to hit the floor and boogie, offering a welcoming space to learn and enjoy dancing together.

Hot Summer Nights brings free live music to Plyler Park in downtown Myrtle Beach, turning the park into a lively hub for concerts. Each performance spotlights a different band, with genres spanning rock, reggae, country, funk, blues, and Top 40. Over the Moon Productions provides pre-show entertainment at the park before the bands perform. There are no tickets and no registration, just arrive and enjoy the music. The lineup features acts such as The Peeples Project, Ntranze, We Saw A Bear, Devin Dove Band, Chasing Rachel, Emory West Band, The Zilches, Fossil Rockers, Burning Bridges, Joes On Call, Vince Peeples & The Co., Justin Fox Band, Instant Karma, Bailey Road, The Mary English Band, Slack Tide, Old Soul, and Paperwork.

Dirty Laundry brings live music to Local On The Water, with food and cold drinks in a waterfront setting on the Grand Strand for an evening by the water.

Experience a lively country set from the Taylor Richardson Band on the outdoor stage at The Hangout. This is an opportunity to see the band perform live in an open air setting.

An outdoor karaoke series brings summer nights to life on the main patio on the building's left side. Sing solo or with friends, pick your favorite tracks, and enjoy a lively setting with music and good energy. Cocktails and tasty bites are available while you perform or cheer others on. Everyone is welcome, from first-timers to seasoned singers. Reservations are encouraged, and walk-ins are accommodated when space allows.