Live Acoustic Music Near Charleston, South Carolina
If you've never experienced hearing talented musicians perform in a small, intimate environment, you are in for a treat.
Churches and non-profit community groups around Charleston host occasional coffeehouses that feature traditional folk musicians and other acoustic artists as a way of bringing the community together.
In addition, live acoustic music can be heard in many listening rooms, small theaters and local vineyards and breweries in Charleston. Restaurants and cafes around town sometimes also host nationally touring musicians.
Below you can find a listing of upcoming shows in these smaller venues by nationally and internationally touring artists.
Upcoming Acoustic Shows
Featured
May 6, 2020Playing at Awendaw Green (Listening Room)Gathering raw energy like lightning rods in an electrical storm, the music of Willow & Wood is a kind of folk-noir that's as eerie as it is soothing.
Willow and Wood’s music is transcendent: both a
Apr 21, 2020
Playing at Recovery Room (Bar/Nightclub)
“Alan isn’t just versed and influenced by the Americana and alt-country byproducts, but the old school country and rock origination points of the music." - Saving Country Music
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Places to See Live Acoustic Music
in and around Charleston, SC
Listening Rooms
| Palmetto Brewing Company (Charleston) |
| Awendaw Green (Awendaw) |
Folk Music Coffeehouses
| Fripp Island Friends of Music (Fripp Island) |
Cafes, Restaurants & Coffee Shops
| The Tattooed Moose (Charleston) |
| Montreux Bar and Grill (Summerville) |
Vineyards & Breweries
| Commonhouse Aleworks (North Charleston) |
| Deep Water Vineyard (Wadmalaw Island) |
Small Theaters
| Queen Street Playhouse (Charleston) |
| Charleston Music Hall (Charleston) |
| Woolfe Street Playhouse (Charleston) |
Bars & Nightclubs
| Burns Alley Tavern (Charleston) |
| Recovery Room (Charleston) |
| The Charleston Pour House (Charleston) |
| The Windjammer (Isle of Palms) |