You’re always in for a dazzling performance at professional musical venues like the Alabama Theater or the Carolina Opry. Yet sometimes, the mood of the night calls for a more relaxed venue with draft beer and a full menu.

Some of Myrtle Beach’s best live shows occur at restaurants and bars. Eat, drink and be merry with your favorite person at these restaurants hosting live music shows!

shows in Myrtle Beach at Barefoot Landing

Barefoot Landing

Along the Intracoastal Waterway, Barefoot Landing is a walkable center. Offerings of shops, restaurants, bars, theaters, events, amusement rides, and other unique attractions. You won’t have far to walk far to hear music coming from restaurant venues. For example the House of Blues and Wild Wing Cafe.

At the House of Blues of Myrtle Beach, you can bring your dog and hang out. On the Deck you can listen to some jams for free or purchase tickets for one of their mainstage events.

Make sure to arrive early for dinner. When you do, you will have time to grab a few drinks as the lights come on. Enjoy bands like South Side Saints, The Purple Madness – A Tribute to Prince, and more.

Visitors and locals alike frequent the House of Blues for some of the most entertaining Myrtle Beach concerts.

Wild Wing Cafe serves American and Southern pub classics in a sports bar atmosphere. Coupled with their mouth-watering wings, their extensive menu also offers ten overloaded burgers and sandwiches, and so much more!

Wild Wing Cafe’s Friday Night Lights invites a different local band each week to play hit songs until 10 p.m. As the music serenades you, enjoy those nachos and draught beer for happy hour.

The Bowery

The Bowery

Right next door to the Atlantic sands. The Bowery is a tavern-style restaurant that has been rockin’ to the late hours since 1944.

Their menu boasts unique starters like Double D’s Dill Chips, Zack’s Pepper Jack Mac ‘N’ Cheese Bites, and more. Sink your teeth into the most indulgent burger you’ve ever tasted.

Bands like The Bounty Hunters and Alabama, and more that start playing every night at 8:30 p.m.

Nacho Hippo

Nacho Hippo

Nacho Hippo is home to some of the most original Myrtle Beach concerts. Every day from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., this Mexican cantina showcases the greatest names in the local talent pool.

In addition to hearing new music, you are sure to make new friends among the socialites of Myrtle Beach’s nightlife. Perhaps Nacho Hippo gained such popularity thanks to their beachy margaritas and cocktail menu. Get a round of different fruity “marga-tinis” for the whole table to sample. Or go big with a hip bucket mixed with rum, tequila or vodka.

No matter your drink of choice, it’ll pair perfectly with a platter of tacos, nachos and quesadillas.

Drunken Jack’s

Drunken Jack’s is a one-of-a-kind dining experience with an outdoor patio. It faces Goat Island in the Intracoastal Waterway of Murrells Inlet. Because of the view, you can enjoy peacocks and wild goats while you enjoy delicious seafood. Indulge in the more delicate flavors of the sea with a fresh catch of the day.

Besides the natural beauty of the setting and the ocean delicacies, the lounge area at Drunken Jack’s is also known for hosting local musicians. As of July 2021, their live events are currently on a temporary pause. Make sure to check back in with them in the coming months!

Homegrown Hospitality Group

Homegrown Hospitality Group

Homegrown Hospitality Group started with one restaurant in 1985. It has since grown to nine concepts across Georgia and South Carolina. Two of their locations play major roles in the local music scene as they host live shows every week in Myrtle Beach.

At Liberty’s Tap Room & Grill, you can catch local names every Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. It is the perfect time to enjoy burgers, seafood, pizza, and tacos. All of Homegrown Hospitality Group’s restaurants proudly serve the highest quality Certified Angus Beef and original craft brews. And Liberty’s Tap Room & Grill is no exception.

Taco Mundo Kitchen y Cantina cranks the volume each Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. They feature artists like If Birds Could Fly, City Lights and Eric Metts.

Snack on your choice of sixteen taco creations and splurge on some margaritas, sangria, or a tequila and mezcal flight.

No matter which restaurant presented by Homegrown Hospitality Group that you choose. Either will certainly spice up the night in both live events and tasty grub!


The night is forever alive as long as there is delicious food and drink to delight your senses. Or catchy music to keep the mood exciting. Most importantly, a special person with whom to enjoy it all! Catch a break from the mundane and live up the Myrtle Beach nightlife for a while. In good company, dining and dancing are the best ways to spend time!

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About Nicole Miller

Nicole Miller is a native Tennessean who currently resides in Asheville, North Carolina. She loves spending time in the great outdoors, such as camping, hiking, and mountain biking. She also enjoys exploring all that the Smoky Mountains have to offer.

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