Show Reviews
![[Show Journal] Grace Potter and the Nocturnals at Music Farm, aka the Best Valentine’s Day Ever](http://www.scenesc.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/xScreen-Shot-2013-02-21-at-5.45.57-PM.png.pagespeed.ic.3N1uUOjjH4.png "[Show Journal] Grace Potter and the Nocturnals at Music Farm, aka the Best Valentine’s Day Ever")
What did you do on Valentine’s Day? Go out to a nice dinner? See a movie with a hot date? Or did you just sit in front of your television with a few bottles of wine and the cast of Parks and Rec to keep you company? While all of these scenarios sound fantastic, I’m [...]
![[Show Journal] Citizen Cope at the Music Farm](http://www.scenesc.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/ximage-11.jpeg.pagespeed.ic.jNpLyQCqPS.jpg "[Show Journal] Citizen Cope at the Music Farm")
Clarence Greenwood, more commonly known by his stage name Citizen Cope, played to a sold out audience at the Music Farm this past Saturday. His enthusiastic and energized band perfectly balanced out his calm, cool, and collected demeanor, making for a great night of reggae-alt-soul-pop tunes. Having heard mixed reviews of his live show, I [...]
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By Heather Fowler: 9.28.12 at Amos’ Southend Just stepping outside it has become obvious that summer is coming to a close. But if you were at Amos Southend on Tuesday night then would never would have guessed. The show started with a punch with The Ready Set. A fun, energetic band was was perfect for [...]
![[Show Review] A Silent Age and I am Carpenter at One Unit](http://www.scenesc.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/xIMG_8680.jpg.pagespeed.ic.z0V3jL8XeA.jpg "[Show Review] A Silent Age and I am Carpenter at One Unit")
The question I was asked most at One Unit last night was “What are you doing here?”. I’m not exactly a staple at hardcore shows, and for the last two months I haven’t been attending that many shows at all. Being away, I realize that it’s not the live music that I miss the most. [...]
![[Show Review] TV Girl w/ We Roll Like Madmen at The Radio Room](http://www.scenesc.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/xtvgwrlm06201224.jpg.pagespeed.ic.lnY3Ct26dk.jpg "[Show Review] TV Girl w/ We Roll Like Madmen at The Radio Room")
When LA’s TV Girl crossed into South Carolina on Wednesday afternoon, it was like they had found the promised land of freely available pyrotechnics and reasonably priced petroleum products. Fireworks or not, TV Girl and We Roll Like Madmen put on quite a show last Wednesday at The Radio Room. As Clemson-based EDM act We [...]
I would like to thank Big Hassle Media for their hospitality. They were great to work with and I hope that we can continue this relationship forever and always. Also, thanks to Lillian Cai and Alex Chura for taking the pictures that are in this article. I tried to write this article on my way [...]
If you weren’t at 5 Points Pub last Wednesday to see Heyrocco and Civil Twilight put on a show, then I feel very sorry for you. Both bands came to play (literally) and both bands won the crowd over. Heyrocco started off their set with “The American Tourist” and then went on with “Whales,” from [...]
We got the lovely Adrienne Wilson to write our Sasquatch Festival show review this year and she did a fantastic job. Thanks Adrienne! Memorial Day weekend marked the beginning of yet another Sasquatch musical adventure. Anticipation seemed to stream through the lines of cars as they began to line up [...]
It was a glorious Wednesday night at 5 Points Pub. Cara Salimando started the evening out with a quiet bang with her performance. Her set was simple, and that’s exactly the way it should have been. Her voice is airy and beautiful; all it needs is a piano or a ukulele to back it up [...]
I don’t have a list of my top five favorite bands with South Carolina connections. If I did, though, Washed Out would probably be one of them. It blows me away how much notoriety Ernest Greene’s bedroom recording project has garnered him in the last three years or so. ”He’s so hot! I love him!” my friend Remy told [...]
Wednesday, May 16th, Matthew Mayfield and David Ramirez rolled into Nashville for a night of intimate music. For the second straight night I found myself at 12th and Porter, where the two singer/songwriters played a day after Gregory Alan Isakov. Playing first out of the two was Matthew Mayfield. Originally, I found both of these artists through their serialbox sessions. Mayfield, from [...]
![Show Review: Gregory Alan Isakov @ 12 & Porter [Nashville]](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-nAjkYpL4bvQ/T7Us2DrfwXI/AAAAAAAAAGc/9JAp9S34IZE/s320/IMG_0502.JPG "Show Review: Gregory Alan Isakov @ 12 & Porter [Nashville]")
I have the opportunity to spend my summer in Nashville doing internships at some music venues. While I’m here, I’m going to tak the opportunity to review some of the awesome talent and shows I get to see: On Tuesday, May 15, I had the opportunity to see one of my favorite artists live [...]
“That show made me feel like I was having the best seizure of my life” – Pedro Lopezdevictoria regarding last Friday’s Reptar show in Athens, GA. I would have to wholeheartedly agree with that statement and also add that after the show, I was covered in half of Athens’ sweat. The stench is probably never [...]
“Man your own jack hammer!” the crowd screamed in time with Claudio Sanchez as Coheed and Cambria tore up Music Farm’s stage in Charleston last Monday with Pianos Become the Teeth and Moving Mountains. Charleston served as the second stop in their first tour since drummer Chris Pennie and original bassist of the group Mic [...]
