Charleston, July 30, 2025
News Summary
Charleston is set to host a variety of concerts this August, featuring big names and local talent across various venues. Highlights include the Summer Unity Tour with Collective Soul and +LIVE+, a unique event by Sister Hazel, and others. Despite the summer heat, music lovers can expect an engaging month filled with live entertainment, showcasing everything from rock to hip-hop. As renovations close the Music Hall, other venues will steal the spotlight, ensuring a memorable experience for concert-goers. Don’t miss out on supporting your favorite artists this season!
Charleston is gearing up for an exciting lineup of concerts and events throughout August 2025, showcasing a diverse range of musical talent. With performances from renowned bands and local acts alike, music lovers can expect an engaging month filled with live entertainment.
The summer heat will linger with temperatures reaching around 90°F during the day, accompanied by scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoons. Winds will come from the south at speeds of 5 to 10 mph, while the low temperature will hover around 79°F.
Highlighting the month, Drive-By Truckers and Deer Tick will grace the stage at The Windjammer on August 5 and 6. This will be followed by a concert featuring Blackberry Smoke alongside former Tom Petty member Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs on the same day at The Refinery.
Another major event on August 6 will be the Summer Unity Tour at Credit One Stadium, where Collective Soul and +LIVE+ will perform, promising a nostalgic experience for fans of both bands.
On August 8, Johnny Delaware will take the stage at Music Farm, featuring local group Tounds as part of the lineup. The following day, Cypress Hill will headline an extraordinary concert at Firefly Distillery, sharing the stage with Atmosphere, Lupe Fiasco, and The Pharcyde.
On August 9, The Pour House will host a special event featuring The Shrimp Records Family Band to celebrate the full moon in Leo along with Cary Ann Hearst‘s birthday. The weekend of August 15-17 marks the highly anticipated Hazelnut Hang, an annual event by Sister Hazel at The Windjammer, featuring multiple bands performing over the weekend.
As August goes on, the Marcus King Family Band Reunion will occur on August 23-24 at Firefly Distillery, featuring various artists including Jamey Johnson and Molly Tuttle. Finally, the month wraps up on August 30 with a Pink Floyd tribute band at Charleston Pour House, followed by Anderson East at The Riviera Theater on August 31.
Another important detail to note is that the Music Hall will be undergoing renovations and will be closed until after August 29, 2025. As the community looks forward to the vast array of performances, concertgoers hope for cooler weather, keeping in mind that August is known for its hot and humid conditions.
With a mix of genres and local talent, this month promises to bring both excitement and enjoyment to Charleston’s music scene, making it the perfect time for residents and visitors alike to enjoy live music and support their favorite artists.
Frequently Asked Questions
What major concerts are scheduled for August 2025 in Charleston?
Major concerts include performances by Drive-By Truckers, Blackberry Smoke, Collective Soul, and Cypress Hill, among others.
What is the weather expected to be like during the events?
The weather is forecasted to be hot and humid with a high around 90°F and a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Will Music Hall host events in August 2025?
No, the Music Hall will undergo renovations and will not host events until after August 29, 2025.
What local acts will perform in August 2025?
Local acts include Tounds, Five Door Sedan, and One Spliff, Three Minorities. These acts will support major performances throughout the month.
When does Sister Hazel’s Hazelnut Hang event take place?
Sister Hazel’s annual Hazelnut Hang is scheduled for August 15-17 at The Windjammer.
Event Summary Table
| Date | Event | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| August 1 | DJ Dolla Menu with local acts | Lo-Fi Brewing |
| August 5 | Drive-By Truckers and Deer Tick | The Windjammer |
| August 5 | Blackberry Smoke with Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs | The Refinery |
| August 6 | Collective Soul and +LIVE+ | Credit One Stadium |
| August 8 | Johnny Delaware with Tounds | Music Farm |
| August 9 | Cypress Hill with Atmosphere, Lupe Fiasco, and The Pharcyde | Firefly Distillery |
| August 9 | The Shrimp Records Family Band | The Pour House |
| August 15-17 | Sister Hazel’s Hazelnut Hang | The Windjammer |
| August 23-24 | Marcus King Family Band Reunion | Firefly Distillery |
| August 30 | Pink Floyd Tribute Band | Charleston Pour House |
| August 31 | Anderson East | The Riviera Theater |
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Additional Resources
- Post and Courier: August Concerts in Charleston
- Count on 2: Affordable Charleston Concerts
- CHS Today: Upcoming Concerts in Charleston
- Ticketmaster Blog: Heart Setlist Overview
- Count on 2: Upcoming Concerts in Charleston
- Wikipedia: Concert
- Google Search: Charleston concerts
- Google Scholar: Charleston live music
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Music Concert
- Google News: Charleston concerts
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