Bars & Nightlife
10 Great Venues for Live Music in Myrtle Beach

Tin Roof is a new addition to downtown Myrtle Beach, and this bar/restaurant/music venue is famous for a good time and a great place to grab a drink with your friends. The Myrtle Beach location of Tin Roof is located on the third floor of a new plaza, offering guests an indoor music venue as well as an open-air bar with amazing views of the ocean. 

The undisputed king of Grand Strand live music is not one club but some half-dozen venues along the Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk, waterfront in Murrells Inlet. The Dead Dog Saloon offers live music nearly 7-nights per week covering all genres from soloists to country, funk, and old school classic rock ‘n’ roll. The Dead Dog is one of the many outstanding live music locations all walking distance from one another located on the Marsh Walk. Also try the Marsh Walk’s Bubba’s Love Shack, Creek Ratz, and Wahoo’s Fish House.

This internationally known venue has been entertaining crowds at Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach since its opening in 1997. Its large music hall is worth a visit just to see the collection of American folk art. The HOB showcases the hit-makers of every genre in the concert hall, and the outdoor (seasonal) stage and bar called The Deck,” offers the best live music available from local, regional and national acts.

This is the place where the hip rock ‘n’ rollers (and their fans) of the North end hang out. Often showcasing the best local, regional and occasional national acts; Pirate’s Cove specializes in reggae, and alternative rock. An outdoor, rooftop venue features soloists in season.

On the Intracoastal Waterway, The Boathouse has become nationally known for its outdoor summer concert series, which actually runs spring though fall and features a-listers from country, to rock and hip-hop. An optional indoor stage means shows are rain or shine. Off-season check out live country music on Nashville Nights.

This Murrells Inlet restaurant features a live music gazebo out back along the waterfront. Enjoy live rock, country, alternative and funk bands from around the Southeast. For the better part of two decades locals and visitors have made the Hot Fish Club a destination for food and fun.

Nicknamed The Pit” this local’s hideaway offers indoor/outdoor live music year-round focusing on variety and plenty of college-friendly bands. Their great pizza doesn’t hurt either.

The oldest continually operating bar on the Grand Strand, The Bowery was the birthplace of country music supergroup Alabama, which got its start in there in the 1970s. Carrying on that tradition, the iconic Bowery offers cheap beer and live country music six to seven nights per week.