Elliot’s musical style embodies the true essence of country music, seamlessly blending traditional sounds with a contemporary flair. Through his music, he captures the essence of the human experience, offering a relatable and heartfelt perspective that resonates with listeners.

Friday 12pm – 2:45pm
Location “Food Court”

Chris Reed is a full time musician based out of Columbia, S.C. His genres consist of Blues, Rock, Funk, and Jazz with an affinity for Big Band and Swing music. You can see him solo Acoustic, as the lead guitarist and singer of his own band “The Bad Kids” as well as alongside Mark Rapp in the Mardi Gras driven “Soda City Brass Band”.

Friday 3pm-6pm

New Nantahala Strings is a local bluegrass band comprised of enthusiastic musicians hoping to make good music and put smiles on people’s faces wherever they go, focusing on new renditions of traditional bluegrass songs, gospel songs, and a growing number of originals. The band is currently made up of Gabe Collier (Guitar), John Cassidy (Percussion/Banjo), Sydney Apperson (Fiddle), Lincoln Buchanan (Fiddle/Mandolin), Luke Bomar (Bass), and Macy Skillman (Mandolin)

Saturday 11:00am-2:15pm
Location “Food Court”

Eric James is a solo acoustic artist based out of Lexington SC. Playing a variety of music from Johnny Cash to Everlast and everything in-between Spanning 8 decades of music from old classics to current day music.

Saturday 2:30pm-5:30pm
Location “Food Court”

Ty Potter is a guitarist and singer known for soulful performances rooted in Southern rock, country, blues, and classic rock, with a smooth blend of 90s favorites and today’s hits. With a seasoned voice, expressive guitar work, and an authentic, stripped-down style, Ty delivers familiar songs with heart and grit—creating a sound that’s both genuine and timeless.

Sunday 11am – 2pm

“My name is Hampton Hook, born and raised in West Columbia, South Carolina. I’m Saving Country Music One Mullet At A Time!”

Sunday 2:15pm-5:00pm
Location “Food Court”