Fall for Greenville debuted their 2015 lineup today headlined by midwest retro rocker JD McPherson, Nashville power rockers JEFF the Brotherhood along with indie rockers The Orwells. Just like in years past the lineup mixes local acts with regional and […]
music
Jeffrey Lewis || Diane Cluck || Sinners & Saints Play The Courtroom
Jeffrey Lewis || Diane Cluck || Sinners & Saints – Friday, February 13th – 9PM – $5 Facebook Event Hey Hey it’s… The Jeffrey Lewis & Peter Stampfel Band ($10) by The Jeffrey Lewis & Peter Stampfel Band It’s Friday […]
Fall for Greenville 2014 Music Guide
Follow Fall for Greenville – Instagram Facebook Twitter As downtown Greenville has grown and changed over the years into one of the most lively downtowns in the Southeast, so have the city’s festivals adapted to that changing culture. Fall for […]
Metronome Charleston One Year B-Day Bash
I’m a big admirer of Metronome Charleston, maybe their biggest fan. In only one year the webzine stormed out of the gate, connecting deeply with the Charleston music and comedy scene, covering just about every bit of relevant news […]
7 Q’s with John Fahr, Debut Album ‘Go North’ Out Now
When most people hear home recording they think lofi, or something less than studio quality. Over the last 10 years the gap in quality has nearly disappeared, and with John Fahr’s new album Go North it’s not something you would […]
Hopscotch, The Ultimate Festival for Music Discovery
Festivals seem to be everywhere these days, but few hold a candle to what Hopscotch Music Festival is doing in Raleigh, NC. Now in its fourth year, Hopscotch is spread over 3 days, taking over 15 venues in downtown Raleigh. […]
WXRY Unsigned Open the Vault
WXRY Unsigned uploaded 32 live acoustic recordings from their weekly Sunday night broadcast, with some of these releases dating back to 2005. Before their move to the British Bulldog in Irmo, the unsigned show broadcasted from the WXRY studio downtown, […]
Behind “Ruins” with The Sea Wolf Mutiny
“Ruins” made its debut on the 2013 SceneSC Sampler. “Ruins” is more than the first song released by The Sea Wolf Mutiny since their excellent debut release The Last Season. Much has changed since that time in August, 2011. New […]
Mardi Gras: Columbi-Ya-Ya Style
Like most of its citizens, most of the United State’s favorite holiday traditions immigrated here long ago. The Germans brought us the Christmas tree, the Gaelic tradition of Samhain morphed into Haloween and the French that colonized Louisiana gave us […]
![[Jam Session] All Get Out and The Dunder Chiefs](https://i0.wp.com/www.SceneSC.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Inclinations.jpg?resize=500%2C467)
[Jam Session] All Get Out and The Dunder Chiefs
This is my first jam session. Couldn’t have picked two better artists to be my first. A new era has begun for All Get Out. This is the first release since guitarist Mel Washington, and bassist Mike Rogers left the […]
Lucero and Justin Townes Earle Headline Fall For Greenville
Downtown Greenville, SC Friday, October 12 5:00 pm – 11:00 pm Saturday, October 13 11:00 am – 9:00 pm Sunday, October 14 Noon – 7:00 pm The music aspect of Fall For Greenville may never outshine the culinary, but this […]
Jam Room Music Festival Rocks Downtown
Saturday October 13, 2012 Free Admission Main St. Columbia, SC A little less talk and a lot more action is what Main Street in Columbia needs, and it’s finally getting it. This time the Jam Room is trying their hand […]
Archer vs. Gunman Get Back in Stride
Facebook Event Archer vs. Gunman with Our Western Sky Saturday August 11 8:30 PM at The Handlebar Fall of 2011 was a tough time for Archer vs. Gunman. The band that had been an anchor of the Upstate music community […]
Viva La Vista, Viva La Música
WHEN: 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, September 29 WHERE: The Congaree Vista, in and around the Gervais Street corridor at Lincoln Street. TOKENS: Admission to Viva La Vista is free, but $1 tokens are used to purchase food and beverages. Fall in […]
New Music From Elim Bolt
Towards the end of his days with Sequoyah Prep School Johnnie Matthews opened up a couple of shows playing solo. He also penned the final track on Sequoyah’s last album Spells. That song was called “Suits” and it was resolute. […]