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Photos and Live Review: The Gaslight Anthem @ Charleston Music Hall

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Photos and Live Review: The Gaslight Anthem @ Charleston Music Hall

I recently had the pleasure of attending a concert by The Gaslight Anthem at the Charleston Music Hall in Charleston, SC. It was an amazing experience that I will never forget. The Gaslight Anthem is a rock band that has been around since 2006. They are known for their heartfelt lyrics and energetic performances. They recently released a new single, “Positive Charge” and are working on their first album since their return last year.

The concert at the Charleston Music Hall was intimate and the energy in the room was electric. The band played a mix of old and new songs, and the crowd sang along to every word. Lead singer Brian Fallon was in top form, belting out the lyrics with passion and emotion. We even got to hear him share is love of South Carolina’s Gamecoks when I fan brought a shirt for him. 

The highlight of the concert was when the band played their hit song “The ’59 Sound.” The crowd went wild, and everyone was singing along at the top of their lungs. It was a magical moment that I will never forget.

Overall, The Gaslight Anthem put on an incredible show at the Charleston Music Hall. Their music is timeless, and their live performances are unforgettable. If you ever have the opportunity to see them live, I highly recommend it.

Meet our live music photographer and reporter, Stephanie Wells, from The Holy City of Charleston, SC. Her infectious energy and passion for her craft are evident in every photo she takes and every story she tells. Stephanie’s always on the lookout for the next great live music event, as there's nothing quite like the pure adrenaline rush of capturing a moment in time. Her favorite place to be when she’s not in the photo pit is on the other side of the barricade in the front row singing her heart out or in the mosh pit. “There’s truly no greater catharsis than the electricity in a crowd at a show, living that shared experience,” says Stephanie..

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