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Join us for an evening of music, feasting and fun
at 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

You are invited to the next
SxSE Music Feast at the Myrtle Beach Train Depot.

GREAT GOOGLY MOOGLY!

SXSE IS BACK FOR FALL '22!

Saturday, September 24th
Sarah Borges
with an opening set by Jeff Wall

Saturday, October 15th
Western Centuries

See Upcoming SxSE Event 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.

Unless otherwise noted, 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. Advance online tickets can be purchased with credit card.
We can only accept payment by cash or check at the door.

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Check out the upcoming SxSE Concerts & Events below.

Next Event

Sarah Borges at the Train Depot... Saturday, September 24th

Sarah Borges, a Boston rock & roll musician, successfully walks the line between country, rock, and punk. Her music influences include Merle Haggard, Mahalia Jackson, Dolly Parton, and Sid Vicious, among others. Sarah has performed at the South by Southwest Festival (not to be confused with South by Southeast) and has toured nationally. She has put out eight albums with gritty originals and covers of songs by Tom Waits, Smokey Robinson, and more.

Check out Sarah performing "Lucky Day" and "Wouldn't Know You."

Opening for Sarah is North Carolina native Jeff Wall... "Big Dumb Hick". According to Jeff, he's an extra large, extra awesome, nearly human-like Hillbilly singer/songwriter/storyteller. A solo acoustic performer, Jeff plays mostly originals intended for mature audiences, making folks laugh and tap their feet.

See Jeff Wall performing on Tiny Stage Concerts.

Advance tickets are $30 ($35 at the door). Click to purchase advance tickets and save.

Western Centuries at the Train Depot... Saturday, October 15th

WESTERN CENTURIES came out of the Pacific Northwest where Cahalen Morrison and Ethan Lawton met... Cahalen playing in an acoustic duo with Eli West, Ethan with Zoe Muth & the Lost High Rollers. The two began playing together casually and later connected with Jim Miller when he moved to Seattle.

Each an outstanding musician, Morrison, Lawton and Miller (a founding member of roots band Donna the Buffalo) equally shared lead singer and songwriter duties, swapping instruments onstage with ease. Western Centuries was a band without a leader; a ship without a captain.

At the tail end of the pandemic, Jim Miller passed away while on tour with the band. Using Miller's songs to process grief and relive memories, their upcoming album will serve as a tribute to his talents and camaraderie. Western Centuries is fleshed out on tour by bassist Nokosee Fields, pedal steel player Thomas Bryant Eaton, and fiddler Oliver Bates Craven.

"The songs are cool, smart, deep and fun. They're rooted in classic country with a twist." - Jim Lauderdale

See Western Centuries official video for "Space Force" and "Every Time It's Raining."

Advance tickets are $35 ($40 at the door). Click to purchase advance tickets and save.

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