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"Popular cover tunes and do some originals, too."
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Coastal grooves, beach, and rock oldies, from David Hope (vocals, guitar), Chris Tidestrom (vocals, guitar), and Rick Lambert (bass, vocals).
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They say:
Four like-minded musicians: a rock ’n’ roll band with an R&B twist.
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Classic and modern rock.
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Good for what ails ya!
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Classic rock and variety.
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They say:
We started around 1995 when Jeff Buchanan and Bill Johnson teamed up.
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Classic rock and jams.
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They say:
We take the hits of the 1980s and rewrite them with our own original fast, hard-rock style. It's all executed with an upbeat, fun attitude, especially from our lead singer, Mia.
We say:
Campy, metallic, entertaining cover band with a weird twist.
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They say:
From Top-40 to classic rock, and some originals are in the works. Interaction from the crowd is what we thrive for.
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Veteran local rock cover band.
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Funk, rock, pop tunes.
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Ready-steady bar rock — from the classics to the recent alternative hits.
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They say:
"Blending bits of classic rock, reggae, alternative, and Americana … Our goal is all good songs and no bullshit."
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Local duo comprised of Mike Legere on vocals and acoustic guitar and Andrew Shaw on vocals and toy drum kit
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Wedding/corporate party band delivering the best of the ’70s, including disco, Motown and funk.
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Longtime funk faves: tight, funky, horny, and entertaining. Booty Call has performed for various large company functions throughout the southeast and traveled as far as the U.K. to perform.
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They say:
Playing only the ’80s.
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Hot hits galore.
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Alt-rock covers that keep the party rockin’!
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IOP five-piece/alt-rock cover band.
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They say:
Everyone’s favorite rock from the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and today.
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Classic rock, metal and jams.
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They say:
"Dante's Camaro the greatest Rock & Roll Band in the History of Charleston S.C."
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Comprised of the rowdiest members of Black Venus, MovieStar, and Skintight, local hard-rock/metal cover band Dante's Camaro are "hell-bent" on something or other.
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They say:
Lead guitar wants to be a side order of Santana.
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Singer-songwriter Landeo and his band play a wide variety of covers and originals.
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They say:
Blues, Southern rock, and country.
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Cottageville-based quartet.
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They say:
Their blend of voices is smooth and exciting; a unique style of music that includes old -school, R&B, beach, and a little smooth jazz.
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Local soul/dance/R&B cover band; featuring vocalist Pat Boone.
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They say:
Five-piece party band covering dance tunes, Carolina beach music, classic and contemporary rock, funk, R&B, you name it.
We say:
What a variety …
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They say:
A classic rock cover band: great music from bands that have proven to withstand the test of time.
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Lady-fronted classic rock band.
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Henry’s Attic delivers obscure, yet well-known covers and originals to please the broadest of musical palettes.
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Pop/rock band fronted by guitar-strumming vocalists Heather Norton and Andrew Alberico.
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Multi-instrumental duo featuring Joel and Ward of Sol Driven Train.
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Clever rock duo (with guests) capable of reworking classics in groovy ways … and, oh, that trombone!
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They say:
Funk, R&B, and pop.
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Party band fronted by singer Amanda Hudson, handling a variety of grooves.
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They say:
Batuglia Knuckle Bucket!
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Classic rock, funk, Americana.
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They say:
"A great mix of rock 'n' roll covers."
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Based in Moncks Corner, this quartet handles a variety of classic, modern, and alternative rock.
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They say:
We wish to pay homage to the original act.
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A “true three-piece" Rush tribute band.
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A piano/acoustic guitar duo: currently over 100 songs from the 1950s to now.
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Rock tunes and variety.
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Contemporary top-country and rock classics.
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Assertive country-rock; covers and originals.
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Classic rock.
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Bar-room faves.
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The best of the American Jazz Songbook, including swing and blues of the early 20th Century.
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With Lyndsey Goodman on vocals, they handle a smooth blend of jazzy groove.
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Handling a mix of styles.
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Southern and classic rock, metal, and alternative.
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They say:
The band for all occasions.
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Classic rock, blues, and R&B.
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Metal/alternative-rock standards.
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Modern and classic rock.
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They say:
"A six-piece, horn-driven powerhouse, backing one of the finest female vocalists in town. Dedicated to bringing you the hottest tunes, from the best artists of the last four decades."
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Local ensemble handling a mix of beach, oldies, rock classics, country and more — aimed at entertaining locals on wedding days and at special parties and events.
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They say:
"Playing only the best of rock, shag, and requests … perfect for weddings, parties, and formal events."
We say:
Local combo handling a polished mix of classic rock, Top-40, R&B, shag, and oldies.
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They say:
Funk and rock covers: well suited for weddings, formal parties, and big club gigs.
We say:
These guys consistently deliver the goods without looking bored.
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Hot rock hits from the '80s and '90s.
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Picking up with the ’90s covers where Weird Science left off with the ’80s covers!
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They say:
Her "dream girl" voice is an instrument.
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Talented soul/R&B/pop vocalist and frontlady (and pals with Clay Aiken).
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They say:
Melodic electric/acoustic combo.
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A versatile blend of twangy guitar-rock, funky acoustic-pop, and mellow ballads.
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They say:
To celebrate the music of The Clash and bring this music to a new generation of listeners.
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They cover much of the Clash's vast catalog — from "Bankrobber" to "White Man In Hammersmith Palais."
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They say:
The Shakin’ Martinis use a variety of instruments to incorporate different sounds and accommodate many different types of music.
We say:
Blues, country, and oldies-rock.
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They say:
A breath of fresh air! Great singer, a compelling entertainer, and an all-around talented performer.
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They say:
High energy "all request" party band.
We say:
Local quartet covering the bases.
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They say:
All request duo featuring Rotie Salley and Morgan Sprott.
We say:
Rotie & Morgan: Versatile and hard to stump.
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They say:
Classic rock meets everything else.
We say:
The joyfully loose conglomeration.
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They say:
Charleston's premiere party band. The best of funk, rock, and rap in a memorable, high-energy live show.
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A brassy and funky cover band covering rock, vintage pop, soul, and dance tunes. Featuring an all-star cast of local players.
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They say:
High-energy alternative and modern rock from the ’90s and today.
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Local rock quartet, covers and jams.
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They say:
Why do they insist on playing the type of aggressive, non-hippie guitar-driven rockstuff that only leads to trouble?
We say:
Each member stubbornly plays his role as an odd character in the local scene.
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They say:
High energy pop/rock covers and originals.
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Rock and classic Top 40 with huge vocal harmonies.
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They say:
Preventing good people from hiring bad Beach bands.
We say:
They know how to shag and induce shagging.
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They say:
A versatile and exciting musical entity.
We say:
Delivering old soul, R&B, and beach music favorites.
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They say:
Rock duo. A fuzzy rock 'n' roll affair ... ambitious, but not impossible.
We say:
Ditto.
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They say:
Rock covers from the ’70s and ’80s: white boy rock!
We say:
This four-piece bar band sticks to classic rock — from Kiss and Van Halen to Zep, Beatles, and Skynyrd.
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They say:
Charleston's Premier Steel Drum Trio.
We say:
Caribbean rhythms, reggae, calypso, and beach.
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They say:
"A high energy funk/rock/soul/cover band band. We work hard to make sure the crowd is dancing and having fun."
We say:
Groove-based funk/soul.classic rock combo.
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They say:
Rock/reggae/funk.
We say:
Featuring singer/guitarist (and TV personality) Ben Fagan and a talented backing band.
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They say:
From Madonna to Skid Row.
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‘80s party-rock quartet.
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They say:
Carefully crafted renditions of British Invasion, vintage ’70s pop-rock, new wave, and alternative classics.
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Power trio: cranked-up and melody-obsessed.
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They say:
A melting pot of influences, from the Grateful Dead to Audio Slave.
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Gritty rock ’n’ roll from Summerville.
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They say:
Energetic alt-rock, grunge, and classic rock.
We say:
Enthusiastic combo: rock covers with funk sprinkled in.
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They say:
High-energy rock covers.
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A veteran bar band with a lengthy set of classic and contemporary rock hits — fronted by Troy Miller.
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They say:
Americana rock ‘n’ roll with a splash of southern soul.
We say:
Bouncy, melodic guitar ‘n’ keys-driven pop-rock.
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They say:
"Decidedly Southern, consistently popular.”
We say:
Lots of ’70s folk-rock, modern groove-rock (Dave Matthews, Van Morrison, Jack Johnson, etc.).
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They say:
Southern rock/Americana.
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Jammin’ combo: covers and originals.
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