The Refinery is a dance club in Wagener Terrace And The Upper Peninsula, Charleston.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Buy concert tickets via the venue calendar; the amphitheatre runs Memorial Day weekend through autumn with national touring acts. Free parking on-site.
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Address: 1640 Meeting Street Road, Charleston, SC 29405
Charleston Music Hall on John Street is the city's seated concert house, a restored former train station that books touring rock, indie, comedy and tribute acts across a calendar booked through 2026.
TipBox office on John Street Thursday and Friday 10:00-15:00; most shows sell faster online. Reserved seating, no general admission floor.
Music Farm on Ann Street is the 650-capacity general admission room that reopened in April 2022 after a two-year pandemic close, now under Charleston Music Hall management with Frank Productions.
TipTickets via Ticketmaster; box office runs out of Music Hall on John Street. Standing floor, doors usually 30 to 60 minutes before showtime.
The Royal American on Morrison Drive is the upper peninsula's tiki-leaning roadhouse, with original local and touring acts on the weekend stage and a kitchen running til 01:00 every day.
TipOpen 11:00-02:00 daily, kitchen til 01:00. Live music weekends; calendar and door cover posted on the venue site.
The Charleston Pour House on Maybank Highway is the James Island music room with two stages, free local sets on the back deck nightly and ticketed indoor shows that run after the deck closes.
TipDeck shows are free and start around 17:00 or 18:00; the indoor stage takes over around 21:00 or 22:00 with the ticketed bill. Sunday afternoon farmers market on site.
The Windjammer on Front Beach at Isle of Palms has run beachside live music since 1972, an indoor club stage paired with the NUTRL Beach Stage for sand-side shows through the summer.
TipAll 18:00 shows are 21+ unless with a parent; 21:00 and later shows are always 21+. Buy tickets via WhollyTicket; the deck holds the ocean breeze.
Tin Roof on Magnolia Road is the West Ashley dive that runs live music almost nightly, with karaoke, trivia and rotating pop-up kitchens trading shifts on the back patio.
TipOpen Monday to Friday from 16:00, Saturday from noon. Cover at the door for booked shows; the rest of the week the bar is free entry.
