The Band Feel w/ Parrotfish at the Charleston Pour House
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The Band Feel
w/ Parrotfish
Thursday, January 21st, 2027
Charleston Pour House | Main Stage
8:00pm Doors / 9:00pm Show
$20 Advance / $20 Day of Show
The Band Feel
THE BAND FEEL is a living, breathing progression of rock. Drawing influence from music,poetry, and visual art of both yesterday and today, they are expanding the bounds ofcontemporary listenership across generations. Their sonic journey offers a live, euphoricexperience that is visually and emotionally immersive, quickly establishing them as a mainstayin the rock world. In the last 12 months they have amassed over 100 million views and morethan 500,000 followers across social platforms. Selling out clubs nationwide, they are emergingas a major force in rock. Their debut LP, What of Now, produced by five-time Grammy-nominated producer Paul Moak, releases on August 21, 2026. Listen to the lead tracks “TwiceAlive” and “Better Days,” available everywhere now.
Parrotfish
Ask four different Parrotfish fans to describe the band’s sound, and chances are you’ll hear four different genres. The Tampa-born, Nashville-based quartet has built a catalog that comfortably slips between alternative rock, pop-punk, reggae, and funk, often within the span of a song or two. Over the span of a near ten-year career, the band has built up hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners, millions of streams, and a touring resume that could be put up against any independent band out there. They’ve supported bands such as Willis, The Hails, Never Ending Fall, Surf Trash, and Me Like Bees on tour and have played festivals like Bonnaroo, Forecastle, Peach Fest, Gasparilla, and countless others.
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*Show is 21+. No Exceptions!
w/ Parrotfish
Thursday, January 21st, 2027
Charleston Pour House | Main Stage
8:00pm Doors / 9:00pm Show
$20 Advance / $20 Day of Show
The Band Feel
THE BAND FEEL is a living, breathing progression of rock. Drawing influence from music,poetry, and visual art of both yesterday and today, they are expanding the bounds ofcontemporary listenership across generations. Their sonic journey offers a live, euphoricexperience that is visually and emotionally immersive, quickly establishing them as a mainstayin the rock world. In the last 12 months they have amassed over 100 million views and morethan 500,000 followers across social platforms. Selling out clubs nationwide, they are emergingas a major force in rock. Their debut LP, What of Now, produced by five-time Grammy-nominated producer Paul Moak, releases on August 21, 2026. Listen to the lead tracks “TwiceAlive” and “Better Days,” available everywhere now.
Parrotfish
Ask four different Parrotfish fans to describe the band’s sound, and chances are you’ll hear four different genres. The Tampa-born, Nashville-based quartet has built a catalog that comfortably slips between alternative rock, pop-punk, reggae, and funk, often within the span of a song or two. Over the span of a near ten-year career, the band has built up hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners, millions of streams, and a touring resume that could be put up against any independent band out there. They’ve supported bands such as Willis, The Hails, Never Ending Fall, Surf Trash, and Me Like Bees on tour and have played festivals like Bonnaroo, Forecastle, Peach Fest, Gasparilla, and countless others.
*By purchasing a ticket, you agree to receive emails from ARTIST and PROMOTER.
*Show is 21+. No Exceptions!
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Where is it happening?
Charleston Pour House, 1977 Maybank Hwy,Charleston, South Carolina, United States
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