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1. House of Blues
4640 Hwy 17 S, Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 · 843-272-3000
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BAREFOOT. This restaurant and music hall offers Cajun fare and great live music performed by nationally and internationally known rock, folk, blues, jazz and blues bands. Besides offering interesting night life entertainment, they also serve up a wonderful Sunday Gospel Brunch. Phenomenal gospel music is performed live during the entire brunch. Call ahead for a schedule of upcoming events. Ticket prices and showtimes vary – most are about $20 and start around 8pm. Smoking section available during lunch hours only.
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2. Palace Theatre
1420 Celebrity Cir, Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7464 · 843-448-0588
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BROADWAY. This elegant theatre has hosted such talent as Aretha Franklin, Kenny Rogers and many other top-name celebrities and acts. Previous shows include Wynonna, Randy Travis, Clint Black, "Evita," "Lord of the Dance" and "Le Grand Cirque." Show times and admissions vary, so call ahead.
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BAREFOOT. This 2,250-seat theatre attracts country music's biggest stars. Nightly shows feature the Alabama's very own entertainers, with frequent appearances by greats such as Loretta Lynn and George Jones. Most shows start at 7:30pm Tuesday through Sunday, but call for exact schedule.
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MYRTLE BEACH. 2001 is billed as three clubs in one, and indeed it is. Razzie's Beach Club is the most time-tested of the three, a live music space that's been open since Reagan was in office and welcomes to its stage classic beach bands like The Fantastic Shakers and The Catalinas. Funky Town, meanwhile, goes the disco route with its pop tunes, LED lighting system and groovy decor. Last but not least is Club Touch, a big-city style space that features outstanding club music, huge bar areas and great-looking clientele.
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MYRTLE BEACH. In 1986, Calvin Gilmore unveiled his Carolina Opry, which brings to the Grand Strand area some of the industry's top dancers, musicians, and singers for shows that dazzle audiences with their unique blend of music and comedy. The holiday season sees the Opry put on a stunning Christmas Special. Well reviewed and one of the most sought after tickets in town, the Carolina Opry is great entertainment for the entire family. Shows nightly, most at 8pm.
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BROADWAY. The house band at Froggy Bottomz, Illuzion, is sure to bring down the house with an awesome repertoire of pop music covers. From your favorite classic rock tunes to current hip-hop chart toppers, Illuzion puts on a dynamic show that never fails to get the standing room-only crowds moving. Full bar service is available, and there's even a VIP room with reserved tables if you want to roll like a rock star. NB Paying the cover here gets you into Celebrations' other three spots: Club Boca, Malibu's and Broadway Louie's.
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SURFSIDE. Like something straight out of Vegas (actually, it is!), this five-concert impersonator show is so good that a lot of patrons admit these performers do the songs as well as (in some cases better than) the originals. If you're thinking, "No way!" then come see for yourself as The Boss, Tina, Streisand, Cash and even Elvis take the stage and leave the crowd blown away! Shows usually begin on the hour, for example 2pm, 6pm, 8pm or 9pm. Depending on the season, there may be multiple show times in one day.
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LITTLE RIVER. Irish hospitality is ever present at this North Strand road-sider. Live entertainment is featured most nights, taking the shape of everything from classic rock or Irish folk music to karaoke or stand-up comedy. During the fall, football fans make regular visits here to catch the latest NFL or collegiate action on the tube, and the place is a year round haven for golfers needing a spot to regroup after spending a day in pursuit of birdies. As for consumables, Pat & Mike's serves up some pretty mean pub grub as well as an impressive selection of tapped and bottled brews.
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Reggae
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BROADWAY. When Margaritaville hit the Carolina Coast, the Grand Strand didn't stand a chance! This veritable temple to all things Parrothead is a must for folks who are dedicated to going out and having a great time – after all, fun in the sun is what Dr. Jimmy's been prescribing for years now! At night, the band plays Caribbean-inspired tunes, rock and Top 40. Otherwise, Buffett is played all day, and he also makes several video "appearances." With the help of a few margaritas, the decor transports you to the carefree tropics. The menu, meanwhile, features the legendary "Cheeseburger in Paradise," served just like the song says.
About 10Best's recommendations for Myrtle Beach's Live Music:
The nightlife scene in Myrtle Beach is dynamic enough to suit just about everybody's taste. This is especially true in the case of bars and clubs specializing in live music. If you dig that kind of show – rock, blues, jazz, country, or R&B, it doesn't matter – do yourself a favor and check out the big-name acts and local bands scheduled to play at these spots.
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