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Welcome

You are invited
to a South by Southeast Music Feast
at the Historic Myrtle Beach Train Depot at 851 Broadway
... an intimate, non-smoking, listening venue.

Featuring Fantastic Live Music
from NewGrass to Blues and Rock & Roll to Jazz

Next SxSE Music Feast - Saturday, April 21st

Master of the 88 Key Disaster!
an evening with...

See Details Below.

Thanks, New South Brewing for the Best Beer in the South.

Please support South by Southeast by
joining us for our wonderful Music Feasts.

Admission includes FREE Potluck Dinner - Southern Style...
from BBQ, Pizza & Premium Hot Dogs to Covered Dishes and Desserts. FREE Beverages including excellent New South Draft Beer, Wine, Soft Drinks, Coffee and Water. Menu may vary.

And, it's for a GREAT CAUSE! A local, non-profit/charitable organization, SxSE supports local school music programs. You can help by attending the SxSE Music Feasts listed below.

Student admissions (under 21) may be available at some events at a discounted rate. We appreciate your purchase of advance tickets online. It enables us to better prepare for each event and it makes sure you have tickets for the show.

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Check out the upcoming SxSE Concerts & Events below.

Next Event

Reverend Billy C. Wirtz at the Depot... Saturday, April 21st

A comic genius, gifted pianist and American musicologist who defies easy classification...
"I like to think of myself as the Victor Borge of the blues," states the Reverend. But, Billy goes way beyond Borge both in scope of subject matter (from politics to social commentary) and, of course, in taste. No theme seems too extreme, taboo, or undignified, as long as it garners a good laugh.

Born in Aiken, S.C. in 1954, Billy C. Wirtz took up keyboard in high school but didn't play in earnest until the end of his college days at James Madison. As a gifted sideman, he played with various D.C. bands, including Root Boy Slim & the Sex Change Band, Evan Johns & the H-Bombs, and the original Nighthawks.

Goateed and tattooed, he is the antithesis of the ordinary concept of a preacher. Like an itinerant revivalist in a carnival tent, he often employs his stage persona to set the scene. He transforms into a comedian, twisted televangelist, barrel-house piano player "overcome by the spirit".

$25 at the door, day of show.
Purchase $20 Online Advance Tickets.

Listen to the Reverend playing Roberta..
Listen to the Reverend playing Too Old.
and to Mojo Working on a recent R&B cruise.

read more ...

Music Feast at the Depot... Saturday, September 29th

Performer and details to be announced.

Music Feast at the Depot... Saturday, November 10th

Performer and details to be announced.

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