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In September 2024, Reynolds emailed the auditions chairperson, “just kind of scoping out what was involved – what was the rehearsal schedule, how many rehearsals could you miss and still participate,” he said. When all the answers came back suitable for his participation, he set up an audition time for May 2025.
If these walls could talk, most islanders would ask them to keep quiet around the kids.
Wild at Heart, Steady in Song
When you listen to music, you’re not just hearing sound. You’re participating in a connection. A favorite song can take you back to a moment in time, linking you to people you love or places you’ve been.
Hilton Head Jazz Camp Celebrates 15 Years
For Jeff Gilmer, the party is never over
Overall, the band’s sound is upbeat, well-practiced, and full of happy energy.
Coligny Plaza turns up the tempo with can’t-miss musical events
Inside the Hilton Head Island Jam Songwriter Festival
For Coligny’s 70th year, fall arrives with a September full of great music, delicious food and unforgettable fun.
Roots & Rivers Festival Lights Up the Bluffton Waterfront
Kazoo guy Rick Hubbard continues his musical journey
Give your inner child a chance to party with three great family entertainersGive your inner child a chance to party with three great family entertainers
Jevon Daly’s newest music video is a love letter to the island
Coligny Rolls Out Annual Summer Music Series
Meet the faculty at John’s Music
“Old Love” will premiere on CH2’s social Media channels at 8 P.M. on Wednesday, February 12. Follow Celebrate Hilton head on Facebook and @CH2HHIMAG on instagram.
Sea Glass Stage brings ring-a-ding Rat Pack groove to town
Ever the supportive father, Myhre did everything in his power to help his sons pursue music, whether that meant showing them the ropes, lending them equipment, or simply honing their skills.
This year’s songwriters include Phillip Lammonds and Mel Washington, both veterans of this event, plus Erin Enderlin and Ty Graham.
Spotlight on the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra
Whatever you do…do not ask these men to play ‘Freebird”
Please follow us on Facebook and Instagram for behind-the-scenes videos on a lot of this content, and up to the moment coverage on festivals happening all month.
The group’s mission is to provide a fun night out
At her album debut concert, Cutchins will be joined by Grammy-winning musician David Cook from New York City, along with Charleston jazz heavyweights Lee Barbour on guitar, Brett Belanger on bass, and Ron Wiltrout on drums.
The program takes its name from Terpsichore, the Greek muse of dance, and is always an audience favorite.
When audiences fill the 500-plus-seat venue this month, they’ll hear music from Andrew Lloyd Webber, Carole King, ABBA, and more.
This family-friendly event will feature talented musicians, artisans, kids’ activities, and vendors, bringing together the community to celebrate music and culture in a spectacular setting along the May River.
This Tony Award-winning classic is Americana at its best.
On St. Patrick’s parade day, there’s no place like Coligny to experience the magic
Cranford Hollow comes roaring back with Sounds from Big Thunder
Love it or hate it, February is the month of love.
Quickly becoming one of the most popular live acts in the Lowcountry, with adoring fans now singing along to songs they wrote, Pretty Darn has come a long way from their individual trajectories as gigging musicians.
This year, the Island Recreation Association will host its popular Hilton Head Island Oyster Festival Nov. 10-11 at two venues.
For the first few years after arriving in 1973, the Headliners were snowbirds, playing during the tourist season then moving on. Eventually, Perigo would make the island his permanent home, joining the island just as the loose collection of musical acts was slowly gelling into a scene.
A little bit inspiring, a little bit mad, but undeniably entertaining, Campfire Tyler puts on the kind of shows that simply remind you how fun the world can be.
As part of our Arts + Music issue this month, we attempted to recreate some classic, iconic album sleeves, starring a few of our favorite local entertainers.
And in the end, fun is what it’s all about. Well, that, and giving back.
The hottest stage in town once again fills the south end air with the sweet sounds of local music. Jevon Daly If there’s a soundtrack to summer on Hilton Head Island, it has to sound an awful lot...
In harmony with their mission “to enrich and benefit the community through the arts,” the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina invites you to join a special four-day event, March 23-26, 2023. During this...
You can feel the excitement in the air, and it’s only going to build all month long. February on Hilton Head Island typically serves as sort of a preamble, a prelude if you will, to the rising...
A Tennessee record collector and his wife bring the vinyl wave to the shores of Hilton Head Island
Local organization, ‘Pockets Full of Sunshine,’ adds purpose, pride, and meaning to the lives of adults with disabilities
Recently, I was tagged on Facebook (something viewed by many on the social platform as a “not cool” thing to do). It was a video, and I immediately thought to myself, “I’ve probably already seen...
Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” crescendos and you find yourself getting lost. Simultaneously, fingers and head start to snap in keeping with the beat. You feel compelled to rap and, out of nowhere, you...
The Lowcountry’s most acclaimed pack of misfits and party animals readies for their shot at the small screen
Everyone loves a white wedding. We all want to believe in everlasting love. Marriage was a lifetime promise in the not-so-distant past. Newer generations treat the concept like an impulse Amazon...
Music, food, and a good time for the binyas (natives) and comyas (non-natives)
There are certain expectations that come with fatherhood. There are the mundane ones: when a drain needs snaked, you’re going to be the one to do it; when the grass gets too long, you’re going to...
What’s your sign? Aries Most underrated song that, in your opinion, should be a classic? There’s an old Noël Coward tune entitled “Sail Away” that I have always found very appealing, and a lot of...