Concert Coverage

As Taking Back Sunday prepares to return to Warped Tour stages across the country this summer, the band's stop at House of Blues Myrtle Beach offered a preview of what's to come. Joined by Bayside, the night blended nostalgia, crowd favorites, and the enduring spirit of the scene that helped launch both bands more than twenty years ago.

Lorna Shore transformed House of Blues Myrtle Beach into pure chaos with an emotionally devastating and sonically overwhelming performance that blurred the line between brutality and vulnerability. Supported by explosive sets from Signs of the Swarm and Paleface Swiss, the night delivered nonstop adrenaline, stunning visuals, and one of the most immersive live experiences in heavy music today.

From the very first notes of ‘In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3,’ The Senate erupted into absolute chaos. In a venue packed wall-to-wall with devoted fans, Coheed and Cambria transformed the intimate Columbia room into something massive, delivering an electrifying performance that felt both deeply personal and larger than life

High Water Festival 2026 brought thousands to Riverfront Park in North Charleston for a weekend defined by music, reflection, and community. Across two days of unforgettable performances — from the raw emotional weight of Jesse Welles to the electrifying power of Alabama Shakes — the festival proved that live music can still make people feel connected, present, and alive.

From intimate acoustic moments to an electrifying headlining set, Tigers Jaw delivered a night that balanced nostalgia and growth—proving their latest album Lost on You hits just as hard live.

A Night of Nostalgia and Evolution: The Devil Wears Prada Bring It Full Circle in Myrtle Beach. From MySpace-era callbacks to forward-thinking heaviness, a stacked lineup proves the scene is still alive—and evolving.