Blues Bash takes over the Lowcountry

The Lowcountry is blessed with an abundance of cultural festivals and expositions. From wildlife to food and wine, Spoleto to MOJA, it seems there is always something interesting to experience around town.

2/01/2012 BY DEVIN GRANT VIEW MORE

Musicians band together for fundraiser

In addition to offering up an impressive array of musical possibilities week in and week out here in the Lowcountry, the musicians who make up the local music scene treat each other like family for the most part.

1/25/2012 BY DEVIN GRANT VIEW MORE

Enjoy weekend before holiday

Next weekend, many of us will be spending time with our families, laid up on the couch trying to sleep off our turkey hangovers or battling hordes of people shopping for Christmas presents. So take the opportunity to get out and about this weekend, have some fun and enjoy some ...

11/17/2011 Paige Hinson VIEW MORE

Jack McCray: The definition of cool

In 2008, I asked Jack McCray to do a jazz column. I was just named editor of what was then called Preview and was looking to add freshness to a publication.

11/17/2011 VIEW MORE

Slow Runner to bring sound to Pour House

While Charleston can boast its share of unusual musical acts, one of the more distinctive sounds locally comes courtesy of Michael Flynn and Josh Kaler, better known to music fans as Slow Runner.

10/27/2011 BY DEVIN GRANT VIEW MORE

Music Scene

When it comes to the Texas-based electro-rock duo Ghostland Observatory, it all depends on whom you ask.

10/06/2011 By Matthew Godbey VIEW MORE

Tribute to David Stahl set for Saturday

200 artists to celebrate life of CSO music director

For more than 25 years, David Stahl was the face and motive force of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra.

4/10/2011 Bill Thompson VIEW MORE

Firework Show hopes South by Southwest experience will pay off

After playing the South By Southwest (SXSW) music festival in Austin last month, jazzy rock quartet Firework Show returns to Charleston for its show at the Pour House on Wednesday. This will be the band's first concert in its hometown in six months.

4/07/2011 BY PAUL PAVLICH VIEW MORE

Slay and Boles: Music royalty

See them at Jimbo's Rock Lounge on March 20

Like many other bands in the modern technological era, founding members of The Royal Tinfoil, multi-instrumentalists Lily Slay and Mackie Boles met each other online after a lengthy search for finding fellow musicians.

3/17/2011 BY PAUL PAVLICH VIEW MORE

3-day festival on Bach

CSO players, guest artists at events to celebrate the 'father of church music'

"Music owes as much to Bach as religion does to its founder." -- Robert Schumann If Mozart and Beethoven are the towering twin pillars of classical music, as some maintain, what of Johann Sebastian Bach?

2/27/2011 Bill Thompson VIEW MORE