Beach music lovers will get a chance to pull out their dancing shoes and shag the night away as the Beach Music Festival returns to Byerly Park on Saturday, May 3.
From 1 to 9 p.m., bands such as Band of Oz, Jim Quick & Coastline and Pale Horse will perform on an outdoor stage. This year’s festival is sponsored by the City of Hartsville, J. Michael’s Restaurant, Edward E. Saleeby Jr., Spiro’s Wingz & Ale, Sonoco Products Company, SPC Credit Union and Sign Zone & Graphics.
The Band of Oz, a Beach Music Hall of Fame band which has recorded and toured since 1967, is returning to Hartsville after their appearance at the 2012 festival. North Myrtle Beach’s Pale Horse is an acoustic group playing a wide range of classic and modern rock. Closing out the evening will be Jim Quick and Coastline, whose frontman is a nine-time winner of the Carolina Music Awards Entertainer of the Year Award.
The event will also feature local deejay Dan E. Lockemy.
“With major acts featuring veteran entertainers on the schedule, this year’s festival will be bigger and better than ever,” said City of Hartsville Parks and Leisure Services Director Phil Gardner. “We’re carrying on a decades-old Hartsville tradition of concert festivals, and this event is sure to leave no fan of Carolina beach music disappointed.”
Advance tickets are $10 and gate tickets will be $15. Tickets are available at Byerly Park’s Coach T.B. Thomas Sports Center, the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce, Bizzell’s Food & Spirits, J. Michael’s Restaurant, and Sign Zone & Graphics. Children 14 and younger are admitted free until 7 p.m.
Concessions and drinks will be available at the event. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets, but asked to not bring coolers or tents.
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