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Your guide to Lowcountry outdoor concert venues

Enjoy the best of warmer weather with local and national acts at these scenic open-air spots.

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Firefly Distillery tends to bring the crowds with its outdoor venue space.

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One of the best things about warmer weather is that it brings some of the best opportunities to enjoy outdoor concerts. Luckily for us, we have several great options for open-air venues. Whether it’s a large festival featuring national acts or a more intimate event with local vibes, you can experience live music at these venues throughout the Lowcountry.

Note: This is not a comprehensive list, but if we’ve missed one of your favorites, let us know.

The Charleston Pour House | James Island | The Deck stage offers a lively atmosphere with a diverse lineup of acts.

Riverfront Park Performance Pavilion | North Charleston | Situated on the banks of the Cooper River, this pavilion has become a popular destination, especially for festivals.

The Windjammer | Isle of Palms | This long-standing, beachside venue is perfect for enjoying live music, beach views, and delicious food.

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Anything better than tunes on the beach?

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The Refinery Charleston | Charleston | This mixed-use development welcomes a variety of national, regional, and local performers to the Lowcountry.

Credit One Stadium | Daniel Island | With its large capacity, this stadium brings entertainers from across the country to perform in the Lowcountry.

Firefly Distillery | North Charleston | his distillery hosts both small and large-scale events, offering marsh views, local food trucks, and refreshing Firefly cocktails.

Hanahan Pavilion | Hanahan | A community venue with a roof-covered stage that offers excellent acoustics

Joseph S. Daning Amphitheater | Goose Creek | With amenities including a stage-front dance floor, the Amphitheater provides a great space for the community to gather and enjoy a variety of public performances.

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